The City of Dublin, Ohio's social media encourages residents to commit acts of kindness during winter, such as helping elderly neighbors and sharing items to foster community spirit and volunteering.

Columbus City Schools has expanded its Career-Technical Education offerings with a new Pharmacy Technician Program at Fort Hayes Career Center, emphasizing real-world skills and credentialing for students.

A high school student and his grandfather attend the same math class at The Ohio State University, highlighting an intergenerational learning experience.

The Grove City Citizen’s Police Academy offers locals insight into law enforcement every Tuesday from March 3 to May 12, prior to a Feb. 18 application deadline.

Hilliard seeks a new building inspector to uphold codes and safety standards for its structures, requiring technical skills and good interaction. Applications close January 22.

The City League Sports Podcast featured members of the Linden-McKinley Cheerleading team discussing their passion for their sport and community alongside Head Coach Jenice Crutcher.

Upper Arlington Public Library partners with Sustainable UA to host a Repair Café, where residents can fix items with volunteers' help to promote sustainability.

Grove City Parks & Rec. and Bogey’s Grove City launch an indoor golf league for youth, featuring different age categories and practice opportunities, with registration at $120 per player.

Gahanna celebrated the opening of the new Lincoln High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, showcasing a commitment to education and youth. The event was shared on the city's Facebook page.

Gahanna, Ohio encourages residents to save on energy costs with its Energy Plus program offering competitive rates for clean and traditional energy, undercutting AEP Ohio's prices.

Delaware, Ohio, is seeking applicants as young as 15 for various summer jobs, including lifeguard, camp counselor, and more, offering them work experience and community involvement.

Gahanna residents can participate in local governance through multiple meetings announced by the city for the upcoming week, including the Committee of the Whole and various board meetings.

Dublin, Ohio humorously self-awarded itself with made-up accolades on Facebook, engaging residents in sharing their pride for the city’s positive attributes and sense of community.