Central Ohio Symphony to open season
‘The Crucible’ opens Friday
Great Geekfest overtakes library
Powell girls overcome obstacles
Downtown takes the cake
Latest Updates
- Central Ohio Symphony to open season - 6:05 am
- Imagine life without water - 6:00 am
- Veterans spearhead local Wreaths Across America event - 6:00 am
- ‘The Crucible’ opens Friday - 6:00 am
- Great Geekfest overtakes library - 6:00 am
- Trustees seek help with roads Radnor Twp. - 6:00 am
- 2020-2024 CIP adopted by City Council - 9:00 am
- Dragon adorns top of library - 6:00 am
- Powell girls overcome obstacles - 6:00 am updated: 7:47 pm.
- Downtown takes the cake - 6:00 am
- Hayes grad living out his dream - 6:01 am
- DACC student wins billboard contest - 6:01 am
- Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area coming to Powell - 6:00 am
- Love you neighbor as yourself - 6:00 am
- New Beginnings UMC breaks ground - 6:00 am
- Local teen receives Eagle Scout Award - 6:00 am
- Galena mayor to face challenger Nov. 5 - 6:00 am
- Great Geekfest set for Saturday - 6:00 am
- Delaware officials approve new build in industrial park - 6:00 am
- Deadlines imposed in lawsuit against DCSO - 6:00 am
- OWU graduates square off in Fourth Ward - 8:42 am
- Lecture to focus on Civil War history - 6:00 am
- Two vying for clerk of municipal court - 6:00 am
- Schultz raises $1.7K for charity - 6:00 am
- County officials appoint Crew as acting treasurer - 6:00 am
NEWS
Downtown takes the cake
Last month, the American Planning Association (APA) announced it had selected Historic Downtown Delaware as one of four “Great NeighborhoodsR...
Hayes grad living out his dream
Children often have big dreams, whether it’s becoming an astronaut, teacher, or the next YouTube sensation. For Delaware Hayes grad and current ...
DACC student wins billboard contest
Next week, a billboard designed by a Delaware Area Career Center student to curb distracted driving will be unveiled on West Central Avenue in Delawar...
Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area coming to Powell
Back in May, the Powell City Council Development Committee directed city staff to prepare the application for a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (D...
Love you neighbor as yourself
This past Saturday evening in Ft. Worth, Texas, a police officer shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson in her home as she played video games with her nep...
New Beginnings UMC breaks ground
Construction is underway on a 6,000-square-foot church for New Beginnings United Methodist Church at 2163 state Route 37 E., Delaware. The new church ...
SPORTS
Late score sends Cards past Pacers
The defenses controlled things most of the night, but the Thomas Worthington offense ended both halves well on the way to a 17-10 OCC win over host De...
October 18th, 2019 updated: October 18th, 2019. |
Upper Arlington slips past Berlin in OT
DELAWARE – Opportunities were few and far between and Anthony Reisman made the most of his with 9:46 left in overtime to give Upper Arlington a ...
Pioneer D comes up clutch
The Olentangy Orange football team’s defense bent a time or two, but never broke during Thursday’s OCC-Buckeye showdown against visiting W...
Pacers, Pioneers, Patriots cruise in tourney openers
Alyssa Griner, Ava Bruns and Taylor McMillin each found the back of the net twice to lead the 26th-seeded Delaware Hayes girls soccer team to a convin...
October 16th, 2019 updated: October 16th, 2019. |
London holds off BV, 2-1
LONDON – The Buckeye Valley boys soccer team took advantage of an early set piece, but couldn’t find the back of the net again and fell 2-...
Buckeyes heavy favorites over NW
The Ohio State Buckeyes (6-0), fresh of a bye week, will hit the road to begin the second half of their schedule with a rare Friday night game against...
October 16th, 2019 updated: October 18th, 2019. |
LIFE
Triggs celebrate 50 years
James Leo and Linda Ray (Vincent) Trigg of Delaware will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary by gathering for dinner with the family.The couple m...
Yoders fostering joyful journey
Hey, good news! The way it looks the adoption is going to happen before long!! The adoption worker contacted us today wondering if she could come next...
Homemade pizza pockets make great snack
My dream is coming to reality. What I used to consider a stark negative is now not only intriguing but exciting.When I was six years old, my parents w...
A refreshing punch
We were all ready to go at seven o’clock Friday morning when the taxi driver pulled in the driveway. At last, all the clothes were sewn and pres...
Iced coffee cools a hot summer
These summer days are just prime for salads, from lettuce, tomatoes, and onions to cukes or radishes, they all get chopped up and tossed into a salad....
Yoder’s foster goodness
How about joining our family on a trip to Maryland? Yes, I know it’s a long haul, especially with five little ones, but you won’t get bore...
OPINION
Trump’s ‘American Desk’ broken promise
Three years ago tomorrow, Donald Trump came to Delaware County, and he made a promise to the people of Ohio. In a speech at the Delaware County Fairgr...
Love you neighbor as yourself
This past Saturday evening in Ft. Worth, Texas, a police officer shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson in her home as she played video games with her nep...
Standing Bear arrives in Washington
“My hand is not the color of yours, but if I pierce it, I shall feel pain. The blood that will flow from mine will be the same color as yours. T...
Democrats double down on radical proposals
While Democrats descended on Westerville for Tuesday’s debate hoping to sway Ohio voters with their progressive pipe dreams and plans to fundame...
Best reason for trick or treat
About 200 kids trudge, skip, jump or run up my driveway during Beggar’s Night, aka Halloween Trick or Treat. Skeletons and ghosts, princesses an...
The Amish Cook: Transitioning to Fall
As crispy coolness fills the air with the return of the sweet tang of apples and fresh pumpkins, there is no doubt that summer is fading into fall. At...
