Business

• Dublin fundraiser puts faces to city's affordable-housing shortage

  Rockford Construction matched every gift up to $50,000 at the event, doubling donations for permanent supportive housing for those with chronic homelessness.

• Dublin fundraiser spotlights residents' paths from homelessness to permanent housing

  Rockford Construction matched donations up to $50,000 at the Oct. 8 event, doubling support for the wrap-around services that help residents stay housed.

• Cardinal Health extends CVS distribution deal through 2032, reaffirms outlook

  Dublin’s largest employer as of 2023 did not say whether the six-year CVS extension will add jobs or investment at its Cardinal Place campus.

• Muirfield Village Homes Sell in Four Days at $775K Median, New Data Shows

  Year-to-date closings ranged from $511,000 to $1.5 million, leaving just 12 active listings as of mid-September.

• Dublin City Council's Sept. 28 meeting follows economic-development agreements with Northwest Bank, InnoSource and Wexner Medical Center

  Northwest Bank plans about 300 Dublin jobs by 2034; InnoSource plans 30% job growth by 2031, and Wexner Medical Center is expanding its Dublin health campus.

• Golf Heavyweights Commit to 50th Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village

  Dublin hotels are already booked for the June 1–7 event, which brings the deepest field in tournament history to Muirfield Village.

• Wendy's franchisee Meritage Hospitality Group files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

  The operator of 314 Wendy's restaurants sought bankruptcy protection, but none are in Dublin; the store by the chain's headquarters is corporate-owned.

• Ohio Supreme Court ruling clears path for damages suits after administrative appeals

  Dublin's council just tabled a 2,000-acre West Innovation District rezoning, and a new Ohio Supreme Court ruling means denials can bring damages claims.

• Metro Center redevelopment moves to Dublin planners: What the proposed zoning roadmap could mean

  The 6:30 p.m. Sept. 17 discussion in Council Chambers could shape rules for 210 acres, but no rezoning decision is scheduled.

• OCLC wins nearly $300,000 federal grant to reshape library-worker credentials

  The 24-month project, led from OCLC’s Dublin headquarters, will involve small and rural libraries in designing credentials workers cannot yet earn.

• What DeWine’s new regional education partnerships could mean for Dublin students and employers

  Dublin City Schools’ full territory is covered, but the state has not named local participants, leaving students’ access to new opportunities unclear.

• Ohio’s new professional-employer law takes effect Sept. 17: What workers and businesses should know

  PEOs may cover shared employees under their own unemployment accounts, so Dublin businesses should confirm who handles filings and claims.