Worthington News

Tyler Graham is one of 13 returning letterwinners for the Cardinals, who were 7-29-1 last season.

This historic building, at 4784 N. High St., is now vacant. Some Clintonville residents and business owners are concerned about potential redevelopment prospects for the vacant Cord Camera building on High Street.

Jeff Regensburger is an adult services lead librarian for Worthington Libraries.

Members of the Worthington Christian boys soccer team hoist the championship trophy last Friday after defeating Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy 2-1 in overtime to win the Division III state title in Columbus Crew Stadium.

The parent-organized sixth-grade band practices after school at Reynoldsburg High School, led by co-director Travis Damicone, right, and Andrew Armour, 17, standing at left.

The woman who hit a man along Schrock Road and left him there to die was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison last Friday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.

The Architectural Review Board will consider an application to place solar panels on Evening Street Elementary School at its Thursday meeting.

Decades ago, the NBA instituted the shot clock to pick up the pace of the game. Worthington Industries wants to see whether what works in basketball can also work in manufacturing.

The Brown Fruit Farm once stood three miles north of Worthington on U.S. Route 23, near present-day Highbanks Metro Park.

The Thomas Worthington High School girls volleyball team was rolling heading into the postseason.

The Worthington Kilbourne High School girls cross country team had a mediocre season, finishing near the middle of the pack in most meets.

New parents are advised to think long-term when decorating a nursery. Neutral colors such as green are popular, as are lamps with dimmers.

COLUMBUS -- Large budget cuts to Ohio's adoption services will make it more difficult for the 3,000 children in need of a stable home to find suitable parents, advocates said.

On Tuesday, Ohio voters faced the fewest school levies in a general election since 2001, but the response from taxpayers was pretty much the same as in recent years.

For the second consecutive season, the Thomas Worthington High School field hockey team saw its season end with a loss to Columbus Academy.

Thomas Worthington High School girls cross country coach Andy Cox originally thought the Division I regional meet was going to be less challenging for his team after it was announced that four squads from the Northwest District would be added instead of four squads from the Southwest District.

Jake Szabo watches the final minutes of the Cardinals' loss. Brian Wilson, 7, holds a sign to cheer for his big brother, Tim, as the Wolves take the field.

Voters made decisions on some controversial issues and races Tuesday, including three state issues and several school issues.

Westland High School students, Jaclyn Barnhart, 15, left, and Chloe Evans, 15, celebrate the apparent victory of a South-Western school district levy after three defeats.

Levy supporters in Worthington and Westerville declared victory tonight as it appeared that both school issues had passed.