Police chief proud of accomplishments
Asher to lead Orange High School next fall
DCS treasurer discusses 5-year forecast
Former Baron performs at BV East
DCDL event to feature bestselling author
Latest Updates
- Gas line work to begin in Sunbury - 6:00 am
- Durheim receives multiple scholarships from OFB Foundation - 6:00 am
- Former Baron performs at BV East - 6:00 am
- DCDL event to feature bestselling author - 6:00 am
- New car wash proposed for city’s east side - 6:00 am updated: 9:52 am.
- Del-Aware Water Rebate Program to kick off - 6:00 am
- Steamtown wins House Cup - 6:00 am updated: 4:30 pm.
- Inno-Pak expanding footprint - 6:00 am
- Craft set to take over as new BV superintendent - 3:15 pm updated: 3:17 pm.
- Supergames held at Carlisle - 6:00 am
- City Council approves daycares - 6:00 am updated: 9:59 am.
- Gateway Park set to open in June - 6:00 am
- Symphony to close out 43rd season May 21 - 6:05 am
- Rankey elected to Ohio Land Bank Association board - 6:00 am
- Hayes seniors take part in annual walk - 6:00 am
- Council OKs new business park - 6:00 am
- Main Street director reminiscences - 6:00 am updated: 8:54 am.
- Judge dismisses Mayer’s lawsuit against township - 6:00 am
- Local brewers team up to help those in need - 6:00 am
- Route 23 corridor project takes detour - 12:38 pm
- Mumma to join Columbus Zoo Family of Parks - 6:00 am
NEWS
Del-Aware Water Rebate Program to kick off
Many of us take for granted the 38 inches of precipitation Ohio receives annually. We turn on the faucet and water comes out. We don’t usually c...
Steamtown wins House Cup
Steamtown claimed its fourth House Cup Friday during the return of Hayes High School’s House Games.Friday’s 32 competitions were the capst...
May 14th, 2022 updated: May 14th, 2022. |
Inno-Pak expanding footprint
The future Sawmill Pointe Business Park has its first development ready to move forward after Delaware City Council approved a combined preliminary an...
Craft set to take over as new BV superintendent
Former Delaware City Schools Superintendent Paul Craft is poised to make his return to the helm of a Delaware County school district. In a press relea...
May 13th, 2022 updated: May 13th, 2022. |
Supergames held at Carlisle
On Thursday, the field outside Carlisle Elementary was filled with inflatables, team games and laughter as students at the school participated in the ...
City Council approves daycares
A pair of daycare centers have been approved for development in Delaware following Monday’s Delaware City Council meeting. During the meeting, c...
May 13th, 2022 updated: May 13th, 2022. |
SPORTS
Jestadt, Pioneers walk-off against Panthers
The 15th-seeded Olentangy Orange softball team won its tournament opener in style, getting a walk-off hit from Riley Jestadt to slip past 22nd-seeded ...
Panthers silence Baron bats
Abbe McNabb handled her business in the circle and Brianna Sawyers and Emma Grant homered to lead the way from the dish as the eighth-seeded Licking V...
Peterson, Braves rally past Wildcats
Jaelyn Peterson was the hero Tuesday night in Lewis Center, connecting on a grand slam in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift 16th-seeded Olentan...
May 10th, 2022 updated: May 10th, 2022. |
Cards rally past Bears in OCC finale
The Olentangy Berlin softball team came agonizingly close to its first league title in program history, but saw host Thomas Worthington strike for thr...
May 9th, 2022 updated: May 10th, 2022. |
County’s best clash at Orange
The host Pioneers nabbed both team titles to highlight Friday’s Delaware County Invitational at Olentangy Orange.Orange’s girls won with 1...
Irish ground Golden Eagles, 8-2
The Big Walnut baseball team plated a pair of runs in the sixth inning, but visiting Dublin Scioto added to its edge late to put the finishing touches...
May 4th, 2022 updated: May 4th, 2022. |
LIFE
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...
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...
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...
OPINION
Constellation named after famous hero
The constellation Hercules rises in the east just after dark. Here’s how to find it.After evening twilight, look directly overhead for a large t...
Book clubs for just about anyone
Have you ever participated in a book club? If not, your idea of one may be a bit more old-fashioned. Perhaps it includes a group of academics sitting ...
Ticket holders not amused
“We anticipate that our strong recent momentum will continue as we move into some of the historically busiest days of the year.”— Ri...
Acting in name of God
Jesus warned, “Not everyone who says ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven.” Not everyone who claims to follow God or...
Outpouring of love, support is much appreciated
Editor’s Note: This week the column is being written by Gloria’s mother, Dorcas. Gloria is expected back next week.“Time goes on ...
Central Ohio Symphony: Tragedy overcome
It is the Central Ohio Symphony’s mission to “engage the community through music.” On April 30, the Symphony performed another splen...
