The Columbus area's annual Turkey Trot, on November 27, offers a 5-mile run and 2.8-mile walk, benefiting Easter Seals. Traffic and parking restrictions will be in place.

Columbus Division of Fire trained ten firefighters in a 240-hour Fall Rescue Technician class, now ready to serve on rescue units and enhance community safety.

The Columbus Division of Police held its fifth annual turkey giveaway, successfully distributing all tickets for free turkeys before Thanksgiving, as announced on social media.

Ohio's H2Ohio initiative grants Columbus $500,000 to replace lead pipes at childcare facilities, part of a statewide effort to eliminate lead exposure among children.

Council Member Heidi Munc discussed Upper Arlington's budget, emphasizing community needs, financial stability, and priorities like sidewalks and housing policy. She valued diverse Council perspectives and community-building efforts.

The Hilliard Division of Police is running "Cram the Cruiser," a campaign to collect new winter clothing for Hilliard City Schools students, inviting community donations until November's end.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation introduces a new Fitness Class Pass system, offering residents more flexibility and variety in their workout schedules.

Ohio State University has announced an interim no-fly zone policy for drones on its property, requiring prior authorization for flights and shifting oversight to the Office of Administration and Planning to enhance campus safety.

A post from Upper Arlington Government highlights Officer Morris's positive engagement with kids at a park, exemplifying effective community policing.

TourismOhio launches the 2025 Ohio Holiday Lights Trail with 79 light displays, inviting both locals and visitors to explore festive attractions across the state.

The Upper Arlington Winter Festival on Dec 5 offers tree lighting, iceless skating, live ice sculpting, bonfires, inflatables, and school choir performances.

Ohio's Trees to Textbooks program is distributing $1.5 million from timber harvests to 12 rural school districts, counties, and townships, with the ODNR focusing on conservation education.

Grove City's Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a Noon Year’s Eve event with a midday ball drop, activities, and entertainment for families. It's free but requires pre-registration.