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SUNBURY — The Ohio Department of Transportation has released the results of its June meetings with the public, including its most frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding the proposed Sunbury Parkway.

Veterans buried in Kilbourne’s Green Mound Cemetery will be honored this month as part of the national Wreaths Across America program.

For the next two weekends, Arena Fair Theatre will perform a version of “Miracle on 34th Street” that began as a radio play but was adapted to include an original frame story.

The 14th annual Christmas in Ashley celebration will be held this Saturday and will feature food, a parade, and a gingerbread house decoration competition.

A Buckeye Valley High School student and her father recently released a book that aims to inspire and empower young girls.

Delaware County held its annual Fight Against Hunger Games event Tuesday afternoon and distributed more than 850 meals kits for the Thanksgiving holiday.

GALENA — Genoa Township Chief of Police Steve Gammill said he will retire on Dec. 15.

A recent Hayes High School graduate will release a three-song EP next week that she’s been working on since last year.

A Powell man was charged with murder Wednesday after the Powell Police Department received a call from an sheriff’s department in Indiana and investigated The Chase subdivision to discover a dead man.

Three seats on the Delaware City Council were decided by voters as part of Tuesday’s general election. Linsey Griffith, Adam Haynes, and Kevin Rider each won races in their respective wards, while incumbent Cory Hoffman ran unopposed in the Third Ward.