Brad Cunningham, of Boss Excavating and Grading, climbs aboard a backhoe to complete a 20-foot deep bore pit being dug to accommodate sanitary sewer lines for Delaware City’s new Lexington Glen Fire Station No. 303, which is under construction at the corner of West Central Avenue and Lexington Glen Boulevard.
A level-two snow emergency for Delaware County was issued at 2:45 p.m. Wednesday by Delaware County Sheriff Russ Martin, replacing the level-one snow emergency which had been issued at 10:30 a.m.
Imagine being just 7-years-old, winning a top prize and then altruistically donating a portion of the award to a local organization. This is exactly what Buckeye Valley East second-grader and Ashley resident Libby Crump did.
Yuletide sentiment teaches us the holidays are supposed to bring out the best in us, a time when we cast aside our grievances and recriminations and instead focus on the positive. A new Ohio Wesleyan University forum is promoting this idea.
Imagine spending some of your holiday in New York, participating in a prestigious, acclaimed show, working with celebrities in front of a huge audience. Sound like your idea of yuletide joy?
It’s that time of year again, and Delaware’s Northwest Neighborhood Association is striving to spread seasonal cheer via its 2012 Holiday Home Tour from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday.
Delaware County residents can be entertained while also raising funds for a good cause during the “Love4Lucas” community fundraiser Saturday. Lucas Alexander, 26, a 2005 graduate of Buckeye Valley High School, was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. Family members have joined together to organize both a Delaware State Park disc golf tournament and Final Score Sports Pub five-band concert benefit to raise funds for treatment of Alexander’s condition. Many individuals and businesses from Delaware County are participating, providing time, manpower, services and donations.
It turned out to be quite a week for the Delaware County Junior Fair Horse Show. The wet, muddy conditions due to the constant rain postponed and cancelled most horse show events throughout the fair week, although trail, reigning, pattern and versatility classes were able to squeeze in class competitions Tuesday and Thursday in the practice ring, north of the main ring on the fairgrounds.