Students take close look at life
Dempsey Middle School sixth-graders got up close and personal with microorganisms during a science experiment Tuesday.Dempsey science teacher Deborah Graham said her students are...
City supports gas tax increase
As the proposed bill to raise Ohio’s gas tax as part of the transportation budget moves through the state legislature, the City of Delaware...
Butt to discuss 2003 military action
Policy and government expert Ahsan I. Butt believes the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the United States was a “performative war” conducted to demonstrate...
OWU emeritus professor publishes retrospective
Bernard Murchland, Ph.D., a retired philosophy professor at Ohio Wesleyan University, is the author of a new book titled “Becoming a Philosopher: Selected Reviews...
Mitigating impact on nature
According to the Delaware County Engineer’s Office, the widening of the Home Road bridge at state Route 315 will have environmental impacts that will...
DATA kicks off ‘Books on the Bus’
The Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) has put together a new idea that pairs riding with reading. Its “Books on the Bus” program has...
Finding answer to international problems
Community members gathered Friday at the William Street United Methodist Church to become more informed about the state of U.S. diplomacy, presented by Alex...
Constructing a community
Before the Building Industry Association (BIA) rolls out its Parade of Homes event July 13-28 at Evans Farm in Lewis Center, the builders hosted...
Students show off science skills
Fifteen Delaware City Schools students have been invited to present at the District Science and Engineering Fair at The Ohio State University Marion campus...
Council to weigh in on apartments
On Wednesday, the Delaware Planning Commission approved Metro Development LLC’s final development plan for a 240-unit apartment complex planned for construction on 24 acres...
