Popping in for movie treats
Police investigating body found in river
DGHD reporting 37 recoveries from COVID-19
Visitors welcome at most state parks
Honoring those who served
Latest Updates
- Police ID body discovered in Olentangy River - 4:00 pm
- ODNR facilities remain closed - 6:00 am
- Popping in for movie treats - 6:00 am updated: 8:18 pm.
- Police investigating body found in river - 6:00 am
- DGHD reporting 37 recoveries from COVID-19 - 3:49 pm
- Visitors welcome at most state parks - 6:00 am
- Honoring those who served - 6:00 am updated: 10:10 am.
- Students attend online conference - 6:00 am
- DGHD reports double-digit rise in cases - 3:00 pm updated: 3:05 pm.
- Salvation Army pantry service continues to serve community - 6:00 am
- Ohio Wesleyan cancels planned tuition increase - 6:00 am
- County nearing 50 confirmed COVID-19 cases - 6:00 am
- Point’s 3D printers making PPE - 6:00 am
- Animals remain top priority - 6:00 am
- Hi-yah! Dojo goes virtual - 6:00 am
- Number of confirmed coronavirus cases in county reach 46 - 6:00 am
- Leaders discuss commerce in North America - 6:00 am
- Art teacher star of series - 6:00 am
- OLSD mulling options for rest of year - 6:00 am
- Parton, DeWine focused on literacy - 6:00 am
- Online education continues - 6:00 am
- DGHD issues latest COVID-19 numbers - 6:00 am
- OWU professor talks history, ‘54 to be exact - 6:00 am
- State extends school closure until May 1 - 6:00 am
- United Way honoring heroes - 6:00 am
NEWS
Salvation Army pantry service continues to serve community
The Salvation Army has ramped up and altered its services in recent weeks in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.Major Mark Larrick, one of the leaders ...
Ohio Wesleyan cancels planned tuition increase
Ohio Wesleyan University announced this week that it is canceling a planned 3% tuition increase for the 2020-2021 academic year.“The COVID-19 pa...
County nearing 50 confirmed COVID-19 cases
The number of people in Delaware County confirmed to have COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, rose by two individuals over the past day to ...
Point’s 3D printers making PPE
WESTERVILLE — The Point at Otterbein University is working to fill the growing need for personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 ...
Animals remain top priority
The Humane Society of Delaware County (HSDC) is running business as normal during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Animals are being cared for, the pet ...
Hi-yah! Dojo goes virtual
A local martial arts dojo is offering free classes to the community during the COVID-19 crisis as a way to keep people active during the pandemic.Amy ...
SPORTS
Hayes grad makes pro debut
Believe it or not, there are still sports being played out there.While the PGA Tour has cancelled all events through May 10, a move that’s in li...
OSU lands elite RB in Henderson
Despite programs being forced to alter the way they recruit amid the shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, the good news continues to roll in on ...
OHSAA officially cancels winter tournaments
COLUMBUS – In a move many feared could happen, but no one wanted to believe would, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced Thursday ...
Hinkle nabs All-County POY honors
The All-Delaware County boys basketball teamsPlayer of the Year – Henry Hinkle (Olentangy Liberty)Coach of the Year – Adam Vincenzo (Delaw...
Day talks OSU during quarantine
COLUMBUS — Ohio State should be nearing the end of spring practice, and Buckeye fans everywhere should be gearing up for the annual Spring Game ...
Snouffer headlines All-County teams
The All-Delaware County girls basketball teamsPlayer of the Year — Lyssi Snouffer (Delaware Christian)Coach of the Year — Jackie Boggs (De...
March 24th, 2020 updated: March 24th, 2020. |
LIFE
The Amish Cook: Gloria answers questions from readers
I received several letters from readers with questions that got my mind spinning. Let’s each grab a cup of tea (okay, you can have your coffee i...
Yoders host hog butchering day
Hi there, we are having a blessed, busy week. Daniel’s parents from the Amish community in Danville, Ohio, came for a visit last week and have n...
Decade of love with the Yoders
Thinking about what I am going to fill you in on this week brought to mind the dearest person to me on earth. Meet my husband Daniel Yoder! I got to k...
School events with the Yoder children
This week Julia and I would like to share some of her adventures on school projects with her friends, including old fashioned noodle making at Uncle V...
Yoder ladies attend tea party
Won’t you join us for a moment as my daughters and I go to our ladies’ tea party?First, I’ll tell you why we had this special occasi...
Wilson/Southgate
Madeline Justine Wilson, of Akron, and Jeremy Robert Southgate, of Akron, were married at 5 p.m. May 5 at the Glidden House in Cleveland. The ceremony...
OPINION
Human spirit remains resilient
These days, the focus of every news story seems to be COVID-19, and with good reason. We must all stay informed and do our part to keep our loved ones...
Family foraging fun in great outdoors
Spring always brings back fond memories of my childhood, particularly the search for dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) greens in the yard. An annual tr...
Conklin: Together is the best place to be
Because we have to “stay home” today, as I write this on March 27, it is unlike any other day I have ever lived through! Today, I have bee...
Truth about Big Dipper
Most of us are stuck in our dwellings during these troubled days. We emerge to walk the dog or engage in socially distant conversations with our neigh...
Digital resources aplenty at DCDL
Readers, how are you holding up so far? As I mentioned in my column last week, the Delaware County District Library (DCDL) made the decision to close ...
Mobilizing manufacturers to fight virus
This crisis is different from anything we’ve seen in our lifetimes. It’s going to take a sustained response over many months to slow the s...
