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There’s no doubt that life after COVID-19 will be different. People are referring to the post-pandemic world as the “new normal,” indicating that measures to prevent a resurgence may be in place for a while. The State of Ohio’s Responsible RestartOhio campaign will begin the process of re-opening Ohio’s... read more →

In March, Dublin, Ohio connected a new multi-use district to the historic center of the city with a new 760-foot long “S” curve pedestrian bridge, designed by Endrestudio. Construction of the cable-stayed bridge, called the Dublin Link, also created access to the Scioto River and to a new outdoor park... read more →

By Shradha Parekh As a Communications & Public Information intern for The City of Dublin this semester, as well as a college senior, I have gotten the opportunity to gain experience in so many factions of local government, including how to address a large city during a global pandemic!... read more →

By Tiara Snyder With all things happening in the world right now, I am extremely grateful for a few things. First, I am grateful for the internet. Without the internet, I couldn’t continue my education during my last semester of college at Ohio State (who knows what we would’ve... read more →

On Thursday, April 2, The City of Dublin and the Dublin Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Small Business Administration (SBA) to present an overview of its Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program and CARES Act for Dublin companies affected by recent COVID-19 events. Attendees learned how to access these... read more →

Dublin, Ohio-based Updox LLC, which rolled out a video-calling service for doctors a year ago, said it has brought on 10,000 new customers in the past two weeks. It is hiring sales and support staff. Read the story – Wall Street Journal – April 1, 2020

As we continue to navigate all the changes brought on by COVID-19 precautions, it is important to check in with one another and ourselves about the toll the situation is taking on us mentally. With changes to work, school, childcare, social life and mobility, an increase of stress is... read more →

Know Where You Stand: As long as your net profit is under $5 million per calendar year, your business could potentially qualify for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan from the SBA up to $2 million. Because the entire state of Ohio was declared a Disaster Area by Ohio... read more →

The Franklin County Commissioners today voted to approve two new initiatives aimed at delivering assistance to small businesses and their employees who are suffering under the current public health restrictions. Both efforts are to be delivered by the commissioners’ Economic Development and Planning Department using existing partners. The first includes... read more →