Bernstein to give reading at OWU
Hailed by critics as a “calculating, improvisatory, essential poet” and as “the foremost poet-critic of our time,” Charles Bernstein will read from his acclaimed...
Voter support sought in BW
In the March 17 primary election, Big Walnut Local Schools is requesting the continuation of a 5.45-mill substitute operating levy, with collection continuing in...
Two seek county recorder position
On Election Day this March 17, Delaware County Republicans will choose between two candidates competing for the office of Delaware County Recorder.Dana Ray (R-Galena)...
Balderson faces Day in District 12 primary
Incumbent Troy Balderson is running against challenger Tim Day in the Republican primary for the Ohio 12th Congressional District.Balderson, of Zanesville, is seeking his...
Commissioners updated on coronavirus
For the majority of Thursday’s meeting, the Delaware County Board of Commissioners was educated on the response that the Delaware General Health District is...
Local chorus celebrates 50 years
This year, the Delaware Community Chorus is celebrating 50 years of performing classical music in the county.Leaders and members of the singing group credit...
Precautions being taken in response to coronavirus
As of The Gazette’s Wednesday print deadline, four people in Ohio have tested positive for COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, prompting state...
OLSD seeks passage of levies, bond issue
Maintained growth throughout the district has put Olentangy Local Schools in a precarious position as buildings become increasingly overcrowded. On Election Day, the district...
OWU cancels in-person classes, public events
Following the recommendations of the Ohio Department of Health and Gov. Mike DeWine, Ohio Wesleyan University is implementing the following protocols to help stem...
OWU lecture to feature Princeton professor
Muhammad Qasim Zaman, Ph.D., the Robert H. Niehaus ‘77 Professor of Near Eastern Studies and Religion at Princeton University, will discuss “Islam, Political Power,...
