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When the Worthington Arts Council issued a call for a public visual art installation five months ago, the hope was to showcase the local arts community and signal the coming of the Peggy R. McConnell Arts ...
Worthington Arts Council's camps let students explore, focus, get intense
Kids and their creations were a focus in Worthington this month as professional artists and arts educators lent their talents to ARTventure and Camp Creativity.
Gerald Cartee likes to watch flowers grow while waiting for Social Security disability approval.
Ann Fisher commentary: Suburb is a constant for many families
The population of Worthington grew by 32 people between July 2006 and July 2007, according to the U.S. Census.
Pit bull attack revives issue in Whitehall
Whitehall police shot and killed a pit bull that attacked another dog and repeatedly charged an officer Saturday, July 12 at a residence in the 600 block of Beechwood Road.
3 teachers to give up licenses
Three Franklin County teachers who already are in prison for treating children as sex objects are giving up their rights to teach in Ohio today.
CSO musicians fill void with music, more concerts
Musicians of the Columbus Symphony brought out the volunteers last night. Tonight, they'll send in the Marines.
Exploding flowerpot? Just a rumor
If disease-carrying mosquitoes, harmful sun rays and E. coli bacteria aren't enough to shake your summer, consider exploding flowerpots and propane tanks that fly like missiles.
Veteran leader welcomed by church officials
Church leaders say the new bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay is experienced and they are excited to work with him.
Are Your Pool's Lifeguards Prepared?
Most communities in central Ohio conduct background and fingerprint checks on lifeguard candidates, including Columbus, Dublin, Gahanna and Upper Arlington.
Hypocrisy makes Ohio's fireworks laws a dud
Fireworks are as much a part of our modern Independence Day fanfare as community parades, lawn flags and the charcoal grill.
Crestview plans camp for big men
Even with back-to-back Firelands Conference titles, Crestview High School head wrestling coach Ted Tonn still isn't feeling selfish for success.
WORTHINGTON - Grace E. Russi, formerly of Zanesville, peacefully passed away June 24, 2008, in her Worthington home.
Lower leads after soggy first round
WEST LAFAYETTE - After a rough start, Justin Lower found his groove. The Canal Fulton native and Malone College student shook off a pair of bogeys to finish with a 6-under par 66 and take an early one-stroke ...
Megan L. Campbell, of Juneau, and Matthew C. Wigton, of Worthington, Ohio, will marry at 4:30 p.m. on Oct.
Consumer 10 Report: Hybrid cars save on gas, but they cost more, too
"I'm trying to save some money on gas," the Worthington resident said, clearly excited by the prospect of owning a vehicle that, according to Consumer Reports , gets 44 miles per gallon.
Strickland sends signal to minorities
COLUMBUS: Ted Strickland - the preacher who became governor, the compassionate bipartisan compromiser, the minority rights advocate, the voice for the poor and forgotten - has let the chair of the Ohio Civil ...
Worthington complex finally set to get under way
Boards fill the windows and ivy climbs the walls of the abandoned school building next to Thomas Worthington High School on W. Dublin-Granville Road.
Lucid Absinthe Superieure is one of two brands of the liquor available in the Buckeye State.
NEDDY!! You've outdone yourself
Long-Awaited Cru Poster! 06/17/08 10:05 pm :: posted by Ned Link to Post Email to a Friend Our intrepid investigator of all affairs Worthingtonian poses prettily on the porch as Puzzling Evidence swirls all ...