Ohio State University is actively working to reduce the cost of textbooks for its students by implementing various programs and resources, such as digital options and grants, saving students considerable money.

OSU President Carter and Coach Day praised ROTC students for their dedication to service, aligning with the university's values of camaraderie and academic mission.

Mixed weather with dryness, warmth, and showers is predicted for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas in the coming days, with variable temperatures and potential gusty winds.

Matt Kincaid joins Gahanna, Ohio's Public Service team, offering his skills from Navy and fire department experience to maintain the new Civic Center.

The Tri-Village Packers organize a community volunteer week to pack meals for needy children during Thanksgiving.

Ohio begins issuing partial SNAP benefits, with cuts up to 35%, due to new FNS guidelines following federal court activity. Recipients will see varied benefit reductions based on income and expenses.

Dublin, Ohio's "Shop with a Hero" program returns on December 6 to support local families during the holidays, pairing officers with children for a shopping spree.

Sgt. Lewis Schrader received the FCSO STAR Award for exemplary service and leadership, as chosen by peers and command staff during the 8th Annual FCSO Law Enforcement Dinner.

Ohio's McVay Elementary Principal Chris Poynter, a former Marine, shares leadership lessons in the Westerville Community Guide, reflecting on his service-based philosophy in education.

Newark Police are searching for missing adult Jordan K. Holman, last seen on West Main Street, and ask the public to assist by calling 740-670-7201 with any information.

Upper Arlington announces its annual pumpkin composting initiative from early November to December 8, urging residents to remove non-organic materials before composting.

The Fort Hayes Air Force Junior ROTC cadets participated in the MilVets Veterans Rally, performing color guard duties and assisting with event operations, reflecting their civic dedication and the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen.

The National Weather Service Wilmington Ohio predicts a warming trend with possible rain for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas after a cold spell, with gradually rising temperatures into the weekend.