She and her husband, a chiropractor, built a new house that is just outside the village line. She continues to serve as clerk under a contract with the village, and her husband was mayor until they moved. Keeping Miltonsburg alive is a challenge, but it's well worth it, she said. There's a quality of life here you can't find in a big city. From her back porch, she has a view of undulating green pastures and woods.
Crime is rare, traffic jams are unheard of, property is inexpensive.
There are worse things than living in the smallest town in Ohio. Joe Blundo is an Accent columnist.