BERLIN, Ohio ... U.S. 62 through Holmes County, a traveler can easily forget that peace, quiet and a glimpse of a simpler way of life were once good reasons to visit Ohio’s Amish country.

De Bois, meanwhile, has developed a drive-it-yourself back-roads guide to the area that she is offering to visitors who prefer to explore on their own. (See below for details.) Before she begins ...

WorldAtlas.com has ranked the nine Most Hospitable Towns in Ohio ... are Millersburg (Holmes County), Sugarcreek and Mansfield. Millersburg (Holmes County) was chosen for its Amish heritage ...

A horse and buggy drive through Holmes County, the heart of Ohio's Amish settlement. The Amish community doesn't participate in Medicare or Medicaid, either. Yoder even negotiates with health ...

This has come about because of the high number of Amish and Mennonite people who have settled in Holmes County, Ohio. Much of the time that I was in the Amish country, I was with a man named Mark ...

Long before the e-bike boom, Amish in Holmes County were also early adopters of solar and battery systems and the region likely has the highest rate of residential solar power generation in Ohio ...

Myriad myths, misconceptions and misunderstandings about the Amish abound ... released by the state of Ohio, the annual economic impact of tourism in Holmes County is around $313 million.