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Earlier this month, the Hayes High School AFJROTC hosted its 20th annual Drill Meet and took home second place in the Color Guard competition.

When James Laurinaitis returned to Columbus last winter after accepting a graduate assistant position on Ryan Day’s staff, he didn’t shy away from the lofty expectations he has for himself in a coaching career just beginning to get off the ground.

COLUMBUS — Refusing to let the considerable distractions surrounding the program deter it from the task at hand, Ohio State delivered its best performance of the season on Sunday en route to a 73-69 upset win over the No. 2 Purdue Boilermakers.

Next month, Delaware residents will have their say on a proposed income tax increase that local leaders suggest is imperative to maintaining the city’s quality of life in the coming years.

Next Saturday, a group of performers will debut “Camp Delaware: An Historical Musical,” which showcases the history of Delaware’s training camp for Black soldiers during the Civil War.

Delaware City Schools will host a “Test Drive a Bus” event next month to try and recruit new bus drivers.

Mother and daughter have come together to open a coffee shop in a Concord Township building that dates back to the late 1800s.

An orchestra teacher at Dempsey Middle School was recently given an award from the Ohio String Teachers Association.

The Delaware County Foundation’s Community Grants Program awarded over $400,000 in grants during December 2023 to support projects and programs that benefit residents of Delaware County. Grants were awarded in many areas, though preference was given to programs addressing recovery, housing, mental health, basic needs and workforce development.

A fourth McDonald’s location may soon be constructed in Delaware as the Delaware Planning Commission voted on Wednesday to approve the recommendation of a combined preliminary and final development for a new restaurant to be constructed on Sunbury Road, directly east of Raising Cane’s.