Mueller talks national security, terrorism
Artist to speak at OWU about Chicano art
New police chief in town
Pennies for the President Hayes
New logo part of city’s rebranding
Latest Updates
- Mueller talks national security, terrorism - 6:00 am
- Artist to speak at OWU about Chicano art - 6:01 am
- New police chief in town - 6:00 am
- Spanish theatre to perform at OWU - 6:00 am
- ‘Full House’ possible with Uncle Joey in town - 6:00 am
- Pennies for the President Hayes - 6:00 am
- New logo part of city’s rebranding - 6:00 am
- DCBDD proclaims Crazy Socks Day - 7:00 am
- Urine test can help rapidly diagnosis preeclampsia - 6:00 am
- Delaware building healthiest county dynasty - 6:00 am
- Hit-and-run crash under investigation - 6:01 am
- Program to feature Civil War reenactor - 6:00 am
- SWCD promoting March events - 6:00 am
- Development part of Home Road extension - 6:00 am
- No change? City has solution - 6:00 am
- OLSD BOE members, program honored by state officials - 11:36 am
- Fundraiser to support Meals on Wheels - 6:01 am
- Security expert to speak on terrorism - 6:01 am
- Positive male role models - 6:01 am
- Drop in new CCW licenses issued - 6:01 am
- Retired K9 officer mourned - 6:01 am
- DCBDD hands out annual awards - 6:01 am
- Lecture series focuses on life of refugees - 6:01 am
- Abundance provided by agriculture - 6:00 am
- Cunningham honored by Ohio SWCDs - 6:00 am
NEWS
Delaware building healthiest county dynasty
The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program — a collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin P...
Hit-and-run crash under investigation
Police are still searching for the driver of a vehicle that injured a man in a hit-and-run crash in downtown Delaware over the weekend.The City of Del...
Program to feature Civil War reenactor
Anthony Gibbs, manager of Local History Services at the Ohio History Connection, will reenact a civil war soldier from the 127th Ohio Volunteer Infant...
SWCD promoting March events
The March calendar is filling up with a variety of public programs that you won’t want to miss.First is the “How to manage your woodland f...
Development part of Home Road extension
In a unanimous vote Monday, the Orange Township Board of Trustees approved a zoning measure that will allow for the proposed construction of a develop...
No change? City has solution
Parking in and around Delaware’s downtown district can be quite the hassle. Often times it involves feeding a meter with change, which fewer peo...
SPORTS
Pioneers roll past Bears, 13-6
LEWIS CENTER – Olentangy Orange interim coach Zach Peterson entered the Pioneer field sporting a different look, with masking tape covering an O...
JCU outlasts Ohio Wesleyan, 11-6
DELAWARE – The Ohio Wesleyan baseball team spent the first half of the game working its way back from a 3-run deficit, only to have its defense ...
Pacers top Pioneers in emotional opener
LEWIS CENTER – The Olentangy Orange boys lacrosse team broke the huddle after its 6-1 loss to Delaware Hayes to open the season with one clear m...
March 19th, 2019 updated: March 19th, 2019. |
Pioneers battle, but drop home opener
LEWIS CENTER – New Olentangy Orange girls lacrosse coach Mallory Skrobot will have to wait another game for her first career victory.Maddie Morr...
Patriots prevail: win 1st regional championship
COLUMBUS – Saturday afternoon’s Division I regional championship epitomized everything the Olentangy Liberty boys basketball team has done...
Golden Eagles fall to Irish in opener
DUBLIN – Big Walnut girls lacrosse coach Steve Palmer is hoping that his team continues to do what it has done in each of the last two seasons, ...
LIFE
The Yoders love Valentine’s Day
This year as I think of Valentine’s Day my heart fills with joy. What is more beautiful than simply love? Whether it’s love for your spous...
NEW YORK (AP) — Janet Jackson joins her brother Michael and the Jackson 5 as members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, earning induction on Thu...
Skinners celebrate 50 years
Gary and Carolyn Skinner celebrated 50 years of wedded bliss on Nov. 16. Their wedding ceremony was held at the Asbury United Methodist Church on Linc...
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...
OPINION
Diet fads appear every January and February. By mid-March, many dieting attempts to control weight with cabbage, grapefruit or celery have been scrapp...
Part 1: The Vernal Equinox
March 20 marks the day we rather arbitrarily call the first day of spring. Unfortunately, the weather we see on the ground and in the sky does not nec...
Try your hand at improv
Are you a comedy buff? Do you love “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” Do you think quickly on your feet? The Delaware County District Library Oran...
Tipping a farmhand?
March eased itself in with light snow showers, and for good measure dumped three inches of snow at the Stratford Ecological Center on Liberty Road, th...
Dissenting from yourself
“He was not fitted intellectually or physically for the job.”— Leon Friedman, historian on Justice Whittaker“We need to be bol...
How to succeed with roses
In a classic case of bad timing, roses have slipped from their perch as America’s favorite landscape plant. In our hectic, time-starved lives, r...
