This Week in Worthington

Election '98

CCT to perform 'Into the Woods'

Commission rejects Snouffer Road project

CIP buffet set for Oct. 24

Baseball send-off

City wants park at Summit View Road

Farm market rezoning up to city council

TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE

Hungry crowd turns out for PCC picnic

Leaders of tomorrow

Leaf trucks plan to sweep the city clean

Engagement announcements

OSU-Route 315 ramps are priority projects

Stogies & Stix offering Cuban tobacco

Letters

Friends put heart and soul into catering buiness

Obituaries

Northeast land dispute settled

Ohio train to make daily stops in Worthington

Opposition may be too weak to halt swing of wrecking ball

Annex may present first real test of city's demolition laws

Annex was once a very modern high school

Election '98

List of fire candidates trimmed

Obituaries

Craft Guild offers scholarships

JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY

Now is time for Connector

Issue 39 not the answer

Final MORPC report expected on Thursday

Consortium emphasizes it will have a voice in state government

Letters

Expansion will bring end to public tours of brewery

Field commanders

Worthington has much to gain

Election '98

Group ready to wrap up 1998

Graeter's opens seventh central Ohio location

City asks voters to defeat Issue 39

Students learn about Business

Parents object to piloting year-round school

Planning commission gives final okay to Mad Dog

Letters

Administrative shuffle nears an end

CONNECT THE DOTS

Schools looking at year-round school pilot

Memories launched with Discovery

Griscti, Corbo to marry

Three-C first business of kind on Inc. list

M/I Schottenstein proposal headlines next CDC agenda

Parks are priority for future development

Art leaque's fall show spotlights top local artists

Election '98

Morse-Bethel soundly defeated

Morse-Bethel issue still alive, regardless of election

Ferris, Pirnat exchange vows

Promoting Thomas Worthington....

Junior League of Columbus

Shop 'til you drop

Leadership Worthington

Indian mound plaque proposal returns to BZA on Thursday

Culinary Capers VI planning under way

Finding, retaining good employees key

Pop tops for charity

Letters

STDs on the rise in Franklin County

Public health officials must be 'totally non-judgmental'

Two more restaurants coming to area

ONE FOR WORTHINGTON

Markley, Rose exchange vows

Letters

Celebrating a year of parenthood

High school bands rated 'excellent' at state contest

Mitchell's brew; great food, a little romance

Columbus Youth Ballet...

City may invoke eminent domain

Council rejects farm market rezoning proposal

Land swap deal being negotiated

City could acquire parkland off Summitview by eminent domain

Students of the month

Mediator will helop resolve mound signage issue

Development following Polaris boom

Stamps of approval

Molnar, Lucas nuptials planned

Signal to stay at Riverside-Summitview intersection

ODOT ready for snow and ice

O'Briens open Chicken Store & More

Donation is 'Tops'

Planting pansies

Continuous learning calendar not finding favor

Obituary

ARB tables annex demolition issue

Pro-connector group suports repeal of referendum

'Win-Win' agreement leaves some at a loss

Valleyview Elementary principal feels for border families

COTA to expand its crosstown coverage

Mitchell named Small Business Person of Year

Annual city grants requested

Trade and development director Arnold taking lead on connector

STATE CHAMPIONS