DACC students compete in SkillsUSA
Four juniors from the Delaware Area Career Center were recently awarded scholarships after they competed in a SkillsUSA competition.Welding students Tyler Brown, Jordan Cash,...
Tennis courts at OOHS to be relocated
The Olentangy Local Schools Board of Education voted Thursday to approve a contract with Vasco Sports Contractors to relocate Olentangy Orange High School’s tennis...
Challenges to remove, restrict access to library materials increasing
This past Monday, as part of National Library Week, the American Library Association (ALA) released their State of America’s Libraries report. Much of the...
12 West vestibule to remain year-round
12 West owner David DiStefano received good news on Monday when Delaware City Council unanimously voted to allow the vestibule leading into his restaurant...
Council seeks change to gun sales at fairgrounds
Delaware City Council approved a resolution on Monday requesting the Delaware County Agricultural Society begin requiring background checks for any private gun sale made...
Schultz students get superhero training
Kindergarten students at Schultz Elementary School in Delaware will be completing their superhero training this week after an exercise to “rescue” puppies and kittens...
Council, developer at odds over Willowbrook Apts.
The much-anticipated third reading of an ordinance to reallocate the number of units as part of the upcoming Willowbrook Apartments came and went without...
Trustees approve Ravines at Hoover
By a 2-1 vote, the Genoa Township Board of Trustees on Monday approved rezoning approximately 43 acres of land on Tussic Street, as well...
Group visits 10 colleges over break
Five Hayes High School students spent their spring break travelling to New York City, Rhode Island, and Boston to visit 10 universities and learn...
Hayes Talisman given “All-Ohio” ranking
The Hayes Talisman, Hayes High School’s student newspaper, was awarded an “All-Ohio” ranking by the Ohio Scholastic Media Association for their work during the...
