This Week in Worthington

Board officially hires Dunaway as WKHS principal

School officials pleased with OGT scores

Brick walks to be torn up to fix city handicap ramps

Strip center shops may be demolished

Is retire/rehire good public policy

School-closing process should have begun earlier

Why people don't pay their taxes

High Street bank, auto shop get nods

District criticized in learning disability case

Generous donors make carnival possible

GOP club welcomes diversity of opinion

Noise study is called inadequate, misleading

School commercialism isn't worth the trouble

A call to the polls

Perkins fulfilling goal of playing in MLS with United

Students spend their vacation in the kitchen

Being a good sport sets right example

Post 239A seeks 3rd state berth in 4 seasons

Dublin to play to 14-and-under baseball tourney

Mak sisters knocked off in first Women's Open final

Younger players taking advantage of summer league

Little Scarlet changes Walter Mosley's fictional world forever

Short stories solve dilemma for time-challenged readers

New Easton restaurant Abuelo's will go 'beyond Tex-Mex'

UMCH put on notice: improve or lose your license

Council wnats input on no-smoking law

Rain, rain go away

Worthington takes step towards EMS fees

Wetlands area, already thriving, is now open

Columbus lays out rec/parks plan for outside outerbelt

Columbus council OKs Lazelle Center

Bridal announcements

Coldwell Banker King Thompson acquires Residential One of Ohio

Curb cuts should focus on accessiblity, not cost

Ohio native became president of Liberia

Relocation of flyways must not be allowed

Technology 'fast track' means innovations

Check out audio books at library

Private matter dragged into a public forum

Reidelbach touts values, votes for corporations

Reidelbach- Ottolenghi: it's time for a debate

Retire-rehire policy reflects 'local control'

New crime fiction collections spin on thematic concepts

Publications on same subject reflect their different eras

Zoo plans to seek 0.75 replacement levy

Religion in Ohio

Cardinals' Rechel, Wolves' Anath receive honors

Korpieski set for 2nd season at OSU

Post 239A starts well in defense of district title

Potential athletes should do homework

Under the Rim under pressure until fill-ins step up

under the Rim under pressure until fill-ins step up

Turkish Cuisine a worthy addition to campus-area's ethnic row

Biddle continues impressive pitching with Delaware

Wedgewood easily holds off Medallion to retain title

Dublin's Towle, New Albany's Sammons among winners

Past connections pay off for teammates

State Route 315 will be closed starting Monday

Exchange program with Japanese city continues

Worthington Schools' business head resigns

TWHS grad works behind scenes at the convention

Cynkar rehired, will make $162K a year

Interfaith Association annualevent set for Aug. 22

Bridal announcements

Event remembers fallen firefighters

2004 summer reading season ends

City has always had children in need

District could be out of compliance with IDEA

Relocation usggestion is absurd, offending

Special education cost could be worth it

Retire/rehire loophole should be closed

Two-party deal-making isn't good for democracy

Smoking ban opponents expect to be on ballot

Coleman fulfilling national local roles

CAPA Summer Movie Series: Local film buff assists in choosing, locating titles

His techniques are like those used 250 years ago

Hightower still running as 'team leader' for Olympics

Laurel and Hardy gathered for fine time, not fine mess

Events bring JCC Maccabi athletes together

Post 239A falls in district final

Residents can now sign up for child support debit card

Thomas coach Leake retires

Worthington finishes 3rd to Swim & Racket

Athletes strive to follow role models

Buckeyes have strong showing

Billings, Darby lead Buckeye Corner to title

OCC Stars looking to end two-game losing streak

Conditioning begins long before two-a-day practices

Grissini primed to become destination in Pickerington's Olde Village

Daughter's swim meet was a sweaty exercise in parental involvement

Growing numbers growing up in grandma's house

Get ready for a year of exciting prep sports

Bridal announcements

Kroger lot split gets MPC approval

Arson reward posters go up

Top speakers lined up for Summer Institute

Far North Columbus residents ready to see dirt fly

FNCC doubtful about residental on Alta View

Scottie MacBean expected to reopen under new ownership

Retire-rehire saves district money