Reynoldsburg, Ohio is the birthplace of the “domestic tomato,” developed back in the 19th century by Reynoldsburg's native son, Alexander W. Livingston, a seed merchant and horticulturalist. Clean and attractive, Reynoldsburg is known for its low crime rate, well kept streets, high community standard of living, and excellent schools. Now known throughout the state and nation, Reynoldsburg schools have been toured by more than 30,000 educators to learn their innovative programs firsthand.

Proud to have been an active participant during the era of the Underground Railroad, residents of Reynoldsburg lodged many southern slaves while en route to Canada in search for freedom. Today, the community attracts young couples, settled families as well as empty-nesters. Renters will find quite a variety of apartments, townhouses and condominiums to suit their needs, home buyers can find anything from ranch-style houses, many with fireplaces, to Cape Cod designs. New neighborhood construction gives buyers the opportunity to design their perfect dream home.

With a vast park system to be proud of, Reynoldsburg parks come in all different sizes, and some feature playground equipment and bike trails. Blacklick Woods is part nature preserve, so the chances of glimpsing Canadian geese or a quick-footed fox are greater from this park's walking trail.