365 Things to do in Medina County, OH

03/11/2026

ATTENTION VETERANS!!! On March 27th, We will be hosting a Veteran Homeownership Seminar at the Medina County Veterans Service Office, and we would really like to invite you to join us.

If you served in the military or you are a family member of a Veteran, you may have earned some incredible benefits through the VA home loan program — but the truth is, a lot of veterans don’t fully understand how to use them.

During this event we’re going to cover things like how ZERO Down VA loans actually work, why they had a bad reputation in the past, how to buy multi-family properties, VA loan assumptions, and even local property tax benefits here in Medina County for some veterans.

So if you’re a veteran — or you know a veteran who might benefit from this information — we’d love to see you there.

March 27th at the Medina County Veterans Service Office from 11:30-1:00.

Please register by calling 330‑722‑9368

Hope to see you there.

Our Link & Lunch this month will be on March 27th!
This month’s topic is VA Home Loans — you won’t want to miss it.
RSVP today by calling 330‑722‑9368!

02/20/2026

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02/12/2026

We're currently looking for instructors and students to help expand the program. Contact Jason Kaiser at (330) 722-9368 if your interested.

02/06/2026

Best Burger in Medina!

01/30/2026

Medina County Veterans Service Office
We provide temporary aid and assistance to veterans, dependents and widows in time of need. The Medina County Veterans Service Office is a state mandated agency dedicated to aiding Medina County Veterans during times of need.

Veterans and their families have earned more than gratitude — they deserve guidance, advocacy, and real support.This video highlights the mission and service...

11/18/2025

Wanted to give a big congratulations to newest graduate Mike Dudas!
He will continue to be a part of the program and advance his skills in playing while sharing with others.
We're currently looking for instructors to help expand the program. Contact Jason Kaiser at (330) 722-9368

Wanted to give a big congratulations to newest graduate Mike Dudas!
He will continue to be a part of the program and advance his skills in playing while sharing with others.
We're currently looking for instructors to help expand the program. Contact Jason Kaiser at (330) 722-9368 if your interested.

11/18/2025

Wanted to give a big congratulations to the newest graduate Debby Kirkpatrick! She completed 10 guitar lessons and earned herself a brand new acoustic guitar through our Guitar's For Vets program!
She will continue to be a part of the program and advance her skills in playing while sharing with others.
We're currently looking for instructors and students to help expand the program. Contact Jason Kaiser at (330) 722-9368

Wanted to give a big congratulations to the newest graduate Debby Kirkpatrick!
She will continue to be a part of the program and advance her skills in playing while sharing with others.
We're currently looking for instructors and students to help expand the program. Contact Jason Kaiser at (330) 722-9368 if your interested.

11/06/2025

🍕🏛️ From the historic courthouse to Courthouse Pizzeria, Medina has a way of bringing people together.
Good food, great stories, and that small-town magic you don’t find everywhere. ❤️

If you haven’t grabbed a slice on the Square lately… you’re missing out.
Support local. Show up. Keep Medina awesome.

See you on the Square!

Because real estate isn’t just about houses… it’s about the people, the stories, and the community that makes it all worthwhile.
Ready to buy, sell, or just talk shop over a slice? Let’s make your move happen!
📩 Frank Ruma & Blaise Rosser | KW Elevate
🌐 www.fgsoldit.kw.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 Call now

10/24/2025

10/06/2025

When i first moved to Medina 23 years ago i wasn't excited. We moved because we had to find a place and it was affordable for what we wanted. Turns out it was the best move i ever made. Great place to raise children and make great friends. Now Readers digest agrees.

Find out why Medina was picked as one of the nicest places in America.