Upper Arlington is accepting applications for its Community Relations Innovation Small Grant Program to fund diversity and inclusion projects, with awards ranging from $1,000 to $5,000. Deadline is December 12.

Upper Arlington's CARES initiative expands helpdesk office hours at local venues to assist residents, particularly older adults, with various support services.

Ohio authorities warn drivers to be cautious of increased deer activity during breeding season as deer-related crashes, which can be costly and sometimes fatal, tend to rise.

Upper Arlington is offering $100 grocery gift cards to SNAP recipients facing benefits gaps, funded by a local grant, prioritizing early registrants for an event on November 6.

Ohio offers free shooting range access to veterans on Nov. 15, waiving fees at state-managed Class A, B, and C ranges in recognition of their service.

Principal Tiffany Genton is celebrated for her hands-on, compassionate leadership at Maize Elementary, valuing staff and student wellbeing and fostering a supportive community as per a Columbus City Schools publication.

Study from Ohio State University finds children maintain trust in scientists despite seeing "mad scientists" on TV, as long as the characters are not explicitly labeled as scientists.

Upper Arlington is set to honor military personnel with Veterans Day activities, school events, and a public ceremony, featuring Vietnam veterans' oral histories and contributions to the community's understanding of history.

Research reveals that young umbrella acacia trees in Africa grow aggressively during droughts, contrary to the conservative water-saving of other acacias.

Grove City plans holiday activities like a Christmas Lights Tour, Nutcracker Hunt, and a "Wildlife Wonderland" at Gantz Park, offering festive experiences for the community.

Dublin Police Department joins national CAPS initiative aimed at improving law enforcement leadership and enhancing community trust, with Sergeant Howard leading the effort.

Residents introduce sustainable pumpkin disposal at Lower McCorkle Park through December 9, aiming to compost Halloween pumpkins and encourage eco-friendly practices among residents.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in Halloween events to strengthen community ties, engaging with over 1,400 locals through festive activities.