Galloway News

The Ohio Consumers' Counsel says that with proper adjustments, Ohio American Water could lower its residential water rates instead of increasing them.

COLUMBUS, OHIO a ' The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio today scheduled five local public hearings to provide Ohio American Water customers an opportunity to express their views regarding the companya TMs application to increase water and wastewater rates.

He is studying pharmacy at Ohio Northern, and is a 2008 graduate of Westland High School.

Mitun Patel of Dublin loads purchases into his van at the Walmart on Bethel Road.

Seth Reed, 11, of Galloway reacts as nurse Nicole McGarity inoculates him against H1N1 during a clinic at the Westland Community Center.

A man has been indicted in connection with September robberies of a convenience store in Sunbury and a fast-food restaurant in Hilliard.

The Franklin County Board of Health has announced more H1N1 vaccine clinics. They are for all children, ages 6 months - 4 years; and children between 5 years and 18 years with underlying medical conditions.

In county Municipal Court on Friday, Russell Ryder, 34, Canton, pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct while intoxicated and disorderly conduct.

With time counting down until a tax credit for first-time homebuyers expires, the Franklin County Sheriff's Office's real estate division is facing a backlog of deed transfers to process.

Grove City High School Class of 1944 will hold a class reunion Friday, Oct. 9, at Plank's on Broadway, Grove City.

Lee County High School art students visited the Morehead State University campus to watch the bronze pouring at the foundry in the Claypool-Young Art Building.

Ernest "Ernie" Bell, 74, of Youngstown, passed away Friday, Aug. 28, 2009, at Hospice House.

A Prairie Township woman who wrecked her car after closing time at a local tavern is on trial this week on charges related to the death of her date.

Two tax issues are on the ballot in Franklin County on Tuesday, and while most voters will face a ballot containing either Issue 1 or Issue 2, some will make a decision on both.

School officials have chosen Mount Vernon Middle School Assistant Principal Brad M. Ritchey for the Normandy High School principal's position.