Located midway between Colombus and Cleveland along the I-71, the City of Ashland is about 50 miles south of Cleveland and 60 miles north of Colombus. Ashland is the county seat of Ashland County, Ohio. The city has a population of approximately 23,000 people.

Ashland's location along I-71 equidistant between Cleveland and Columbus is a major reason why many businesses are making the city their home. Companies have an enormous benefit in the transportation area. Ashland has several existing warehousing, manufacturing, and distribution facilities that are available for use with infrastructure and zoning is largely already in place. This generally means a lower start-up cost for businesses.

At the heart of the community is Ashland University, a private liberal arts college offering a diverse array of academic programs on a beautiful 98-acre campus includes 36 modern buildings. Ashland Theological Seminary, a division of Ashland University, is the largest seminary in Ohio. Ashland is truly a place where there is a community-wide belief in and a strong commitment to providing quality education for students of all ages and backgrounds.

Ashland truly enjoys the best of both worlds. We have the quietness and safety of a small town with a rural backdrop, mixed with the technology and opportunities of a large city.