Park a haven for many
Juvenile court eliminates detention fees
New entertainment option opens
OWU honored for its orientation program
Crile steps down as mayor of Ostrander
Latest Updates
- Park a haven for many - 6:01 am
- Juvenile court eliminates detention fees - 6:01 am
- New entertainment option opens - 6:01 am
- OWU honored for its orientation program - 6:00 am
- Generation of religious refugees - 6:00 am
- Crile steps down as mayor of Ostrander - 6:00 am
- SourcePoint helping caregivers - 6:00 am
- Bishop Backers set to host Community Day - 5:02 pm
- Hayes statue gets boost - 6:01 am
- ‘Just One Step’ performances set - 6:01 am
- BOE dealing with glitch in voting machines - 6:01 am
- Nationwide Children’s Hospital selects new CEO - 6:00 am
- OWjL Camp receives funding - 6:00 am
- Studying U.S. 23 corridor - 7:00 am
- Council talks Hull Drive - 6:01 am
- Ballot measures certified by county officials - 6:01 am
- DCS Board discusses threat case resolution - 6:01 am
- Parents reminded of household dangers - 6:00 am
- Researcher to discuss, display Mesopotamian art - 6:00 am
- Peachblow Road development discussed - 6:00 am updated: 11:42 pm.
- Hayes Winter Guard places second - 6:00 am
- Main Street Delaware earns accreditation - 6:00 am
- ‘Mary Poppins’ to take flight at Hayes - 6:01 am
- Building community of music - 6:01 am
- EMA briefs county commissioners on disaster authority - 6:01 am
NEWS
‘Just One Step’ performances set
Ohio Wesleyan University’s Theatre & Dance and Music departments will take to the stage Feb. 21-24 with “Just One Step,” a twin ...
BOE dealing with glitch in voting machines
Delaware County Board of Elections Director Karla Herron shared her concerns over the new voting equipment with members of the board on Tuesday. The i...
Nationwide Children’s Hospital selects new CEO
The Board of Directors of Nationwide Children’s Hospital has announced Tim Robinson, the organization’s current executive vice president a...
OWjL Camp receives funding
The Ingram-White Castle Foundation is awarding Ohio Wesleyan University’s OWjL Camp a three-year, $11,250 grant to provide scholarships for tale...
Studying U.S. 23 corridor
According to a new study on the U.S. Route 23 corridor, the 17-mile stretch between Coover Road and Interstate 270 contains 35 traffic lights that are...
Council talks Hull Drive
Discussions surrounding West Hull Drive traffic volume continued at Monday’s meeting of Delaware City Council. At the request of the Parking and...
SPORTS
Balanced Pacers roll past Bears
DELAWARE – The Delaware Hayes boys basketball was balanced and unselfish Friday night at Olentangy Berlin — a combination that led to a do...
Pacers tame Bears on Senior Night
Seniors Zach Williams and Jacob McCloskey picked up wins to highlight the Delaware Hayes wrestling team’s 46-19 Senior Night victory over Olenta...
February 14th, 2019 updated: February 14th, 2019. |
Adkins, Pacers win regular-season finale
DELAWARE – The Delaware Hayes girls basketball team sent out lone senior Piper Adkins a winner with a 62-53 win over non-league foe Licking Heig...
Barons send seniors out with win
DELAWARE – Playing on her home floor for the final time, Hannah Cowan scored back-to-back baskets in the third quarter to break a 21-21 tie, giv...
February 12th, 2019 updated: February 12th, 2019. |
Berlin boys finish 2nd at 1st sectional meet
The Olentangy Berlin boys swimming and diving team posted a strong showing in its first sectional meet in program history, nabbing runner-up honors Sa...
Roderick clutch in win over Hughes
Ben Roderick scored 42 points, including the go-ahead basket with 3.8 seconds left to lift the Olentangy Liberty boys basketball team to a 79-77 win a...
LIFE
Hearing loss is an invisible disability
For a long time now I have been thinking of writing about my hearing aids, but I didn’t want to admit that I have hearing loss. Recently, I read...
Blackledges celebrate 60 years
Fred and Mary Anne (Sheets) Blackledge of Delaware celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary recently with a family get-together at The Wilds in Cumbe...
Don’t lose your driver’s license
Where my driver’s license disappeared to, I have no idea. Not just my driver’s license, but my insurance card disappeared, as well! I have...
Hearing voices from another room
Just as I woke up, I could hear their voices coming from out in the other room. They were a little muffled, because the door was shut, making it pitch...
Roden/Davis
Joe (JR) and Terri Roden of Delaware, Ohio, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda, to Zac Davis, son of Amy Durbin and Bret...
Akerses celebrate 40 years
Rev. Donnie and Sherry (May) Akers, of Delaware, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sept. 30. They were united in marriage on Sept. 30, ...
OPINION
Spring training, the insolvent estate
“I had a better year than Hoover.”— Babe Ruth, upon learning he was paid more than President Hoover“You come from the DR, and ...
Generation of religious refugees
Exile is a reality that far too many people face in our world today. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) report fro...
Kindness is in little, big things
“Three things in human life are important: The first is to be kind. The second is to be kind. And the third is to be kind,” — Henry ...
Do ‘Dwarf’ trees really stay small?
The American Heritage College Dictionary defines “Dwarf” as “an atypically small animal or plant”. “Dwarf” Japanes...
History of first emergency squad
When I first became a deputy in 1976, the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office was running the emergency squad service. In about 1970, the State of ...
A favorite gift for Valentine’s Day is candy. A heart shaped box full of chocolates is another way to express affection. Tiny hearts with saying...
