This Week in Worthington

Regina Brett to speak at post-race event

Carole Morbitzer selected for award

High schools take brunt of budget cuts

Final round of interviews next week

Riverlea annexation talks focus on road, sewer costs

Worthington Square renamed The Shops at Worthington Place

Many helped make Walkathon and Health Fair event a success

Vaud-Villities annual show will 'Celebrate!' new local

Class supported on difering views

Wolves' Loveday making impact

International businesses will see Columbus as opportunity

Worthington Inn has revamped spring menu

Preparing your teen for college

Engagement announcements

Local youth competes in singing contest

Two new names on list of four finalists

Council warned of loss of state funding

Residents can win some bucks playing the ducks

Bigger, better 'green' festival returns

Peacock Lane brings color back to former flower shop

Prepare for pet at program

Aguirre set for first trip to district

Cardinals' Davis signs to continue career at Xavier

Injury may derail Montgomery's state bid

Post-Revolutionary War land was cheap in Ohio

Former TanPro now slated for 'adult boutique'

Parade, ceremonies to honor those who served

Board has yet to hire superintedent

TWHS stadium will be getting synthetic turf

Chamber names Lordo small-business person of the year

Kilbourne's Hitchcock wins presigious Marr jazz award

Blue Star Mothers form bond while children serve overseas

Increase in plane flights from OSU airport cited

Custer, Stomps lead Warriors into regional

Thomas' Cempre wins district

Thomas boys earn district championship

Memorial Day 1911: parades, services, decoration of graves

DEcanted group invites 'wine'ing

Engagement announcements

TWHS closes season with Simon's 'Rumors'

Tucker chosen for superintendent job

MPC: Plans to convert Dalt's to bank are tasteful

High school commencements set for June 4

Annexation commission will tackle 'who pays'

Girls run to state-meet berth in 400 relay

Reginal Champions: Wolves boys earn memorable victory

Thomas boys tie North for title

Central Ohio's prospects for job growth are promising

Cempre again falls in second round at state

Rivage Atlantique off to commendable start

One-woman show blends humor with sober tales from war zones

Insight Bank gets council OK to move forward

The Book Loft looks to attract wordsmiths with poetry club

Summer jammed with concerts and festivals

Tucker gets $145K, no health insurance

$721,478 approved for street projects

PreCycle group wins Emerald for bringing green to the streets

Girls 400 relay places fifth at state meet

Skating event appeals to pros, local youth

State Champions: Thomas boys capture 800 relay title

Trash: an ever-present problem for a growing city

Wedding planning on a budget

Engagement announcements

Engagement announcements

Ground broken on station

Board, teachers agree on contract

Arts Festival will bring color to the Green

Meditation garden is meant for the living

Drug discount cards available for Franklin County residents

High-speed police chase ends in Old Worthington

Heart paplpitations are not unusual in children, teens

Thomas coaches had milestone wins in '11

Relay for life crowd small, but dedicated to the cause

Riverlea annexation: 'Money issues' still stump commission

Big dogs break ground for park

Center, legal fees funded by council

Teachers make Worthington "the envy" of districts in Ohio

Indian -trail lore doesn't always match up with fact

Worthington Arts Festival

Woman attacked in room at Holiday Inn

Team Columbus trying new approach

Pierce signs with Jacksonville

Don't let thieves spoil your vacation

Stephen leaves Thomas to coach Jerome

'Lagoon' a hit with area youth

Family festival, fireworks featured for Fourth of July

First changes to mall include new entryways

Support staff to forgo wage freeze

Post 239 again eyes state tourney

Tweens team up to make a difference

July 4, 1911, was deadly hot, but "safe and sane"

Humans to trade spaces with animals at shelter

Learning communities being planned for TWHS

Home and Garden Tour highlights 1800s

Blossom Tour shows off gardens at homes in Worthington Hills

Ventrescas blend history, whimsy inside their 1820s 'dormatory'

Parks have plans to mobilize community via social media

Potter finale features 'wrock' band

Modes of transportation evolve with growth of city

Franklin County Fair to honor Sheriff Karnes