This Week Worthington News

Library Lines: Party to cap off a super summer

Worthington City Schools: Bowers: Computer access increasingly necessary, easy

Academic honors

College notes

Softball: Cash enjoys strong freshman season

Week 5: Nos. 10-6: Greatness doesn't hinge on winning state

Football: Summer is popular time for college decisions

Council calls for unity, sends issue to ballot

Changes to buildings, staff start school year

Settlement accepted for community center's roof issue

Alternate route keeps cyclists on the move

Summertime, and the grillin's kind of queasy

As it were: Sewers flushed out health threats

Plan touts a walkable space but density doesn't support it

Funds for bikepath extension would be better used for trail

Library lines: Experts teach online classes

Police beat: Man's car hits utility pole, causes long power outage

International Baccalaureate: Two years of work pays off for WKHS pair

Enthusiasm soars as band season begins

All-time ThisWeek football teams: UA squad broke barrier, tops list

Teams getting set for season

Yinger named baseball coach at Kilbourne

Alternative academy debuts

Council field has 3 seats, 5 candidates

Law director: Amendment is worrisome

Police beat: Thieves sneak into hotel room, steal television

Local voters will pick township, village officials

As it were: Coaches, streetcars drove COTA

Just thinking: Some advice for new grandparents: Breathe slowly, don't overshare

Initiatve is tool for giving city residents a meaningful voice

Weather where you live: Year's best meteor shower lights up the sky this week

Library lines: Lincoln exhibit inspires selections

District may tweak volunteer background checks

School board incumbents' seats are uncontested

TWHS band to play and seek donations

Freshman expected to lead Thomas

New coach has model for Wolves

Cardinals seeking strong fourth score

Ross reflects on time as leader of OHSAA

OHSAA reverses call on enrollment ruling

A sweet start to school

Exhibit on Lincoln's presidency comes to town

A sweet start to school

Perry, Sharon township meeting: Session to focus on services, not merger

Appropriation helps athletic budgets avert shortfalls

Police beat: Man threatens to burn parents' house

Night of light: Event supports suicide prevention efforts

Day by day: Secret to sleep lies in daytime activity, habits

As it were: City's seen many a soggy summer

Weather where you live: Signs point to mild winter

Artificial turf installation cause for celebration

Superintendent's noteboook: Agenda full as district starts new year

Library lines: Library focuses on fall programs

Croce makes his own way in family business

Wolves expect to compete for titles

Cardinals hoping to continue winning ways

Friday Night Futbol puts sport in spotlight

Central Ohio divers bring home medals

Divisional assignments realigned by OHSAA

Countdown to Fresh Thyme's opening begins

Karma inspires pair's training program

Police tracking man indicted for repair scam

Police beat: Argument ends with motorist spitting at woman

Harris leaving city's economic-development post

Library system seeking a new trustee

Just thinking: Why dogs eat flowers, and other concerns

As it were: Frontier folk were polite, mostly

Weather where you live: Fall is just around the corner

'What's it worth?' will be answered

Neighbors in the news

Board's resolutions protest funding decisions

College notes

Wolves determined to 'bring rock back'

Cardinals to unveil spread offense against Jaguars

New Cards coach inherits experienced team

First-year coach set to put mark on Wolves

Rebuilding girls team expects more success

To wed in October

Council needs to remember decisions have lasting impact

Pedestrians deserve motorists' obedience to state regulations

Election offers opportunities to protect city's unique quality

Initiative carefully drafted, will not hurt area's homeowners

Law director's comments don't connect with initiative's intent

Support of many contributes to fixture of July Fourth plans

Shared services meeting: Townships: Much in common, little to change

An enthusiastic crowd

Obituaries: Krohn

September full of promise for pantry, businesses

Bipartisan bill would help college students

Weather where you are: What's up, woolly bear?

Police beat: Trip to store results in loss of car, belongings

Balancing act: 'No problem' equals 'recipe for disaster'

As it were: City physician fought in Civil War

Editorial cartoon

City Council member: Why I oppose the initiative

Council tried to reach out, seek compromise on referendum

Gary Smith Teaching Award: Granby's Swearengin receives recognition

National Senior Games: 90-year-old Baird brings home golfing gold

Library lines: Lincoln exhibit officially opens

Boys Cross Country: Thomas eyes first OCC title since '06