Active cases rise to nearly 300 in county
Local man gets creative to help PIN
More families seeking shelter
Berkshire Township makes improvements to streamline website
County announces plans for additional COVID-19 relief
Latest Updates
- County announces plans for additional COVID-19 relief - 6:00 am
- Hayes marching band makes most of 2020 - 6:00 am
- New development proposed near I-71 - 6:00 am
- Patrol offers safety tips ahead of Halloween - 6:00 am
- ROSEMARY PARRISH - 11:09 am
- BW Academic Vision rolled out - 6:00 am
- City hears green energy plan proposal - 6:00 am
- Flu vaccines to be offered in Scioto Twp. - 6:00 am
- Members sought for transit board - 6:00 am
- City OKs grant package to aid community - 6:00 am
- Road projects winding down in county - 6:00 am
- Judge issues final order on Fairview Memorial Park - 6:00 am
- Small decline in active cases over weekend - 3:13 pm
- Early voting going smoothly in county - 6:00 am updated: 8:54 am.
- Local restaurant helping others - 6:00 am
- Museum to host virtual artist talks - 6:00 am
- View Story - 6:00 am
- County’s Code Compliance Department rebranded - 6:00 am
- Active cases in county up 49 since Monday - 3:06 pm
- City OKs Capital Improvement Plan - 6:00 am
- Twp. approves 23 corridor plan - 6:00 am
NEWS
BW Academic Vision rolled out
SUNBURY — In recent years, Big Walnut Local Schools has talked about its “2020 Vision” for the district. Now that it is the 2020-202...
City hears green energy plan proposal
Delaware City Council listened to a presentation from Aspen Energy during Monday’s meeting on the prospects of transitioning the city to a renew...
Flu vaccines to be offered in Scioto Twp.
The Delaware General Health District is offering another opportunity for drive-thru flu vaccinations following the success of a similar clinic held la...
Members sought for transit board
The Delaware County Board of Commissioners is seeking to appoint three members to the Delaware County Transit Board. The transit board is a seven-memb...
City OKs grant package to aid community
Delaware City Council has approved a $682,840 grant package to help local nonprofit organizations and community partners suffering from unanticipated ...
Road projects winding down in county
As the leaves change colors and fall from the trees, road work projects begin winding down for the year, leaving motorists with fewer orange barrels t...
SPORTS
Braves pull away from Golden Eagles
The seventh-seeded Olentangy girls soccer team scored three goals in the final 22 minutes to turn a close game into a comfortable 4-0 Division I distr...
October 28th, 2020 updated: October 28th, 2020. |
Tradition continues for BV, Hayes
Two years ago on Aug. 24, 2018, the last time Buckeye Valley hosted Delaware Hayes in the kickoff of the varsity football season, 7,000-plus fans pack...
Warhawks clip Pioneers in 2OT
Sixteenth-seeded Westerville Central scored early and very, very late to outlast the sixth-seeded Olentangy Orange boys soccer team in a Division I di...
Team sports helpprovide valuablereal-life lessons
In the years to come when you look back on the COVID-19 pandemic, what will you remember most? While it may seem trivial to most, for a family that sp...
Orange, Berlin’s Raines solid at state tourney
The Olentangy Orange boys golf team more than held its own in its first Division I Boys Golf State Tournament appearance in program history, finishing...
Olentangy punches ticket to regional semifinal
The Olentangy football team did a little of everything in its Division II, Region 7 quarterfinal win over visiting Worthington Kilbourne, coupling a b...
LIFE
ODNR: Always boat sober
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Alcohol and boating don’t mix! The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is reminding everyone that operating a boa...
Sundays are for relaxation
Somehow Sundays just put a relaxing slant on everything. I’m not sure what it really is, perhaps, it is the family times or the fact that itR...
Cooling down during summertime
These summer days really are pressing in. I forgot how muggy it could get in southern Illinois! Thankfully the children don’t seem to mind the h...
Local youth make challenge finals
COLUMBUS – A team of two Ohio high school students took first place in the 2020 Ohio Youth Capital Challenge finals for its policy proposal abou...
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...
OPINION
DCDL offers wide array of virtual book clubs
How are you doing with your reading goals for 2020? I’ve asked many friends this question and received differing answers. For some, the coronavi...
Working towards peace among factions
John Wesley, patriarch of denominations with “Methodist” in their name, lived and preached in a time of tension between those who defended...
Spending more bread on dough
“There is no dispute that the bread supplied by Subway has a sugar content of 10% of the weight of the flour included in the dough, and thus exc...
How Disabled American Veterans got its start
The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is an organization chartered by the United States Congress for disabled military veterans of the United States Ar...
Treating essential workers fairly
For decades, companies have used temporary workers, subcontractors, and independent contractors as a way to pay people less for the same work, skirt l...
Mills, levies and reassessments
“Nothing in life is certain except death, taxes, and the second law of thermodynamics.”— Seth Lloyd“The best measure of a man&...
