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Ohio State’s 2024 offseason received a massive momentum boost in January as a slew of draft-eligible contributors elected to return for one more season.

Since it opened in fall 2018, The Delaware Entrepreneurial Center at Ohio Wesleyan University has seen 11 companies grow and graduate out of the business incubator; 45 new, full-time jobs added to the local income tax base; and more than $3.7 million in investments and grants awarded to center members.

The Delaware City Schools community gathered across the city Friday to cheer on the Hayes High School boys basketball team as it prepares to compete in the 2024 Boys Basketball State Tournament this weekend.

Plumbing, rockets, circuits and hands-on projects were just some of the features of the STEAM Night held for Schultz Elementary School families Wednesday.

The hype train surrounding Ohio State true freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith isn’t likely to subside anytime soon.

Last November, the City of Delaware agreed to look to the voters for an income tax increase that would generate additional revenue to address the backlog in street and infrastructure repairs. On Tuesday, as part of the primary election ballot, most of those voters told the city to look elsewhere.

The Olentangy Local School District (OLSD) will have to go back to the drawing board to address overcrowding in its ever-growing district after voters overwhelmingly shot down a bond issue and tax levy on Tuesday.

Thirty-four students from the Delaware Area Career Center are bound for the Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference later this spring after earning top spots at the state conference earlier this month.

COLUMBUS — Playing in its first game following the hiring of Jake Diebler as head coach, Ohio State received all it could handle from Cornell in the opening round of the NIT before outlasting the Big Red, 88-83, to reach the second round.

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