Ballot issues get hearings at City Council
Two probable fall ballot issues will be the subjects of public hearings before Delaware City Council tonight.At 7:30 p.m., a public hearing is scheduled...
Prof’s work to take flight
A Delaware resident and professor of botany and microbiology at Ohio Wesleyan University, Chris Wolverton, received exciting news about his NASA-supported research program last...
Delaware school board to consider new hires
The Delaware Board of Education will consider approving a number of staffing changes, including two new school psychologists, four intervention specialists and four new...
‘Stelzer Book Bag’ stuffing July 31
On Sunday, July 31, volunteers ranging from student age though older adults will join forces at Big Walnut Friends Who Share’s 13th annual “Brett’s...
International Paper strike in its 7th week
The strike by members of Teamsters 284 at International Paper Co. is concluding its seventh week, with no end in sight.“The union continues to...
August trial set for alleged jewel thief
After deputies served a search warrant and recovered more than 3,000 stolen items from her home, a Columbus woman continued to pawn stolen jewelry,...
Tanger Outlets mall opens
After more than a year since the first shovel of dirt was turned, on Friday morning the Tanger Outlets Columbus mall in Berkshire Township...
Expenses mount in fire chief case
Liberty Township taxpayers have paid about $75,600 so far in connection with the investigation of suspended Fire Chief Tim Jensen.Columbus attorney Edward Kim has...
Trial set for Tuesday in rape case
A Lancaster man will keep his trial date and face a jury on Tuesday after he pleaded not guilty Thursday morning in Delaware County...
Hope Lutheran gets new pastor
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church on Meredith State Road in Condit has a new pastor.The Rev. Ben Meyer and his family are moving to the...
