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Good morning, Delaware County. After nearly 13 years steering Dublin's ship, City Manager Megan O'Callaghan is hanging up her hard hat — a 30-year public service career bookended by one of the city's biggest growth spurts. Speaking of growth, Delaware County is barreling toward 400,000 residents by 2050, and two candidates are making their case for who should help manage that ride. On a quieter note, Delaware County JFS found its new director without even leaving the building, promoting Jeffrey Sell from within after two decades of steady service. On the national front, Bank of America and CVS are writing some very large settlement checks, and Kroger is leaning hard into AI. Closer to home, country music, wine tastings, and an artist social are all happening tonight — plus fresh listings in Real Estate. ☕️ What's Brewing Locally  Dublin city manager leaves after nearly 13 years of service: announcement 🏛️ Dublin's city manager is stepping down after nearly 13 years. Megan O'Callaghan announced her resignation effective Nov. 13, capping a 30-year career in public service. She joined the City of Dublin in 2014 as Public Service Director during a major growth period tied to the Bridge Street District project. O'Callaghan later served as Director of Public Works and Deputy City Manager before becoming Dublin's sixth City Manager in October 2022. Read more Grissinger, Vaughan vie for commissioner 🗳️ Two candidates battle for one Delaware County commissioner seat. Democrat Ryan Grissinger, a tech executive and political newcomer, is running on managing the county's rapid growth while balancing housing needs and community character. Republican Renee Vaughan brings six years of experience as a Genoa Township trustee, emphasizing local control, commercial development, and a residents-first approach. Delaware County is projected to reach 400,000 residents by 2050, making growth management the central issue of the race. Notably, no Democrat has won a Delaware County-wide office in over 50 years. Read more Delaware County announces new JFS director 👔 Delaware County found its new JFS director from within its own ranks. Jeffrey Sell, who joined Delaware County Job & Family Services in 2020, was officially appointed director after serving as interim since August. He brings over two decades of experience from Seneca County JFS and previously led Delaware County's Protective Services program. The agency serves a wide range of residents across one of Ohio's fastest-growing counties, with a staff of more than 70 employees. Read more 🏆 SCOREBOARD | Date | Sport | Matchup |
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| 10/13 | ⚽ B. Soccer | Olentangy Liberty Patriots 3vs Thomas Worthington 1 | | 10/12 | ⚽ G. Soccer | Buckeye Valley Barons 0vs Bishop Ready 0 |
🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla 🤠 Oct. 14 - Lee Gantt Country Music 📍 Bun's Restaurant and Bar, Delaware, OH · 🕒 6:00 PM Boot-scootin' fun heads to Bun's Restaurant and Bar in Delaware, OH, as Lee Gantt brings live country music to the stage on October 14! Grab your friends and come enjoy a great night out. 🍷 Oct. 14 - Wine Wednesday Live Tasting 📍 Renaissance Columbus Westerville-Polaris Hotel, Westerville, OH · 🕒 5:00 PM Uncork your midweek with Wine Wednesday at the Renaissance Columbus Westerville-Polaris Hotel on Oct. 14! Sip your way through delightful wine tastings while soaking up live music in a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. 🎨 Oct. 14 - Daylight Artist Social Night 📍 Daylight Artist Collective, Westerville, OH · 🕒 6:30 PM Unleash your inner art lover at Daylight Artist Collective in Westerville this October 14th! Join fellow creatives for a fun Social Night where community and creativity collide in the most inspiring way. 🧙 Oct. 16 - WizFest Welcome Party 📍 Blinky's, Delaware, OH · 🕒 7:00 PM Grab your robes and wands — WizFest is casting a spell on Blinky's in Delaware, OH on October 16! Don't miss this magical themed party where the enchantment is real. 🎃 Oct. 17 - Halloween Scream-along Event 📍 Westerville Public Library, Westerville, OH · 🕒 10:00 AM Get ready to scream, sing, and celebrate spooky season at Westerville Public Library on Oct. 17! Join Eric Nassau for a Halloween Scream-along that's sure to be a howling good time for the whole community. 🦅 Oct. 17 - Freedom Charity Gala Dinner 📍 Delaware County Fairgrounds, Delaware, OH · 🕒 5:00 PM Celebrate freedom and community at the Big Walnut Creek American Freedom Dinner on Oct. 17 at the Delaware County Fairgrounds! Join your neighbors for a memorable charity gala supporting a great cause. 🎃 Oct. 18 - Trick or Treat Trail 📍 Gallant Woods Park, Delaware, OH · 🕒 1:00 PM Calling all little ghouls and goblins! Head to Gallant Woods Park in Delaware, OH on October 18 for a spooky-fun Trick or Treat Trail perfect for the whole family. 💃 Oct. 18 - DivaDance Halloween Slay-A-Thon 📍 DivaDance® Columbus, Westerville, OH · 🕒 11:00 AM Get ready to slay the dance floor this Halloween season! Head to DivaDance® Columbus in Westerville on Oct. 18 for a spooktacular Slay-A-Thon that's sure to bewitch your inner diva! 🌎 What Else Is Brewing Bank of America agreed to pay $1.2 billion in federal penalties over alleged money-laundering and sanctions violations, adding an expensive footnote to earnings week. JPMorgan Chase posted $15.3 billion in quarterly profit but missed analysts’ expectations as CEO Jamie Dimon flagged inflation and interest-rate risks. Goldman Sachs delivered better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, powered by stock trading, while slower bond trading kept the victory lap modest. Kroger said it will eliminate 3,000 corporate jobs over three years as artificial intelligence takes on more operational heavy lifting. CVS Pharmacy agreed to pay $315 million to settle allegations it unlawfully dispensed medically unnecessary prescriptions for highly addictive opioids. Bumble agreed to a $1.3 billion all-cash acquisition by Ithaca Holdings, offering shareholders $6.05 per share and a tidy exit. 🍞 Daily Bread Crumb "Taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him." — Psalm 34:8 When you pause to enjoy God's goodness, you’ll discover a bright, safe place for your heart each day. |
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