OWU holds MLK celebration
Mandel discusses US senate candidacy
New members join historical society board
Vance’s tour stops in Delaware
New members join BV BOE
Latest Updates
- New members join historical society board - 6:00 am
- Vance’s tour stops in Delaware - 6:00 am
- New members join BV BOE - 6:00 am
- Transition time in Genoa Township - 6:00 am
- OLSD swears in new leadership - 6:00 am
- Columbia Gas to replace gas lines in Ashley - 6:00 am
- SourcePoint welcomes new board members - 6:00 am
- DPD piloting new drug testing device - 6:00 am
- New township hall moving forward - 6:00 am
- DPHD: 4 failing COVID-19 factors increase - 4:27 pm
- FCC awards technology grant to DCS - 6:00 am
- Grace Clinic helping those in need - 6:00 am
- Council OKs Price Ponds upgrades - 6:00 am
- Coit joins area Cancer Support Community - 6:01 am
- BW dealing with busing issues - 6:00 am
- BWAHS program to focus on ‘The Fighting McCooks’ - 6:00 am
- Food truck venture continues to grow - 8:51 am
- Driveway improvements for soil, water conservation - 6:00 am
- MLK programs to be presented online - 6:00 am
- Back to class for area schools - 6:00 am
- Grant funding available through DPHD - 6:00 am
NEWS
Columbia Gas to replace gas lines in Ashley
Aging gas lines in the village of Ashley will be replaced with state-of-the-art plastic pipe, Columbia Gas of Ohio announced Monday.According to a pre...
SourcePoint welcomes new board members
SourcePoint recently announced the appointment of four new members to its board of directors, as well as the full slate of officers and board members ...
DPD piloting new drug testing device
The City of Delaware Police Department recently received approval to begin using a new drug-testing device in conjunction with the Ohio Attorney Gener...
New township hall moving forward
Construction of Liberty Township’s new township hall and administrative office is officially underway. On Wednesday, various township and county...
DPHD: 4 failing COVID-19 factors increase
The Delaware Public Health District is again reporting four out of five failed critical factors on its weekly COVID-19 report card, with increasing nu...
FCC awards technology grant to DCS
Delaware City Schools students will soon have access to hundreds of new devices after the district received grant funding from the Federal Communicati...
SPORTS
OHSAA to add girls wrestling, boys volleyball
In a historic move Thursday, the Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors voted unanimously to add girls wrestling and boys volleyball...
Pacer boys, girls win respective duals
The Delaware Hayes wrestling teams put on a show during Wednesday’s boys-girls doubleheader, nabbing a pair of lopsided wins.The boys got things...
Barons pull away from Bobcats
Don’t look now, but the Buckeye Valley boys basketball team has won 10 games in a row.The most recent, a solid 62-53 MSL-Ohio win over visiting ...
Liddell’s career night leads Ohio State over NW
COLUMBUS — Due for a breakout performance, junior forward E.J. Liddell turned in a career-high 34 points to lead No. 13 Ohio State to a 95-87 wi...
Late run sends North over Big Walnut
The Big Walnut boys basketball team was in the game until midway through the fourth quarter, but a series of turnovers doomed its chances of winning a...
Golden Eagles break in new gym with win
The Big Walnut girls basketball team played one of its best first quarters of the season, jumping out to a 16-2 lead it parlayed into a 51-30 OCC-Capi...
LIFE
Delaware Public Health District: Delaware County coronavirus deaths now 91
The Delaware Public Health District said 91 county residents have died to date from the virus in its latest COVID-19 numbers report.“We are sadd...
ODH: 11% of Ohioans are vaccinated against virus
The Ohio Department of Health is reporting more than 11% of Ohioans have received one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, with 4% receiving both shots. T...
DPHD reporting 81 deaths from COVID-19
Three people have died in Delaware County this week due to COVID-19, bringing the total to 81, the Delaware Public Health District announced Friday.Tw...
DPHD: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in county top 10,000
The Delaware Public Health District reported Monday afternoon 10,104 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the county, exceeding the 10,000 mark.Confirmed ca...
Seitzes to celebrate 65th anniversary
Robert E. and Joyce (Tuller) Seitz will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary on Dec. 30. They were married at the Sunbury United Methodist Church ...
Carters celebrate 60th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carter are celebrating 60 years of marriage today. On Dec. 17, 1960, they eloped to a justice of the peace and later on had a church...
December 17th, 2020 updated: December 18th, 2020. |
OPINION
Andrews Raiders awarded Medal of Honor
Editor’s note: This is part two of a two-part series on the Great Locomotive Chase.At Etowah, the raiders passed the older and smaller locomotiv...
Teach your kids to grown their own food
There’s nothing like an economic downturn to remind us of what’s really important in life. A family that can grow its own food will always...
Astronomy important part of early Polynesian culture
We residents of the 21st century tend to look at the sky with a scientific eye, and, of course, there’s nothing wrong with that. We know the sta...
Burning bush lives up to its name
Few landscape shrubs are as well known as the “burning bush” (Euonymus alatus or “winged euonymus”), a woody shrub known for i...
New exhibit on display at Delaware library
The Delaware County District Library is hosting a first-of-its-kind panel exhibition this winter called “Telling A People’s Story: African...
Why Christians celebrate Epiphany
Yesterday, Jan. 6, now shares the annual opprobrium we historically reserve for such days of infamy as Aug. 24, 1814 (burning of the U.S. Capitol); De...
