Drumming brings kids together
Drumming circles have existed in many communities and cultures, and can help develop communication skills. Children participating in the School Age Child Care (SACC)...
80% voter turnout expected in November
As the presidential election draws closer, the Delaware County Board of Elections continues to recruit people to work the polls.Officials are predicting the highest...
New downtown businesses to open
Two new businesses plan to open in downtown Delaware around the first Friday of September.Renovations are underway at Mohio Pizza Co., 23 N. Sandusky...
Official: Twp. needs attorney for hearing
Liberty Township officials said Thursday they have not yet found an attorney to fill the prosecutor’s office role in the disciplinary hearing of suspended...
POLICE BLOTTER
Delaware police report:Two men flagged down a police officer in the parking lot of Wal-Mart Tuesday just before midnight. They told the officer that...
Delaware teen headed to Rio
Delaware resident Nick Roden is going to the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.On Wednesday evening, he got to throw...
September trial set in child abuse case
The trial of a Delaware couple accused of child endangerment has been scheduled for September in Delaware County Common Pleas Court.Natasha Marie Moore, 28,...
Tiberi, Japanese officials tour local plant
Congressman Pat Tiberi and two Japanese diplomats visited Delaware on Thursday tour of Sky Climber’s manufacturing facilities on Pittsburgh Drive.Atsuyuki Oike, the deputy chief...
Commission approves 13 planning requests
The city of Delaware’s planning commission unanimously approved 13 requests for rezoning, expansions and future developments Wednesday.City Council will make the final approval for...
Author talks about rejection
Before she became a best-selling author, Debbie Macomber had to endure plenty of rejection.“It was very discouraging,” Macomber said during a “Meet the Authors”...
