The Dublin Bridge Courier

Dublin sits upstream on the same Scioto watershed, where days of record-breaking rain already put river-adjacent homes and roads on alert ahead of more forecast storms.

Cardinal Health posted $254.2 billion in full-year revenue and 37% EPS growth, but its 700-job Dublin expansion dates to 2007 and it is now trying to sell that campus.

After signing four straight budgets cutting Ohio's income tax, the governor now warns successors to stop — a shift that directly affects Dublin's high-earning households, who receive the vast…

The work session launches a months-long process that will shape how Dublin funds infrastructure for a city whose daytime population already hits 65,000.

New superintendent Dr. Jennifer Schwanke oversees her first opening day as the district completes major roof, HVAC and school expansion projects over the summer.

The proposed $352.84 million capital plan is smaller than last year's $374.6 million program as the city plans for a build-out population near 65,000.

Officers are handing out freeze pops and ice cream coupons to promote helmet use and micromobility safety as the city weighs staffing needs tied to projected growth.

Council weighed land-use rules, a Bridge Street corridor plan and a development deal as Dublin's median home price hits $634,655.

Surveyors did not confirm a tornado in Dublin, but the derecho knocked out power to over 130,000 customers days before school starts Aug. 20.

The Aug. 21 opener marks coach Mark Crabtree's second season leading Jerome and gives families a shared gathering just one day after Dublin students return to school.

Council is now drafting zoning and design rules that will shape whether the 210-acre legacy office district transforms into a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood.

About 23% of Dublin City Schools students are considered economically disadvantaged, and the nonprofit is helping families who cannot cover basic supplies despite living in a high-income city.

The revamped Park Pass rewards visitors with limited-edition posters by four central Ohio artists for every five park check-ins, blending recreation with paid creative work.

Dublin's November 2025 city council races drew 11 candidates across four wards, with "smart growth" dominating the campaign even as candidates offered few specific policies to protect working

Dublin sits upstream on the same Scioto watershed, where days of record-breaking rain already put river-adjacent homes and roads on alert ahead of more forecast storms.

After signing four straight budgets cutting Ohio's income tax, the governor now warns successors to stop — a shift that directly affects Dublin's high-earning households, who receive the vast…

The work session launches a months-long process that will shape how Dublin funds infrastructure for a city whose daytime population already hits 65,000.

The proposed $352.84 million capital plan is smaller than last year's $374.6 million program as the city plans for a build-out population near 65,000.

Council weighed land-use rules, a Bridge Street corridor plan and a development deal as Dublin's median home price hits $634,655.

Council is now drafting zoning and design rules that will shape whether the 210-acre legacy office district transforms into a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood.

Dublin's November 2025 city council races drew 11 candidates across four wards, with "smart growth" dominating the campaign even as candidates offered few specific policies to protect working

New superintendent Dr. Jennifer Schwanke oversees her first opening day as the district completes major roof, HVAC and school expansion projects over the summer.

Surveyors did not confirm a tornado in Dublin, but the derecho knocked out power to over 130,000 customers days before school starts Aug. 20.

Officers are handing out freeze pops and ice cream coupons to promote helmet use and micromobility safety as the city weighs staffing needs tied to projected growth.

Cardinal Health posted $254.2 billion in full-year revenue and 37% EPS growth, but its 700-job Dublin expansion dates to 2007 and it is now trying to sell that campus.

The Aug. 21 opener marks coach Mark Crabtree's second season leading Jerome and gives families a shared gathering just one day after Dublin students return to school.

About 23% of Dublin City Schools students are considered economically disadvantaged, and the nonprofit is helping families who cannot cover basic supplies despite living in a high-income city.

The revamped Park Pass rewards visitors with limited-edition posters by four central Ohio artists for every five park check-ins, blending recreation with paid creative work.