Carson returns to Myers Inn
On Tuesday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m., Brent Carson will once again provide the program for the Big Walnut Area Historical Society.
Delaware County Property Transfers
539 Rochdale Run, Delaware, Fischer Homes Columbus II Llc To: Magginis, Kelly, $298,238
3 Pillar Homes celebrating 25 years
For more than two decades, 3 Pillar Homes has been a mainstay in the home-building market of central Ohio. This year, the Powell-based company is celebrating 25 years of business under the leadership of founder Zenios Zenios.
Zonta recognizes outstanding young women
COLUMBUS, Ohio — On Sunday, the Zonta Club of Columbus recognized its 2024 Outstanding Young Women (OYW) award recipients at a reception and ceremony at the Worthington Hills Country Club.
Kingston Township connecting with community
SUNBURY — Angela Willyerd was sworn in as the newest trustee at the Kingston Township Board of Trustees organizational meeting on Jan. 2.
Man sentenced to prison for robberies
A Columbus man was sentenced to an indefinite prison term of between 12 and 13-and-a-half years in prison Monday in connection with a string of business robberies he committed last year.
Berlin BZA approves model home, variance
Berlin Township’s Board of Zoning Appeals had a public hearing on May 10, 2023, regarding a model home and parking lot for two separate applicants.
Hunting, fishing licenses now on sale
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hunting and fishing licenses for 2024-25 are on sale now, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. An Ohio hunting or fishing license opens endless opportunities to spend time outdoors and contributes to wildlife conservation.
Syntero announces retirement of CEO
After 15 years of dedicated service, Julie Erwin-Rinaldi, CEO of Syntero, Inc. has announced her retirement from the nonprofit, Syntero, Inc., effective August 2024. Erwin-Rinaldi’s departure marks the end of an era characterized by significant growth, innovation and community impact.
Homan talks state of the city at Strand
An estimated crowd of around 130 people gathered inside the Strand Theatre in downtown Delaware on Wednesday to listen as City Manager Tom Homan delivered the State of the City presentation.