Free WiFi now available for students
Project celebrates 75th Jug race
SourcePoint to reopen some fitness programs
DGHD: Active cases increase in county
Changes made to 2020 walk
Latest Updates
- DCBDD shows its appreciation for local DSPs - 6:00 am
- Free WiFi now available for students - 6:00 am
- Project celebrates 75th Jug race - 6:00 am
- SourcePoint to reopen some fitness programs - 6:00 am
- DGHD: Active cases increase in county - 1:56 pm
- Changes made to 2020 walk - 6:00 am
- New fire engine, resurfacing taking place in Genoa Township - 6:00 am
- Liberty Township Fire Department awarded SAFER grant - 6:00 am
- Hayes staff member tests positive for virus - 6:00 am updated: 12:39 pm.
- Fire damages building in industrial park - 3:26 pm
- Delaware County Junior Fair given go-ahead - 9:13 am
- Donations sought for virtual junior fair sale - 9:11 am
- Toned-down fair set to kick off - 8:57 am
- Teacher gives gift of life - 6:00 am
- District moving forward with new platforms - 6:00 am
- Preservation Parks unveils foxleaf logo - 6:00 am
- City requests test data - 5:37 pm
- Work underway at McCammon Creek Park - 6:00 am
- OWU rises in annual rankings - 6:00 am
- DCS reporting no active cases of COVID-19 - 6:00 am
- Composting workshop set for Oct. 1 - 6:00 am
- National Merit semifinalists announced - 6:00 am updated: 8:53 am.
- Researcher to talk election forecasting - 6:00 am
- Active cases fall to 201 - 3:36 pm
- OLSD reveals new nicknames for 16 elementaries - 6:00 am
NEWS
Fire damages building in industrial park
City of Delaware Fire Department investigators are working to determine the cause of a fire that damaged a building on London Road Thursday morning.Th...
Delaware County Junior Fair given go-ahead
The Delaware County Junior Fair is going to look much different this year for its participants due to the novel coronavirus.“The Delaware County...
Donations sought for virtual junior fair sale
Like the 2020 Delaware County Fair itself, the auctioning of livestock at the junior fair will have a vastly different look and feel to it as well.Due...
Toned-down fair set to kick off
It’s that time of the year again when the local community should be gearing up for another fair season at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. That&...
Teacher gives gift of life
POWELL — Health issues are nothing new to Olentangy Liberty High School teacher Scott Davis. Diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when he was just 6 w...
District moving forward with new platforms
Delaware City Schools announced Monday it had found two new learning platforms for the DCS Online Academy.In the run up to the start of the school yea...
SPORTS
Pacers pick off Cards on Senior Night
The Delaware Hayes girls tennis team picked up a convincing non-league win on Senior Night, knocking off visiting Thomas Worthington 4-1 Wednesday in ...
Big Ten football set to return
Against seemingly all odds, the 14 members of the Big Ten conference will, in fact, be playing football this season. On Wednesday morning, the confere...
September 16th, 2020 updated: September 17th, 2020. |
Bears edge Braves to stay unbeaten
The Olentangy Berlin boys soccer team, eighth in the most recent OSSCA Division I state poll, continued its hot start to the season with a 1-0 league ...
Barons cruise to bounce-back win
The Buckeye Valley boys soccer team bounced back from one of its worst losses of the season with one of its most impressive wins, blanking Lakewood 5-...
Olentangy Berlin outlasts Darby, 48-41
Jacob Moeller threw for 277 yards and three touchdowns, all to Bennett Lawrence, and Nick Tiberio ran for 124 yards and another two scores as the Olen...
September 11th, 2020 updated: September 12th, 2020. |
Shamrocks shut down Pioneers, win 28-7
The Olentangy Orange football team fell into a 21-0 hole and never quite got the offense in sync as host Dublin Coffman rolled to a 28-7 OCC-Central D...
LIFE
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...
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...
OPINION
POW/MIA Recognition Day to be held Sept. 18
“You Are Not Forgotten” – that’s the central phrase behind the POW/MIA remembrance movement which honors America’s priso...
Educators, families bracing for potential disaster
More than seven months after Donald Trump promised that the COVID-19 pandemic was “totally under control,” we’re still seeing about ...
Cutting costs for local government projects
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought no shortage of unforeseen challenges to our state and country; but through resilience and bold leadership at all lev...
History behind discovery of Saturn’s rings
Ah, Saturn! No astronomical sight is more breathtaking, even in a small telescope, than Saturn’s celestial hat brim. Around 9 p.m., look for the...
Savoring gift of each moment
While walking our dog in our neighborhood on the west side of Delaware, my husband and I came upon a front yard with a freshly dug trench from what lo...
Coffee lawsuit tossed after new findings
“Dozens of studies suggest that coffee drinkers live longer, have healthier hearts and are happier.”— William Murray, presidentNatio...
