Response filed in lawsuit against sheriff’s office
Attorneys representing the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office have filed a response to a lawsuit filed by the widow of a Kingston Township man who...
Business park approved off Liberty Road
Last December, Delaware City Council approved a small, four-unit subdivision to be built on the vacant land at the northeast corner of Liberty Road...
Marching into new season
The Delaware Hayes High School Marching Band performed its new show “Oddly Enough” for the general public for the first time Friday night during...
Trustees sign off on church plan
By a 2-1 vote, the Genoa Township Board of Trustees approved Wednesday a final development plan amendment for Genoa Baptist Church at a two-hour-plus...
Bombardier recalls WWII
A hundred people packed the Summit Room of Willow Brook at Delaware Run Thursday afternoon to hear from U.S Army Air Corps 2nd Lt....
Former Powell police chief to run for Ohio House
Retired Powell Police Chief Gary Vest has decided to seek the Republican nomination in 2020 for the District 67 seat in the Ohio House...
DACC admin features new faces
The 2019-2020 Delaware Area Career Center school year isn’t just the first for the completed Consolidated Campus, it’s also the first for four administrators...
Shale Hollow offers unique stop near US 23
If you’re driving down Columbus Pike from Delaware, you may have noticed two places for recreational walking — Highbanks (one of the Metro Parks...
Condemned building still has life
The former laundromat located at 115 E. Winter St. has long been in a state of disrepair. So much so that the City of...
Fitness boutique, apartment approved for downtown area
The northwest corner of William and Franklin streets will soon be getting a makeover. On Monday, Delaware City Council approved the final development plan...
