A pretty bold statement? We don’t think so. Historically, our small village has played a significant role in Ohio history and American history. From one of Ohio State Universities most revered coaches to the name sake of the most coveted pitching award in Major League Baseball, we think you’ll find our village to be a special place to live and work.

Newcomerstown is located in southwestern Tuscarawas County on some of the most beautiful land in the country. Home to the Temperance Tavern & the Olde Main Street Museum and Social Center, we are just a few minutes from Ohio’s largest Amish Commmunity, Ohio’s oldest existing settlement – Gnadenhutten, Fort Laurens State Memorial, Zoar Village, Roscoe Village, and much more.

The Village offers a business friendly environment and you’ll get the all of the support you need from county and village officals. The village is located immediately off of Interstate 77, US 36, and isapproximately 20 miles north of Interstate 70. Did we forget to mention immediate rail access from one the countries fastest growing rail systems – Ohio Central Railroad. What’s not to like about the transportation possibilities?