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When Ohio State landed Will Howard out of the transfer portal this winter, it was widely assumed the Buckeyes’ quarterback competition would be a two-man race between him and Devin Brown. While that still may be the case as spring practice closes and the team looks ahead to fall camp, another transfer addition has at least forced consideration from head coach Ryan Day and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly.

Ohio State wrapped up spring practice on Saturday with the annual spring game, but the quarterback competition that has dominated much of the offseason discussion remains unfinished.

Students at Delaware Christian School will take the stage at Willis auditorium at the end of the month to premiere their production of “Newsies: The Broadway Musical.”

Tony Alford’s abrupt departure from Ohio State to archrival Michigan last month left a void in Ryan Day’s coaching staff at an awkward time as the Buckeyes were just beginning to get into the flow of spring practice. Day moved quickly, though, and found a replacement in Carlos Locklyn that he believes will turn out to be a “home run” for the program.

Spring practice has entered its final week as Ohio State prepares for the spring game on Saturday. On Wednesday, head coach Ryan Day met with the media to discuss his team’s progression over the past month and look ahead to the position battles that will dominate the conversation when the Buckeyes gather again for fall camp.

Delaware County enjoyed a few minutes of totality Monday during the solar eclipse, and authorities say the day went well.

Criminal charges are being reviewed after Delaware County Dog Warden Mitchell Garrett removed 40 dogs from a Kingston Township property Sunday.

During a recent meeting in Genoa Township, Trustee Renee Vaughan summarized the advice being given by officials for the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 as “hope for the best, prepare for the worst.”

Hayes High School Interim Principal Rex Reeder, who will formally become the school’s principal this summer, said he’s ready to give it his best effort.

Few additions to the Ohio State roster have drummed up more excitement and anticipation than safety Caleb Downs, who transferred from Alabama to Columbus in January following legendary head coach Nick Saban’s retirement.