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☘️ Dublin Area Events
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☘️ A New Brunch Spot Is Coming to Sawmill
☘️ Jerome's State Title Defense Comes to an End
☘️ Dublin Named America's No. 4 Small City
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Thursday
Planning & Zoning Commission — 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM at Council Chambers
Happy Hour Jazz — 4 PM at 6750 Longshore Street
Board Game Night - Everdell — 6 PM at Beyond the Board
Fall Sugar Cookie Decorating with Royal Icing — 6 PM at 54 S. High Street
Friday
Sales Connection Breakfast Series - Topic: Relationship First Sales Approach — 8:30 AM at 129 S High St
Half Pints at Fado Pub & Kitchen — 7 PM at Fado Pub and Kitchen
Saturday
Pokemon Go Wild Area Meetup — 10 AM to 6 PM at Coffman Park
Autumn Fest — 10 AM at 6750 Longshore Street
Build the Band — 1 PM at 6727 Dublin Center Drive. Does your child love music and making new friends? Join this free group trial lesson.
SOS Saturday with FANG — 1 PM at Round Table Games
November Sip N Stitch 2026 — 2 PM at Getaway Brewing
Sunday
Pokemon Go Wild Area Meetup — 9 AM to 10:30 AM at Coffman Park
D&D Adventurers' League — 1 PM at Beyond the Board
Bonsai Winter Care | CBS November Meeting — 1:15 PM at the Dublin Library
Nikita Annenkov, Cello & Yihan Annenkov, Piano — 4 PM at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
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Local News
A New Brunch Spot Is Coming to Sawmill
If you've been wondering what might replace BD's Mongolian Grill on Sawmill Road, we finally have an answer. And instead of building your own stir-fry, you might soon be ordering pancakes and cinnamon rolls.
Wild Eggs, a breakfast and brunch restaurant that started in Louisville, Kentucky, has signed a lease for the former BD's location at 6242 Sawmill Road, near Dublin.
The restaurant has been around since 2007 and serves everything from omelets and pancakes to sandwiches and salads. But there are some more unusual things on the menu too, including pumpkin pie pancakes, a Kentucky-style hot brown sandwich, and a cinnamon roll that arrives warm in its own cast-iron skillet.
If you've never heard of Wild Eggs, you're probably not alone. The chain currently has restaurants in Kentucky, Indiana and Cincinnati, but it's only now making its way into the Columbus area. Its first local restaurant opens this Saturday near New Albany, with Sawmill Road next on the list.
There's no opening date for our location yet, but at least we now know what's taking over that familiar spot.
Local News
Jerome's State Title Defense Comes to an End
Sometimes in soccer, you can have more of the ball, create more scoring chances, and still come away on the losing side.
Unfortunately, that's what happened to Dublin Jerome's boys soccer team yesterday evening. Despite enjoying more possession and creating more opportunities, the Celtics fell to Columbus St. Charles in the Division I state semifinal, bringing their season to an end.
It was a disappointing finish for a team hoping to defend last year's state championship. Jerome had fought its way back to the final four, including a dramatic 3–2 victory over Cincinnati Sycamore in Sunday's regional final.
But making it to the state semifinals two years in a row is quite an accomplishment, even if this wasn't the ending the players and coaches had hoped for.
Congratulations to the Celtics on another terrific season. Our community has plenty to be proud of!
Local News
Dublin Named America's No. 4 Small City
Well, here's something to make our community proud. Dublin has just been named the fourth-best small city in America, according to a new national ranking released Wednesday.
Livability.com looked at more than 2,000 cities across the country, comparing everything from schools and safety to housing costs, healthcare, parks and other amenities. And when all the numbers were crunched, Dublin landed at No. 4!
So who managed to beat us? Interestingly, all three cities ahead of Dublin are in Alabama: Daphne, Madison and Homewood. And we're not the only Ohio community getting some recognition. Mason, near Cincinnati, came in seventh.
The ranking focuses on communities with populations between 15,000 and 75,000, using nearly 100 data points to compare what life is like in smaller cities across the country.
Of course, no ranking can tell the whole story of what makes a place special. But it's nice to see Dublin recognized alongside some of the country's best smaller communities.
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