This Week in Worthington

ODOT aide: Maintaining central Ohio's roads is as vital as building them

Worthington Music Club presented concert March 30

League of Women Voters to honor Dr. Healy with "Democracy' award

All in a row

Contract talks near end

Grant would put past into futuristic form

Clean up Flint Cemetery - just in case

Book delivers lively view of Worthington

It's time for Prince to explain himself

It pays to understand your taxes

50 AirTouch workers headed west to Dublin

Too many units, too few parks

'Progressive' ideas have hurt our schools

Citizens voice zoning views by two means

Rezoning request have no limits

Columbus City Council does listen to what neighbors say

Neighborhood rights, wrongs

'Community dump ground' no more

Province: 'City's run by developers'

McElroy is naive no more about rezoning

Administrators have little faith in Issue 2

March of Dimes raffle boasts New York trip

CJT presents musical 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'

Letters

Grubers celebrate 50th anniversary

Weddings

TWHS to hold Afterhours '98

Wyandot POW WOW

12-1 middle school ratio drives staff additions

Council petitioned for cultural arts center

Life goes on

Far Northwest Civic group tackles rezonings

Worthington Board of Education splits over spending issue

Kindergarteners can't be home-schooled

Council authorizes rebidding downtown streetscape work

PolkaFest '98

The polka isn't 'oompah' and it's not even Polish

Anatomy of a zoning case

Gone Fishin'

Board, union: No agreement

Letters

Memorial volunteers sought

WAC presents sculptor; recruits volunteers

Peter Pan

Center wins mediation grant

Linworth assessments, Corporate Hill parking OK'd

Community forum to discuss issues of character, citizenship

Folk art fills City Hall gallery

ARB/MPC approves cell tower in church steeple

Operation Feed trucks to roll May 2

Volunteers still needed for Service Day May 2

Tree planted in Braun's memory

Drivers' dismay increasing

Voters to decide fate of sales-tax issue

Route 315 ramps to OSU hospitals eyed

Local leaders aim to stop urban sprawl

Maryland can give Ohio head start on project

Local teams advance to Odyssey of the Mind wold finals

OWA presents its annual awards

SERVICE DAY

Engagement announcements

Holtz to speak at Great Communicators Luncheon

Looking for Wendy

Chorus to perform

Celtic cross dedicated

Students of the Month

ThisWeek wins 22 national SNA awardss

Slate Hill places first in Odyssey contest

Waiting for cue

Ohio voters resoundingly reject Issues 1 and 2

'Special protection' urged for Old Worthington

Wilson Hill youth, 13, points unloaded guns at other teens

New Crosswoods project OK'd

A great idea, lousy timing

Local teen a victim of cyber vandalism

Remebmering those left behind

Far Northwest Coalition opposes developments

ODOT eyes I-71 widening in 2000

Morse-Bethel: an exercise in utility or futility

Cost of I-71 widening may bode well for rail service

Banks takes charge of his road to recovery

FARMER'S MARKET

Worthington Estates lists Reflections winners

WKHS choirs to perform at dinner, concert

Design firm hired by council

Council, township agree to spend more on cemeteries

Popular science teacher Ed Shay will be missed

Community remembers Keith Noble, popular Kilbourne grad

A word game, just for the pun of it

Connector foes don't make sense

Drug use among local teens is down slightly

FCCS top volunteer reaps rewards in Christina's world

Journey toward character education takes another step

Proposed constitutional amendment Issue 1 may return to ballot next year

Funding debate won't end with Issue 2 defeat

Slate Hill leads the way in character education

Project bid awarded before necessary permit received

American Legion lists contest winners

FNCCC leader's support is key to approval

ODOT hears from urban planning expert