County Democrats declare racism a public health crisis
DGHD: Active COVID-19 cases drop
Sheets Building to be revitalized
DACC to have blended reopening
District preparing for reopening
Latest Updates
- County Democrats declare racism a public health crisis - 6:00 am
- DGHD: Active COVID-19 cases drop - 7:25 pm
- Sheets Building to be revitalized - 12:02 am
- DACC to have blended reopening - 11:57 pm
- District preparing for reopening - 10:54 pm
- Bike path to be extended - 11:53 pm
- Decisions made on fair, Jug - 11:34 pm updated: 11:54 pm.
- DCHS offering virtual learning for kids - 6:00 am
- SourcePoint seeking thoughtful messages - 6:00 am
- Delaware resident named NAADA president - 2:07 pm
- Outdoor grad ceremony held at Big Walnut - 6:00 am
- Harbor Freight opens local store - 6:00 am
- DGHD: Active COVID-19 cases continue to fall - 3:07 pm
- Berkshire Twp. open for business - 6:00 am
- Plans underway to open men’s shelter in Delaware County - 6:00 am
- Novel coronavirus causing cancellations - 6:00 am
- Active COVID-19 cases drop - 3:07 pm
- Ohio Wesleyan praised in new guidebook - 6:00 am
- HPC against proposed demolition - 6:00 am
- City launches new mobile app - 6:00 am
- Projects aplenty in Berlin - 6:01 am
- Gemperline’s legal battle with Powell residents continues - 6:01 am updated: 9:55 pm.
- Bauserman attends D.C. event - 6:00 am
- Genoa Township names Ponzi new fire chief - 6:00 am
- Coalition creates pocket guide - 6:00 am
NEWS
Delaware resident named NAADA president
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Dr. Pat R. Whittington, a Delaware resident and assistant dean for student development in the College of Food, Agricultural, a...
Outdoor grad ceremony held at Big Walnut
SUNBURY — On Saturday evening, Big Walnut High School’s graduating seniors got the outdoor commencement ceremony it was promised.“We...
Harbor Freight opens local store
Popular hardware store Harbor Freight Tools recently opened its first retail location in Delaware County at 1764 Columbus Pike in Delaware. Located ne...
DGHD: Active COVID-19 cases continue to fall
Active cases of COVID-19 are continuing to decrease in Delaware County, the Delaware General Health District reported at 1:30 p.m. Monday.The number o...
Berkshire Twp. open for business
Despite the novel coronavirus pandemic, Berkshire Township has reopened for its meetings.Berkshire’s website notes the township reopened for reg...
Plans underway to open men’s shelter in Delaware County
The need for a dedicated men’s shelter in Delaware County has long been a concern of many community members, and that need may finally be met in...
SPORTS
OHSAA surveys member schools on fall
The fall sports season is almost here.That’s the good news.The bad, though, is that area football, tennis, field hockey, golf, cross country, so...
July 27th, 2020 updated: July 27th, 2020. |
Ohio Wesleyan, NCAC suspend fall sports
The North Coast Athletic Conference Presidents’ Council and Ohio Wesleyan University have suspended intercollegiate athletic competition for the...
Who are the best defensive players OSU’s faced?
When the Big Ten Network announced its All-Decade team a few weeks ago it reminded me how many great players I have seen play against Ohio State in wr...
Raines wins Ohio Junior Girls Championship
This year, thanks to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, has been unlike any other.Not for some, but for everyone.Leila Raines managed to ...
OHSAA reaffirms plan to move ahead with fall sports
The Ohio High School Athletic Association reiterated its plans to move ahead with fall sports, even if it doesn’t feel completely comfortable wi...
Ohio Wesleyan, NCAC release plan for fall sports
Ohio Wesleyan University and the North Coast Athletic Conference are developing plans and procedures for intercollegiate athletics during the fall 202...
LIFE
The more, the merrier
This week I’d like to introduce you to our two new pets at the Yoder household.Gumdrop has captured all of our hearts. We were all eagerly waiti...
Yoders take surprise trip
Hey, you’ve got to join us for leisurely afternoon. Daniel suggested that we all go for a ride with our standard-bred mare, Sapphire, and open c...
Coxes to celebrate 60th anniversary
Bradley and Glenna Cox of Rawson, Ohio, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Friday, June 12.Bradley is a former superintendent of Cory-Ra...
US 42 to remain closed for summer
U.S. Route 42 between The Salvation Army Delaware Worship and Service Center (340 Lake St.) and Horseshoe Road is closed due to a sinkhole that develo...
Yoder family prepares for baby
We’re working on organizing closets, cleaning out neglected corners, and getting things in order before the baby comes. I’m enjoying every...
Sinkhole shuts down US 42
U.S. Route 42 between the city of Delaware and Horseshoe Road is closed due to a sinkhole that developed after recent heavy rains. The detour is state...
OPINION
De Havilland’s legal legacy
“I wanted to do complex roles, like Melanie for example, and Jack Warner saw me as an ingénue. I was really restless to portray more develo...
Obtaining, using veteran ID cards
Having a veteran identification card can provide various benefits and discounts for a veteran. This column will address some common cards and identifi...
Get right with God, family, co-workers
The last several months have caused some very hard challenges.I have had two very good work buddies who have passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic....
Watch out for Scorpius’ stinger
A couple of years back, I participated in a public star party in the parking lot of the Visitor’s Center of Glacier National Park in Montana. I ...
Welcome to the world, Joshua David!
What a miracle. What complete innocence. I can not wrap my feeble brain around it. Only God in His Sovereignty could design anything so perfect.As a n...
DCDL committed to helping families
Many parents of school-age children had to make a difficult decision this week regarding whether to enroll in a traditional classroom or an online lea...
