Uptown Westerville is highlighted for its charm and convenience. It offers easy parking and a pedestrian-friendly area complemented by shops, dining, and events like Farmers Markets and concerts.

Marion's City Hall and other services will have altered schedules for Thanksgiving, with closures on Thursday and Friday and early closures on Wednesday. Essential services remain operational.

Upper Arlington and the TriVillage Chamber Partnership are hosting a networking event to foster relationships between local businesses and nonprofits and promote community engagement and growth.

Westerville honors its finest public safety members with awards and recognitions for their service, community engagement initiatives, and lifesaving actions.

Ohio's 2024 general election is complete with all counties submitting final vote counts before the deadline; Secretary of State LaRose praises the smooth process and prepares for certification and post-election audits.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that Ohio Edison can use herbicides under power lines, interpreting a 1948 easement to include modern vegetation management methods.

With a Columbus City School grant, Teacher Rosalind Parker transformed her classroom into a "zoo," allowing students to apply math lessons by creating animal models based on volume concepts.

Hilliard City is preparing for its annual Tree Lighting event on December 1, a cherished tradition that offers the community holiday-themed festivities and free activities.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced Ohio's Electoral College meeting for December 17, 2024, where 17 electors will cast presidential votes.

ROSEN USA has expanded its Gahanna facility, investing $23 million to add 45,455 square feet. It also plans to increase its workforce by over 50%, boosting the local economy.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced the creation of the Regional Housing Coalition to address the housing shortfall and affordability in central Ohio. The group aims to build 200,000 new units by 2030.

The Ohio Supreme Court remained deadlocked on Hailey Adelaide's case to amend her birth certificate's sex marker, leaving a lower court's denial in place.

A study reveals gun violence costs Columbus taxpayers $500 million annually, with each shooting incurring enormous expenses for police response, medical care, and incarceration.