PIN rolls out refrigerated van
With the help of a newly acquired refrigerated van, People In Need of Delaware County is excited to resume Mobile Markets next month.
Horses to take over city
Delaware’s beloved All Horse Parade is set to return next month for its 37th running. On Sunday, Sept. 10, the parade will kick off from the Delaware County Fairgrounds at 3 p.m. and make its way through downtown Delaware before looping back to the fairgrounds.
Mundane items among board business
Delaware’s three commissioners met on April 3, where they approved destroying obsolete county personal property.
Crager looks to keep Golden Eagles rolling
When Curtis Crager was plucked from Dublin Coffman and hired to be the next head coach of the Big Walnut football team over the offseason, he didn’t make the trip across town empty-handed.
Sansbury, Patriots look to pick up where Hale left off
Olentangy Liberty didn’t get off to the best start a season ago, but, it’s not how you start, but how you finish that matters most … and boy did the Patriots finish.
Murder trial set for October
An October trial has been set for a Delaware man charged with aggravated murder in connection with the stabbing death of his wife earlier this month.
Pioneers aim for more consistency this season
The Olentangy Orange football team had its share of highlights last season.
Braves bring talent, experience into 2023 season
If familiarity does, in fact, breed confidence, the Olentangy football team should be a pretty confident group this fall.
Bears looking to build on 1st OCC crown
The growth of the Olentangy Berlin football team has been impressive to watch over the course of the last six seasons … on and off the field.
Local educators release second book
A Delaware City Schools principal and a recently retired guidance counselor released their second children’s book this month and are hoping to continue the series in the future.
