Hayes graduate set to release first EP
A recent Hayes High School graduate will release a three-song EP next week that she’s been working on since last year.
Powell man charged with murder
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 elected to Delaware City Council
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.
Carson, Stranges publish book
Local historian Brent Carson and Hayes High School Principal Ric Stranges recently published a book titled “Carried Treasures: Stories of Delaware County, Ohio,” which the authors hope will keep local tales alive and well for future generations.
Results: 2023 general election
Below are the unoffical results of the Nov. 7 general election. According to the Delaware County Board of Elections, 95,493 total ballots (59.86%) were cast out of 159,535 registered voters.
Traffic pattern to change at The Point
This week, Americans are adjusting to falling back an hour as daylight saving time ended on Nov. 5. Next week, locals will have to adjust to a new traffic pattern if they travel through The Point along Central Avenue and William Street.
Band ends season on high note
The Grand Pacer Marching Band closed out its competition season with a “Superior” rating at the State Marching Band Finals competition at Hilliard Bradley High School.
Zoo’s North America region getting update
POWELL — Ground was broken Tuesday for updates to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s North America section.
‘Superior’ season continues
The Grand Pacer Marching Band will try to continue its “Superior” season today at its final regular competition of the season before State Marching Band Finals next weekend.
Three vying to lead Ashley
Three candidates are vying to serve as the mayor of the village of Ashley as voters prepare to head to the polls on Nov. 7. Longtime Mayor Jim Nelson is again seeking reelection, and he is being challenged by two newcomers in David Lockhart and Greg Floyd. Each candidate spoke with The Gazette to highlight why they’re running and what they want to see in the village if ultimately elected.
