New Albany, Ohio, recaps a progressive 2025 with infrastructure, economic growth, sustainability efforts, and community events in a year-end social media post and video.

Oxford, Ohio residents are informed of a one-day delay in trash collection during New Year's week, with services resuming normally the following week.

Forest Park's senior community is urged to renew their 2026 memberships to maintain access to the Senior Center, with an online renewal option and in-person sessions on December 29 and January 5. Deadline for renewal is January 12.

Montgomery offers holiday greenery pickup starting January 3, 2026, with residents advised to remove decorations and place waste curbside on the prior Friday evening for Saturday collection.

Loveland, Ohio, introduces Loveland U Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on city operations, including facility tours and discussions. Dinner is included, and applications for the 2026 class are open.

Kettering, Ohio, announced a one-day delay in trash collection during New Year's week; residents are advised to set out waste the night before the revised pickup date.

Norwood, Ohio police officers delivered presents to the community on Christmas, as shown in a social media post, reflecting their commitment to spread holiday cheer and engage in community-oriented service.

The City of Montgomery's January Bulletin covers new Council Members, volunteer opportunities, and community events, with accessibility via physical copies, email, and online for both residents and non-residents.

Middletown, Ohio highlights the SHALOM Homeless initiative that partners with churches to provide winter shelters for the homeless, promoting community involvement and support during cold months.

Cincinnati road closures from Dec 29-Jan 4, 2026, include areas around William Howard Taft Road, Collins Avenue, and parts of Taft Road Lane and Heatherhill Lane. The reason for closures is not specified.

Forest Park, Ohio, wished its residents a happy Kwanzaa, highlighting the celebration of family, community, and African heritage from December 26 to January 1, focusing on the Seven Principles.

The Butler County Sheriff visited the Communications Center to thank dispatchers for their dedication during the holiday season, highlighting their pivotal role in community safety.

Kettering, Ohio's annual Christmas Day gathering was successful thanks to the efforts of volunteers, staff, and community members, as acknowledged in a social media post by the city.