Delaware News

A rubber duck crosses the finish line in the Olentangy River to the delight of Kristin Piper and Jake Bonofiglio.

Ohio favorite Troy Coughlin raced to his first victory of the season Sunday in the NHRA Pro Mod Drag Series at the eighth annual Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park.

Many drivers said that the construction work at I-270 and U.S. 23 on the north side of Columbus is needed.

Ohio Wesleyan University's Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship, housed within the Economics Department, seeks a full-time Administrative Director to operationalize the Center's goals, including, but not limited to student recruitment, academic enhancement, student career development, and faculty development.

Third-Grade Reading Guarantee results are in, and the Delaware City School District already is working with students who didn't pass.

A Liberty Township woman called the Delaware County Sheriff's Office to report seeing two suspicious individuals with flashlights before learning they were conducting a scavenger hunt.

Husband and wife Aaron and Wanessa Moore often joke that they bleed red, yellow and blue, and they're not talking about any teams in the World Cup.

The Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association, with unanimous approval from the Ohio State Racing Commission and Chairman Robert Schmitz, has allocated revenue from the horsemen's video lottery terminal proceeds to the Delaware County Fair for the eight Ohio Breeder's Championship races and The Little Brown Jug.

Motorcycle riders, law enforcement agents from around the state and region, and concerned citizens are expected to form a human barrier around the funeral of Justin Helton - a 2006 graduate of Beaver Eastern High School, and member of the U.S. military who died in Afghanistan last week.

Delaware City Council members told county officials last week they want more information before they vote for or against demolition of a historic downtown building.

In all but one of Ohio's 88 counties, population growth is being driven by people who identify as Hispanic.

Evolution Ag is adapting to what it sees as the future of farming: bigger, smarter and more reliant on technology.

Motorcycle riders, law enforcement agents from around the state and region, and concerned citizens are expected to form a human barrier around the funeral of Justin Helton - a 2006 graduate of Beaver Eastern High School, and member of the U.S. military who died in Afghanistan last week.

The Singing Buckeyes will host Harmony Camp, for students in grades eight through 12, on July 16- 19 at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware.

Ohio Wesleyan University's Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship, housed within the Economics Department, seeks a full-time Administrative Director to operationalize the Center's goals, including, but not limited to student recruitment, academic enhancement, student career development, and faculty development.

Five students and three adults ventured on the Delaware City School District's first-ever trip to Sakata, Japan, this month.

As Northwest Ohio sat under dark clouds and threatening skies, 23 students and adults made their way to the sunny Bahamas Friday for eight days of discovery.

One year ago, as I write this in Licking County this week, I was somewhere around 10,000 feet above sea level, looking out across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Main Street Medina will kick off the 1st Antique Lovers Weekend for Medina County on Friday, June 27th with a three hour, Treasure Hunters' Bootcamp, led by the respected Garths' Auction House of Delaware, Ohio.

Under the guidance of a priest who some parishioners think of fondly as "the festival guy," a Catholic church in Delaware County is expanding its annual event with the help of a new cadre of sponsors and volunteers.