This Week in Worthington

OSBA to honor local lawyers

Pomeroy accepted into academy

City announces eFile availability

Richards wins contest

Library introduces digital book service

Change will be topic of chamber of commerce luncheon March 22

Society

Hadley named academic All-American

Smoke alarm law sparks council debate

Winning performance

Concerns about merger surfaced in meeting

Giveaway house being built; tickets sold for WEF raffle

O-C-L-C spells another winner in popular Worthington event

Treasurer calls Taft proposals on budget 'the poison apple'

A response to column on restaurant service

Pancake Day committee invites the community

AEP customers need to speak up on outages

Author to discuss mood disorders

Welfare should be designed for soft landings

Spring show is 'Music for the eyes'

CAHS to host 'Celebrity Chef' event March 24

Haigh captures coal-mining towns of her youth in new novel

UA, Grandview libraries launch new digital service

Rickly finished 26th in all-around at state meet

Warriors' boys fall to Bloom-Carroll in district final

Arnold Fitness Weekend

Slow start dooms Cardinals in district final

Madison's angels prepare for annual fund-raiser

Hackett in his own spotlight

Kilbourne's Warner signs to play at Indiana State

Cardinals still looking to win numbers game

Powell's Hickory House a mostly good experience for the money

Do-it-yourself reuben kits now offered at Barry's in the North Market

Society

Gethsemane installs Worthington resident as new senior pastor

Three MPC, ARB meetings are canceled

Council takes full swing at tree law

Project pushing residents to walk to Japan and back

Compare Social Security to public employee's deal

Why Social Security system is a 'bad deal'

Taft's budget bad news for libraries

Check your credit report to protect your money

Library offers digital books

'Scenic' opposition based on facts

Mock trial adviser thanks supporters

Report available at WOOSE website

Refusal to open door sparks big police response

Voters may face levy to repair schools

Council finds funds for Pingree

Students earn pizzas for wearing seat belts

Worthington resident dances her way to world championships in Ireland

Pancake Panache

Here's one good reason to retain Social Security

Engagement announcements

Children's book drive was 'a real success'

Far North roads to Westerville set for closures

Modernize Social Security, but don't change system that works

Ohio Pen was once an innovative facility

State budget cuts could hit Worthington libraries hard

Stop paying those who don't deserve benefits

OSU puts investment in homes at risk

City to thank residents, businesses for backing ban

Cliffside hopes to scoop competition on new ice cream flavors

Worthington woman's recollections of a life with flowers are part of exhibit

Exhibit takes viewers down Ohio's garden path

Buckle-Up efforts impacted students that participated

Engagement announcements

Marriage announcements

Former school board maverick Jim Timko dies

Council passes changes to door-to-door ordinance

Worthington Foods site sold to Robert Weiler Co.

Four seniors exhibit artwork at City Hall

Cutting federal budget would be relatively easy

Kenton: A frontiersman worth remembering

Park fee flip-flop reveals taxing problem

Worthington Walks was a tremendous success

Officials must act now on Social Security

Buy a book, show your support

Finale adds new dimension to Vaud-Villities show

Cast, crew memebers get stuck in 'glue'

Hot pots find spot at Chinese buffet on Henderson Road

Good Greek food right around the corner from Sawmill

Local group grew from humble beginnings

Meacham's fiction blends pathos, wry humor

Society

Young pianists honored in composition contest

A world cast in iron Columbus in 1860

Council provides 10K for new park

WHS 30-year club looking for more grads

Educators, lawmakers address state funding

OSU Board of Trustees should rein in airport

HB 66 impact needs to be even-handed

Beck distorted facts on Mifflin situation

TWHS theatre directors nurture community service

Bertram

A handful of central Ohioans have a real passion for pigeons

Wolves' Tran goes for first state trip

The Wolves' Evann Morgan races Ready's Jenna McAndrew in the 200

Kilbournes' Thor Wilson battles Tri-Valley's Kole Cronin and Shaker Heights' Jimmy McClure to the finish of the 800-meter relay. The Wolves were fourth (1:33.61) as Centerville (1:33.13) won

Thomas' Chris Thurber takes control of the field in the 1,600. He was first in 4:28.1