Butler named ‘Best Baker 2018’
Family and friends of Delaware resident Jennifer Butler have known for quite some time that when it comes to baking, she can compete with...
Artwork on display for good cause
A local artist will have his work showcased at an art gallery in Dublin until March 30, and he hopes his work will bring...
DACC students refinishing parking meters for Delaware
Students in the Auto Collision program at the Delaware Area Career Center have been working on an unusual assignment for the past few weeks,...
Big Walnut BOE approves school safety resolution
After a recent lockdown incident, the Big Walnut Local Board of Education passed a resolution supporting “School Safety and Reducing Violence in Schools” at...
Habitat serving ‘Soups for Shelter’
The 16th annual Soups for Shelter event benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Delaware & Union Counties will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m....
Blaze Star flares to great brilliance
It’s amazing how astronomy leaks over into popular culture. Movies like 2014’s “Interstellar” make a serious effort to apply complex ideas like wormholes and...
Ravines at Hoover rejected
The Genoa Township Zoning Commission unanimously rejected a preliminary development plan for the Ravines at Hoover at its meeting on March 12.The commission also...
Hayes students compete in “Math Madness”
The classroom is silent as Hayes High School students hunch over a packet of questions with their eyes peeled on a timer on the...
Taylor: ‘I am the true conservative’
Mary Taylor brought her conservative campaign to become Ohio’s next governor to the Liberty Tavern in Powell on Thursday.For about an hour, the current...
Sunbury officials OK assisted living facility
Sunbury will be getting a senior assisted living facility after Village Council unanimous signed off on the project during its regular meeting on Wednesday....
