Local gems worth getting to know.
Rittman is a working town of about 6,000 people in Wayne County, roughly 20 miles south of Akron. Main Street still functions as the actual center of town life—you recognize faces at the grocery
Rittman is about 23 miles south of Cuyahoga Valley National Park—roughly 35 to 40 minutes depending on which entrance you're targeting. Take I-77 north toward Akron, then head toward the park's
Rittman sits about thirty minutes south of Akron, just off Route 21. It's not a destination you'd find in a national travel guide, and that's intentional. People who spend a weekend here are usually
Rittman is a Wayne County town where people still eat dinner at 5:30 and know the cook by name. The restaurants here don't have Instagram accounts or rotating seasonal menus. What they have is
Rittman sits on what used to matter most to industrial America: a railroad crossing. In 1872, the town was platted as a station stop on the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railroad, and that single
If you live here, you already know: the Rittman Farmers Market isn't just where you buy tomatoes. It's where you run into people you meant to call, where kids chase each other between the vegetable