Topic: television

Television Arousing New Interest Here

Miss Mitzie Timmons to Represent School

Another Citizen Heping to Put Village on Map

Stephen Demos to Participate in Junior Town Meeting

Dublin Girls on Stiver Show

On Television Program

Brownie Troop And Leaders On TV Show

Mayor George Wing on Chet Long Telecast

Color TV Comes to Worthington

Two WHS Students in TB Semi-Finals

"Open Classroom" is New Weekly Series

Open Classroom

Youth prefers TV to books, survey shows

Worthington, Dublin schools selected for TV instruction

South Street Resident To Head Hi-O Chapter

OK Sought for Antenna Tower North of City

Kiwanis honors broadcast industry

Community station is part of Warner cable TV plan

Council tables action on Warner TV franchise

Cable TV questioned

What's holding up cable-TV?

New director at WTVN-TV

Cable TV plans finally approved by council

Cable TV to begin setting up plant

Warner Cable in phase 1

Warner continues installation here

Warner in phase two

Qube to premiere here December 1

Qube coming to Worthington

Weather may slow warner

College courses through QUBE-TV

Teacher finds TV camera more work than classroom

What will your child see on TV tonight?

Ordinance No. 60-80

QUBE's monthly fee may increase

Ordinance No. 99-83

Residents unhappy with QUBE

Letters to the editor

Ordinance No. 70-89

Hello? Is your cable running? Phone survey to begin next week

Cable promo

Cable satisfaction picking up: New surveys show customers becoming more satisfied with Warner service as renewal deadline nears

City seeks Warner's bid as franchise runs out

Cable franchise on the line

Worthington can only aim for shorter cable contract

Warner contract talks near; Council backs 5-year limit

Cable talks at 11th hour

Basement floods get Council's ear

Cable talks pass one-year mark without a contract

Longer contract sought

City Council delays cable ordinance

Board OKs satellite dish

Applicant withdraws 'dish' plans

Bad reception: Residents speak out against cable deal

Worthington nears 12-year agreement with Warner

City to sign with Warner again

Worthington council accepts 12-year cable contract

School district to benefit from city's cable deal

City may have say in rates

Elder: Cable survey tabulated improperly

Residents give cable low rating

High St. business dishing it out

Cates: Problems more than TV

Columbus expected to monitor cable rates

Fox 28tv and ThisWeek announce joint projects

Adair hopes to ride off in sunset with Jug; Anchorman can focus on hobby: horses

Students enjoy TV's other side

Cable, phone company battle hot

Some commissions struggle to find identity; Cable TV panel isn't even sure of its members

Consumers on verge of receiving cable competition

City ecstatic over phone, cable future

Interactive technology on its way here

Warner Cable beefs up service in Worthington

WKHS students are on the air

Worthington grad honored for television work

Bad TV in eye of the beholder

Students to appear on show about manatees

TV show offers shortcut to piano proficiency

Talking about the tube over time

Early Television Museum

Invention question a good one, with no good answer

'Cable TC on steroids" in Worthington

Five-minute TWTV newscast more work than it seems

Increase cable competition

Daily Show helps to kill Cowtown connotation

Student broadcasts available at home

Landlines and cable bills are out of style

TV: Nearly all dumb or death

Worthington documentary screening slated Nov. 12