The City of Dublin reflects on 2025's community events on social media, expressing gratitude to residents for their participation and looking ahead to 2026.

New Albany, Ohio, runs a holiday lights recycling program to prevent them from entering landfills, asking residents to contribute to their sustainability effort.

Dublin, Ohio, has announced service changes for the New Year's period, including closed city offices, an updated waste collection schedule, and modified hours for the recreation center.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office's Crisis K9s were featured in a viral Christmas-themed photoshoot, posing wrapped in festive paper, showcasing a blend of chaos and cuteness.

Pickerington Police joined forces in Operation Santa's Sleigh, a light show at Children's Hospital to cheer patients and families, also donating toys to Ronald McDonald House.

Worthington announces a post-holiday Styrofoam Recycling Drop on January 11, 2026, to reduce polystyrene waste, with details on acceptable items provided on social media.

The City of Upper Arlington thanked residents, volunteers, businesses, and city employees in a social media post, expressing appreciation for their contributions to the community.

Westerville, Ohio released a curated "2025 Images of the Year" collection to showcase special events and daily life, emphasizing community unity and spirit.

The Newark Division of Police's Operation Santa Sleigh included a cruiser decoration contest, with Officer Trotter placing third, showcasing community spirit and generosity.

Officers Goodman and Cosby from Upper Arlington Police joined "Operation Santa’s Sleigh," delivering cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital as part of the Light Ohio Blue initiative.

Delaware's new Fire Station 305 is under construction, converting a former warehouse to improve east side emergency services, with completion expected by July 2027.

Franklin County's law enforcement delivered holiday cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital, with a 14-year-old violence survivor becoming an honorary deputy.

A 2-year-old girl, Va'Niyah Mason, died from an accidental shooting in Columbus; her uncle's gun was left in a bag. The police investigation is ongoing; no charges yet. The family urges gun safety.