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Ashland
- BOverall Grade
- Town in Missouri
- 19 reviews
- Public SchoolsB
- Crime & SafetyB
- HousingB+
- NightlifeB+
- Good for FamiliesB
- DiversityB-
- JobsB+
- WeatherB-
- Cost of LivingB+
- Health & FitnessB+
- Outdoor ActivitiesC+
- CommuteB-
Real Estate
Median Home Value
$175,000
National
$184,700Median Rent
$760
National
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Ashland Rankings
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Working in Ashland
Jobs
B+
Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living.
Median Household Income
$56,222
National
$55,322Ashland Reviews
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Ashland is a small town, where your last name, and athletic ability is all that matters. I like the town fine, but most people are very closed minded and only concerned if you have grown up here.
The town has several restaurants, including three pizza places. Pizza Haus is probably the best one and the one that has been in town for the longest. There is one bar on the south side of town, and it has GREAT food! But when it comes to where people like to hang out and enjoy each other's company while watching the big game, people usually choose to have a barbecue at their own place. Some of the people around here really know their way around a burger and a grilled chicken.
The Ashland fire station is right in the middle of town, and the police headquarters are located in city hall, so they can usually react pretty quickly to situations. The city does a good job of keeping the city park and the roadsides clean, as well as making sure sewer systems are running correctly. The local laws are all fine and benefit the citizens. When it comes to government officials, it's a little bit more complicated. Recently, the Board of Alderman and the mayor went at each other trying to get everyone fired, which cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars while benefiting no one. As for state government, I think most people are happy with who has been elected.