Grove City's Area 2 leaf collection begins Monday. Residents should rake leaves to the curb before collection dates, found on the provided online maps and schedules.

Grove City's "Nutcracker Hunt" invites families to find 12 Nutcrackers in the town center, with prizes for completed entries, fostering holiday cheer and community exploration.

Grove City celebrated its communal Thanksgiving Wattle 5K with participants of all ages, promoting inclusivity, unity, and a healthy lifestyle, despite November's chill.

Westerville, Ohio is hosting a Blood Drive on Dec. 12 to address the need for blood donations during the holiday season. The event is a collaboration with the Westerville Division of Police.

Dublin, Ohio, is participating in Black Friday by offering 20% off everything and 50% off limited items in the "Everything Dublin" store until December 1, plus a free water bottle for purchases over $100.

Upper Arlington invites locals to its annual Winter Festival on December 5, featuring holiday activities, lights, decorations, local music, and food vendors.

Westerville Community Center promotes wellness with a drone video tour and a 25% discount on day passes through Dec. 1, encouraging residents to stay active and meet fitness goals.

The 2025 Thanksgiving Wattle in Grove City will include a 5k run, bike ride, and races for kids and disabled athletes, with road closures from 7-11 a.m. on Thanksgiving.

Grove City launches its inaugural Nutcracker Hunt, a festive scavenger hunt with 12 statues around Town Center, providing fun and encouraging exploration of local sights.

The Columbus Fury will train at the Bob Crane Community Center for the 2026 season starting December 1, bringing the team closer to the Upper Arlington community.

Small Business Saturday focuses on supporting local businesses, vital for community economies and identity, as expressed by the City of Upper Arlington.

Upper Arlington Police are conducting a "Pack a Police Cruiser" food drive to help Heart to Heart Food Pantry, asking for donations of food and personal care items on December 6.

Ohio State University is preparing for its autumn commencement on December 21, where 3,600 students will graduate, and President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. will preside over the ceremony.