Jury trials resume in county
OWU professors wrap up course on coronavirus
COVID-19 active cases increase to 104
District construction projects underway
Portion of fairgrounds rezoned
Latest Updates
- City recovery program surpasses $50,000 in grants - 6:00 am
- Jury trials resume in county - 6:00 am
- OWU professors wrap up course on coronavirus - 6:00 am
- COVID-19 active cases increase to 104 - 4:33 pm
- July 15 income tax reminders - 6:00 am
- District construction projects underway - 6:00 am
- Village of Sunbury cancels Fourth of July fireworks - 6:00 am
- Fuller elected VP of Ohio judge’s association - 6:00 am
- Columbus Zoo and Aquarium celebrates significant births - 6:00 am
- MSD helps business, building owners - 6:00 am
- City accused of housing discrimination - 6:00 am
- Nonprofit to welcome campers - 6:00 am
- Delaware City Schools committed to inclusivity - 6:00 am
- Arts suffering due to novel coronavirus - 6:00 am
- NMUSAF reopens to public - 2:50 pm updated: 9:50 pm.
- Developing vaccines no easy task - 6:01 am
- Collett excited to take BOE oath - 6:00 am
- City discusses racial diversity, inclusion - 6:00 am
- City to revitalize park - 6:00 am
- DGHD: 86 active cases of COVID-19 - 3:27 pm
- Local groups demanding police reform - 1:26 pm
- MSD seeking to relocate - 6:00 am
- Duffy’s term on school board ends - 6:00 am
- DGHD: Active cases of COVID-19 increase - 4:11 pm
- City Hall to remain closed for renovations - 6:00 am
NEWS
MSD helps business, building owners
Thanks to generous community donors, Main Street Delaware has collected more than $27,000 to support downtown business and building owners dealing wit...
City accused of housing discrimination
Seattle House LLC filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Monday against the City of Delaware, alleging the city’s capacity fees are illeg...
Nonprofit to welcome campers
While 2020 has brought unprecedented challenges to nonprofits throughout Delaware County, places like Recreation Unlimited in Ashley are attempting to...
Delaware City Schools committed to inclusivity
Nearly 80 Delaware City Schools staff members have homework of their own this summer as they take part in an anti-racist book study in one of several ...
Arts suffering due to novel coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted even the field of music, and three Ohio Wesleyan University music professors talked about it Monday.“The Virt...
NMUSAF reopens to public
RIVERSIDE — July 1 marks the reopening of the National Museum of the United States Air Force to the public.The popular destination has been clos...
June 30th, 2020 updated: June 30th, 2020. |
SPORTS
Raines, Zeitner, Bentley solid at Oakhaven
Olentangy Berlin’s Leila Raines, Olentangy’s Bennett Zeitner and Olentangy Orange’s Corbin Bentley each nabbed top-10 finishes in th...
Bishops’ Robinson voted to Academic All-America teams
Ohio Wesleyan University senior Cirrus Robinson has been voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-America women’s track & field/cross country team, ...
Raines sisters win big … again
For the second tournament in a row, Mia and Leila Raines dominated their respective divisions to win top honors at a Central Ohio Golf Academy Tour ev...
June 19th, 2020 updated: June 19th, 2020. |
Memorial Tournament announces early commitments
Details surrounding this year’s Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide continue to trickle in.We know when and where — July 13-19 at ...
Stewart wins HOJGA’s season opener
Delaware Christian’s Nathan Stewart started the summer on the right side of the leaderboard, firing a 66 on the par-60 Green Acres Golf Course t...
Acheampong doesn’t dwell on lost season
Today was supposed to be Jaeschel Acheampong’s day.The recent Olentangy Orange grad, fresh off winning a Division I state title in the long jump...
LIFE
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...
Coxes to celebrate 60th anniversary
Bradley and Glenna Cox of Rawson, Ohio, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Friday, June 12.Bradley is a former superintendent of Cory-Ra...
US 42 to remain closed for summer
U.S. Route 42 between The Salvation Army Delaware Worship and Service Center (340 Lake St.) and Horseshoe Road is closed due to a sinkhole that develo...
Yoder family prepares for baby
We’re working on organizing closets, cleaning out neglected corners, and getting things in order before the baby comes. I’m enjoying every...
Sinkhole shuts down US 42
U.S. Route 42 between the city of Delaware and Horseshoe Road is closed due to a sinkhole that developed after recent heavy rains. The detour is state...
Randolphs celebrate 70 years
Leroy “Randy” and Ona Randolph will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on June 3 at their new home at Willow Brook at Delaware Run i...
OPINION
Joyce Beatty for vice president?
Joe Biden has a decision to make.By mid-August if not sooner, the putative Democratic Party presidential nominee must select a running mate. He has sa...
How Declaration of Independence came to be
On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence and announced the separation of the 13 North American British colon...
A gesture of kindness
Yes, more toasty summer days, more water fun, and many happy hours with family pets. As I write, the latest pets are three kittens from a stray mama c...
Respond to the 2020 Census
The 2020 census is underway and our efforts to count every single Ohioan will not stop because of the pandemic. Ohioans can respond to the census safe...
Seeking out elusive dark skies
This week, I’m continuing a discussion of my peak experiences during my lifelong obsession with stargazing. Last week, I discussed my experience...
Health insurance during pandemic
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, a record number of Ohioans have lost their jobs and for a number of them that has resulted in loss of their health ...
