Upper Arlington's Farmers Market returns on May 14, featuring 30-40 vendors offering fresh produce and artisan goods every Wednesday from 3 to 6:30 pm.

Dublin schedules maintenance on U.S. 33 and Sawmill Road for clearer and safer roads, advising commuters to plan alternative routes due to expected closures.

Hilliard announces two events: "Touch a Truck" on May 15, where kids can explore vehicles, and "Opening Day at the Ballpark" on May 16 featuring a movie screening and family activities. Both are sponsored by local businesses.

Dublin hosted a naturalization ceremony at the Abbey Theater, during which about 100 individuals became U.S. citizens. Participants came from 43 countries, according to the City of Dublin's news page.

Two former Hanover Township fiscal officers, Jennifer Nethers and John Osborn, face state audit recoveries totaling $11,294.76 for late fees and payroll issues.

Educator Kristina Laber is praised for her motivational teaching at Columbus City Schools, notably at Westmoor Middle School, for her effective approach and dedication, including fostering reading and supporting ESL students.

Charles F. Bolden Jr. spoke at Ohio State's commencement, urging grads to build bridges of understanding. The event also honored individuals and conferred 12,357 degrees.

Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an unprovoked assault on a 68-year-old man on a bus. They released a description on Facebook.

Upper Arlington's UA Parks & Rec department is hosting the annual Spring Fling event on May 10 at Sunny 95 Park with activities like "Touch-A-Truck," food trucks, inflatable games, and previews of summer programs.

Raven Ferguson discusses her journey as an athlete, overcoming challenges and doubts, on the City League Sports Podcast, sharing a message of resilience and determination.

The Columbus Division of Police is hosting a specialized training session this summer for experienced Ohio officers, with applications due by May 23, aiming to attract seasoned professionals.

The City of Columbus observed its 40th Annual Yom HaShoah, with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office honoring Holocaust victims and survivors, highlighting the importance of remembering past atrocities.

Six major projects approved in Ohio are set to create 699 jobs, retain nearly 300, and spur over $835 million in investments, with various industries benefiting from the initiatives.