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Sports
Memorial Tournament opens 2027 ticket sales at $25
The Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin has put 2027 tickets on sale, with the best pricing, no fees and a flex payment plan available through Nov. 30.
Local Government
Local Government
Dublin council sets special meeting after city manager's exit
Local Government
Ohio e-bike bill would tighten rules Dublin already has
Local Government
Dublin hires Marysville veteran Hoyt as engineering director
Education
Education
Dublin Scioto band hits 30th straight state appearance
Dublin Scioto High School's marching band has qualified for its 30th consecutive OMEA State Marching Band Finals appearance Oct. 31, while all three Dublin bands head to state and a free showcase takes place Thursday at Jerome High School.
Education
Dublin schools join social media lawsuit, flag bus driver shortage
The Dublin City Schools board voted Monday to join a class-action lawsuit against Meta and Google over youth mental health harms, and Superintendent Jennifer Schwanke warned that a bus driver shortage is forcing double-back runs and later drop-off times for some students.
Education
Dublin Jerome juniors launch rare disease nonprofit RareLink
Three Dublin Jerome High School juniors founded RareLink, a rare disease nonprofit inspired by a classmate's Williams Syndrome diagnosis, and have already published peer-reviewed research and secured a Panera Bread fundraising partnership.
Education
Dublin Schools hosts free college fair Sept. 30 at Scioto
Dublin City Schools holds a free College & Postsecondary Options Fair at Dublin Scioto High School on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m., followed by a FAFSA financial aid presentation.
Public Safety
Community
Community
Pioneer drama opens at Dublin's Abbey Theater Oct. 9
A one-man play about Central Ohio pioneer Jonathan Alder, who was captured by Shawnee as a child and later settled near Plain City, opens Friday, Oct. 9, at the Abbey Theater of Dublin for three performances through Sunday.
Community
Halloween-themed Night Market ends Dublin season Oct. 29
North Market Bridge Park and Girl Next Door Flea host Morticia's Night Market, the free, Halloween-themed season finale of Dublin's Night Market series, on Thursday, Oct. 29 from 6 to 9 p.m. on Longshore Street.
Business
Sports
Sports
Memorial Tournament opens 2027 ticket sales at $25
The Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin has put 2027 tickets on sale, with the best pricing, no fees and a flex payment plan available through Nov. 30.
Sports
Dublin Jerome boys golf wins second straight state title
Dublin Jerome's boys golf team captured its second consecutive OHSAA Division I state championship on Oct. 13, beating St. Xavier by 25 strokes, while senior Brady Barnum repeated as individual medalist and the girls team finished runner-up.
Sports
Dublin Coffman holds off Davidson for 20-14 win
Dublin Coffman led Hilliard Davidson 13-0 at halftime and held off a fourth-quarter comeback to win 20-14 on Friday, Oct. 9, improving to 2-6 with three regular-season games left.
Sports
Dublin Scioto drops sixth straight, falls 20-7 to Hayes
Dublin Scioto fell to 1-7 after a 20-7 loss to Delaware Hayes on Friday, Oct. 9, as the Pacers scored 20 unanswered points in the second half to erase a halftime deficit.
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Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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