OWU to present ‘Hamlet’
Revenge, lost love, ambition and greed, betrayal, and the question of good versus evil. These issues churn at the core of Shakespeare’s best-known play,...
Council hears from BST&G chief
BST&G Fire District Chief Christopher R. Kovach gave a 2018 annual report to Sunbury Village Council on April 3. This Fire and Rescue unit,...
Smoking ban discussions continue
Delaware City Council continued discussions surrounding the proposed smoking ban around recreational facilities in city parks. At the suggestion of council members, Assistant City...
Rigby set to perform in downtown Delaware
Whether a music lover or just someone who enjoys live art, the “Pat Cave” at Pat’s Endangered Species offers an intimate venue for both...
Professor talks trade relations
Americans’ fear surrounding China’s economic impact on U.S. jobs and manufacturing has affected U.S.-China trade relations.According to Saif Rahman, the Robert Bauman associate professor...
Program helps older adults remain independent
Sarah relishes her independence. At 89, she recently gave up driving but still lives in the home where she and her late husband raised...
Newly formed board meets for first time
In what was called a historical moment by City of Delaware Fire Chief John Donahue, the Delaware County Pre-Hospital Care System Advisory Board of...
Good deeds recognized in Sunbury
In an age where mainstream media uncovers outrageous scandals by individuals and institutions seemingly over every news cycle, exemplary behavior by Sunbury and Big...
City, OWU form partnership
Ohio Wesleyan University and the City of Delaware signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday creating a permanent OWU student internship within the city’s...
Hydroponics club sees roots of labor
A small group of Buckeye Valley Middle School eighth-grade science students has become successful hydroponic farmers growing tomatoes, lettuce, basil, cilantro, cucumbers, and herbs...
