Photojournalist to speak at OWU
From the fall of the Berlin Wall, to the Rwandan genocide, to “Ground Zero” on Sept. 11, 2001, photojournalist Peter Turnley has witnessed...
Italian company ONDA to bring 50 jobs here
ONDA USA LLC will move from Columbus to a building at 600 London Road in Delaware, creating 50 jobs within five years.Delaware City Council...
May trial set for alleged shooter
A May trial date has been scheduled for a Columbus man charged with felonious assault and aggravated robbery after authorities say he shot and...
POLICE BLOTTER
Delaware police report:A man was intoxicated at the main branch of the Delaware County District Library on East Winter Street Monday afternoon. Police...
Sanders wins at Delaware Hayes High School mock caucus
Students at Delaware Hayes High School took part in a mock caucus Tuesday morning and chose Bernie Sanders and John Kasich as their presidential...
Denver Post editor, OWU grad resigns
A 1976 graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University graduate who has led the Denver Post as its editor for the past 14 years has announced...
‘Rise of ISIS’ is discussion topic
Delaware’s 2016 Great Decisions Community Discussion Series on U.S. Foreign Policy concludes its season of eight sessions this Friday with a lecture on “The...
Precision property approved by City Council
Precision Tower Products will relocate in the city’s industrial park, after Delaware City Council approved a final development plan on Monday.“This is one of...
Bomb threat investigation at Big Walnut still ongoing
Big Walnut School District officials say an investigation into a bomb threat at Big Walnut High School is continuing.Officials said they did not have...
Developmental disabilities renewal levy approved
The Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ 2.1-mill renewal levy was easily approved in Tuesday’s primary election.The levy was passed with 47,224 “yes” votes...
