Grove City News

The New Rumley United Methodist Church will host "Soul Purpose Quartet" on Sunday morning, May 19, beginning at 9:30 a.m. "Soul Purpose" is an extended-family quartet based out of Grove City, Ohio, with a traditional southern gospel sound.

Two unidentified males driving a dark green full size Chevrolet pick-up truck stole a garden tractor that was parked in front of Home Depot shortly before 5 a.m. May 3. The two males loaded the Cub Cadet tractor into the bed of the truck after one of them cut the security cable, according to Grove City police.

Michael Cunningham takes a Mother's Day photo of, back from left, Melanie Cunningham, Christian Aguirre, 1, and his mother Martha Aguirre, and, front from left, Cullen Cunningham, 5, and Matthew Cunningham, 7. As Melanie Cunningham tried to get her boys Matthew, 7, and Collin, 5, to calm down long enough for a photo, her cousin Robert Keating ... (more)

Portsmouth City Auditor Trent Williams has joined municipal fiscal officers across the state in opposing House Bill 5. House Bill 5 is a municipal tax bill co-sponsored by Ohio House Majority Whip Cheryl Grossman and Rep.

The Westerville Division of Police released surveillance photos of two male suspects in the armed robbery of Red Skye Wireless/AT&T that occurred Tuesday, April 23.

Franklin County authorities say 13 people were indicted after a six-month investigation into an oxycodone trafficking ring.

A Grove City man is facing drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident charges following a hit-skip Thursday night in Darby Township.

"That's the most championships we've ever won," said Robert Heid, the executive director and producer of ETC School of Musical Arts.

Columbus City Schools employees -- and perhaps others in schools throughout the state -- are accused of falsifying students' records to improve their schools' standing on state report cards.

Arbor Day , a nationally-celebrated observance, encourages the planting and care of trees.

Grove City police issued a crime alert Monday for two credit card theft suspects.

WOOLUMS, Ned William, of St. Clairsville, passed away peacefully on April 18, 2013, surrounded by his family at his home.

Online registrations are being accepted now for a free June event designed to help teens and parents better connect with each other, their peers and their communities.