Powell News

Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is joining with the Buckeye Chapter Paralyzed Veteran's of America in warning of a scam that preys on people's holiday generosity.

The Powell Sertoma Club is seeking funds to provide holiday meals to families in need.

Detectives are digging in to solve a case of recent break-ins at homes located within minutes of each other, local police say.

Delaware County commissioners on Nov. 30 approved an $80,000 grant to Powell. The grant will pay a portion of the costs to renovate a city-owned building at 44 N. Liberty St., funding renovations that would make the building compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

BOZZELLI, Fedele Antonio, 82, of Steubenville, Ohio, passed away Saturday, November 28, 2009, at 12:45 p.m. at Valley Hospice North, surrounded by his loving family.

BOZZELLI, Fedele Antonio, 82, of Steubenville, Ohio, passed away at 12:45 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

Besides getting in shape for the feasting to come, runners in the Flying Feather Four Miler in Dublin were rewarded with a bottle of wine -- if they were 21 -- or a cookie.

Bexley residents will have an opportunity to view art from the Columbus Museum of Art during a program held at Jeffrey Mansion on Saturday, Dec.

Michelle Renda is the owner of Trading Places, a new consignment furniture store in Powell.

Susie Ross, city municipal clerk, adds a fresh ribbon and a bow to a wreath that will hang in the city during the holidays.

Rick and Krista Lopez are opening Knead, a reference to making everything by hand, in the former Zen Sushi at 505 N. High St.

BAINBRIDGE -- Paint Valley High School's I-CAT students have topped themselves again this year.

Powell is working with a committee of residents to help determine what capital improvements the city needs and how to fund them.

Educators, parents, and area youngsters are to join leaders from government, business, and foundations this week to try to improve graduation rates.

The "safety net" that helped families in Delaware County make it through tough financial times in years past has holes in it since the Ohio Legislature made deep budget cuts to social services, social services providers say.

I would like to thank the voters of the Olentangy Local School District for re-electing me to the school board.

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

Drank, Kratom and DXM are among the latest addictions that are secretly taking over youth, CrimeTracker 10's Angela An reported.

Voters in southern Delaware County yesterday replaced Peggy Guzzo and kept Curt Sybert on the tension-plagued Liberty Township Board of Trustees.

Q: A lot of your items are made from scratch, but others are items you buy and then embellish -- the jean jackets for girls, for example.