Dublin officials poised to extend incentives to JPMorgan Chase

Dublin is in talks with JPMorgan Chase to bring 500 new jobs to the city.

City projects

Warm weather brings road construction

With warm weather here and the annual street maintenance program set, Dublin residents can expect to see road closures and detours over the next few months.

City eyes TIF to pay for road off Tuller Ridge Drive

Dublin is eying a tax increment finance district to help fund the construction of a road off Tuller Ridge Drive.

Dublin City School District

Counseling Center to provide behavioral health services

The Dublin City School District will call on the expertise of the Dublin Counseling Center to help students with mental health or substance abuse problems.

Dublin Foundation awards six groups spring grants

Six local organizations were awarded grants from the Dublin Foundation last week.

Memorial Tournament Volunteer of the Year

Belief in Children's Hospital mission drives Rodgers

Ken Rodgers is a fixture at the Memorial Tournament, holding nearly every volunteer job in his 12 years helping out.

McCrabb garners Pinney award with Girls on the Run club

Living in a household of men didn't stop Susan McCrabb from establishing a girls-only club at Pinney Elementary School.

New club aims to interest girls in science, math, tech fields

Girls tend to shy away from science, technology, engineering and math, but a new Dublin club is aiming to change that.

Jerome High School senior

Merit award will help Yang with science studies

Jinseok Yang will be at Yale next year, but he's leaving his options open for his future.

City and schools win Green Energy Ohio awards

Dublin will be the star of the show at the upcoming Green Energy Ohio events.

Buckeye Boys, Girls State

8 Dublin students will attend summer program

Dublin will have two more representatives than usual at Buckeye Boys and Girls State this year as eight juniors attend the summer camp that gives hands-on experience in government.

Dublin's three high schools make list of the nation's best

Dublin's three high schools made Newsweek magazine's list of the top high schools nationwide.

From the Superintendent's Desk

Community has kept district highly achieving, growing

This is one of my last columns as Dublin City Schools Superintendent and I wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on my time here, and to take a look forward to the future for this district.

Police beat

Dublin: Two men and a woman steal cash, phones from store

A strong-arm robbery was reported at a business in the 6500 block of Perimeter Drive between 1:30 and 1:36 p.m. May 3.

Smoke Signals

Mulch fires can be common in the landscape

Mulch is widely used in Central Ohio landscapes for both aesthetic and functional purposes.

Chamber of commerce offers career planning seminar

The Dublin Area Chamber of Commerce will help young career professionals with career planning at a June 20 seminar.

Coffman magazine wins statewide honors

Coffman High School's student news magazine, The Perspective, took several honors from the Ohio Scholastic Media Association.

College Notes

Rachel Loper, a 2009 graduate of Dublin Scioto High School, received a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship award to both Germany and Austria.

Blood drives set at area locations

The American Red Cross will conduct a blood drive from 1 to 6 p.m. Monday, May 20, at Dublin Community Church, 81 W. Bridge St.

May 16 concert to salute members of the military

The fourth annual musical thank-you for the men and women of the armed services is scheduled for Thursday, May 16, in the Northland High School auditorium.