Midway, OH

Midway is a small, quiet village in Madison County that got its name back in 1830 as a midpoint stop along an old travel route between Chicago and Philadelphia. If you move here, you will quickly notice one quirky local detail: the post office and mailing addresses go by Sedalia, even though the road signs and village charter say Midway. Located right where State Routes 38 and 323 intersect, the town gives residents a peaceful country setting with straightforward drives to neighboring communities like London and Washington Court House.

Today, the crossroads is home to a few neighborhood cornerstones, including the Midway Presbyterian Church, the Range Township hall and fire station, and the Sedalia Event Center. It is a relaxed, spread-out community surrounded by open farmland, where daily life moves at an unhurried pace. If you are looking for wide-open space, low-traffic roads, and a genuine small-town feel, Midway offers a simple, grounded place to settle down.