Society can prevent ‘Rise of the Machines’
OWU students elect Warren as nominee
Students gearing up for ‘Chicago’
Officials discuss strengthening ties in Big Walnut area
Cheetah cubs born in scientific breakthrough
Latest Updates
- Society can prevent ‘Rise of the Machines’ - 6:00 am
- OWU students elect Warren as nominee - 6:00 am
- Students gearing up for ‘Chicago’ - 6:00 am
- Officials discuss strengthening ties in Big Walnut area - 6:00 am
- Cheetah cubs born in scientific breakthrough - 2:40 pm
- Exhibit to feature works by OWU faculty - 6:00 am
- DCHS elects board members, officers - 6:00 am
- Oak Creek students create newspaper - 6:00 am
- Students awarded for science work - 6:00 am
- Expert: Local economic outlook remains good - 6:00 am updated: 9:53 am.
- Gazette editor, newspaper named AP award finalists - 6:00 am
- Woodward pupils research local history - 6:01 am
- Surviving grandeur - 6:00 am
- O’Keefe Scholarship available through SWCD - 6:00 am
- City ‘gateway’ to receive facelift - 6:00 am
- Preserving history of rural Ohio hidden communities - 6:00 am
- OWU poll identifies top issues, candidates - 6:00 am
- Camp Canopy sponsorship available - 6:00 am
- Veterans Memorial moving forward - 6:00 am
- Prep work underway on intersection in Genoa Township - 6:00 am
- Scouts asking for help from community - 6:00 am updated: 9:46 am.
- ‘Wax museum’ teaches history at Carlisle - 9:01 am
- Entries sought for Senior Showcase - 6:00 am
- Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation offering scholarships - 6:00 am
- Upgrades sought for grandstand - 6:00 am
NEWS
Expert: Local economic outlook remains good
The national and local economies should continue to do well in 2020, an expert speaker told Delaware Area Chamber of Commerce members at a Third Thurs...
February 22nd, 2020 updated: February 24th, 2020. |
Gazette editor, newspaper named AP award finalists
The Delaware Gazette has been named a finalist in two categories in the Ohio Associated Press Media Editors’ 2019 newspaper contest, the AP anno...
Woodward pupils research local history
Fourth grade students at Woodward Elementary in Delaware conducted unusual research in the library this week while taking part in a scavenger hunt des...
Surviving grandeur
There’s some “judgmentalism” in all of us. We like to define who’s right and who’s wrong; who’s with us and who...
O’Keefe Scholarship available through SWCD
The Delaware Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is accepting applications for the annual Dick O’Keefe Memorial Scholarship.O’Keef...
City ‘gateway’ to receive facelift
The City of Delaware has entered into a Local Public Agency (LPA) Agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) as part of upcoming repa...
SPORTS
Celtics rally past Golden Eagles
Momentum can be a fickle friend.For the first half of Friday’s Division I sectional final in Sunbury, it was firmly seated on the end of the Big...
Lynch wins D-I diving title
Olentangy Liberty has a storied history of cleaning up at the OHSAA Swimming and Diving State Tournament … especially in the 1-meter diving even...
Bishops hang on at home
The Ohio Wesleyan women’s basketball team has been solid at home all season long, and that didn’t change in the home finale as the Bishops...
Freshmen WRs aim for instant impact
Upholding the recruiting standard set by Urban Meyer was no small task for Ryan Day as he went about filling his first full class as the leader of the...
Seniors power Barons past Scots
The Buckeye Valley boys basketball team’s five seniors have done a lot for the program over the years. Tuesday night, in their final regular sea...
Sena named NCAC Player of Week
Ohio Wesleyan University junior Marquis Sena has been named a North Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 17, it was annou...
LIFE
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...
Shaws celebrate 55 years
Harry and Sandy (Robinson) Shaw of Delaware celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with a family game night.The couple married on Nov. 13, 1964, at...
Local teen receives Eagle Scout Award
An Ostrander teen was honored in an Eagle Court of Honor on Sept. 28.Brendan Sayer, a Fairbanks High School student, is a member of Troop 284 out of B...
School bus safety takes center stage
COLUMBUS – The week of Oct. 21-25 has been designated National School Bus Safety Week. This year’s theme, “My School Bus, The Safest...
Chalupas add a Tex-Mex twist
Last week we talked about the little fishing trip we had for Daniel’s birthday. Now this week, I’ll fill in a bit about his birthday suppe...
OPINION
Take time to share good news
It all started on the first day of 2020. I received an e-mail from Mary Rose, and she had listed three things that were good news.She said she had: &#...
Heart disease ranges to reduce risk
Dietitians and doctors have been warning the public about heart disease for decades. Research studies have proven and disproven and then proven again ...
Closer look at Proxima’s planets
Our sun is a star, by some measures an average one.Old Sol, as our daystar is sometimes called, has reached a nice, respectable middle age at about 5 ...
Mid-winter walk at Stratford
Farmers are always aware of the weather, as are volunteers at Stratford Ecological Center on Liberty Road. After 10 record-breaking days of continuous...
Witnesses have always been needed
I want to give a shout-out to my colleagues who write for this weekly column. We are the Your Pastor Speaks of the Their View section of the Gazette. ...
Path to justice
I recently had the opportunity to return to the courtroom. It was just as exhilarating as it’s always been. My co-counsel and I dug in for a fiv...
