Sunbury News

Annie Hawe loves teaching music to children and that's exactly what she's doing at the Community Library in Sunbury.

Jeremy Stewart is a staff sportswriter for ThisWeek Community Newspapers. I'm with you Aaron Horton.

The village of Sunbury is partnering with Delaware County to update the playground equipment at J.R. Smith Park.

Superintendent Steve Mazzi and new school board member-elect Pam Lillie watch returns with other district officials, board members and residents as the Big Walnut emergency school levy goes down in defeat on Nov.

Delaware County 911 director Bob Greenlaw has earned praise from city and county officials.

The Eagles' Tabatha Piper sets the ball for a teammate during the win over Canal Winchester.

Big Walnut High School cross country coach Gary Brandon may have been hoping rain was in the forecast for the Division II state meet last Saturday at Scioto Downs given how his team has performed in recent weeks.

The village was given 10 days by FeeCorp to pay the bill. During that time, village officials attempted to get the money from Columbia Gas.

Delaware County voters will find two levies for a countywide early warning siren system on Tuesday's ballot.

Voters supported four of five area libraries seeking first-time tax levies last night, mirroring a statewide trend.

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

School and library levies will highlight Big Walnut-area ballots in the Nov. 3 election.

The Big Walnut High School boys soccer team found itself in a familiar spot last Saturday.

Delaware County residents will decide the fate of a proposed county-wide siren system November 3. Commissioner Tommy Thompson says it's a perfect example of democracy in action.

As a 24-year resident of this community, I would like to express my support of the upcoming Big Walnut levy.

The Civil War's Department of Ohio will be the topic at the Rosecrans' Department of the Ohio Headquarters Unit meeting this month.

Genoa Township's police and fire levy committee is working to make a recommendation to the trustees on Dec.

The Big Walnut High School football team has qualified for the playoffs each of the last three seasons, but that streak is in serious jeopardy after back-to-back losses to Delaware and New Albany.

Where people once bought groceries, now there are ghouls. Fanged fiends have replaced frozen foods.

Genoa Township neighborhoods might get a little bit greener. A recent community survey revealed residents' interest in more trees being planted in township neighborhoods, assistant administrator Joe Clase said at the Oct.