Worthington News (SNP)

Parents don't have to take journey alone

School funding issue won't go away in near future

City helps sales taxes flow north

City taking steps to improve economic development

Election Day behavior was intimidating to voters

I'm looking forward to serving community

Worthington students receive AP honors

Veterans were in the spotlight at TWHS

A Thomas Worthington Blessing is sent to the Big Apple

Delegation visits sister city in Japan

Guyer taking talents to college level

Mall merchants report mixed sales reports

Obituaries

Engagement announcements

Marriage announcements

Marriage announcements

Showing their support

Council pondering spending reductions

No progress reported in teachers' contract talks

Holiday activities for all ages abound in Worthington

Family needs to get mom out of the closet

Churches help explain veterans' sacrifices

Senior shirt decision isn't fair to current students

Best holiday gifts are often in the cards

School board members deserve your respect

Both sides violated spirit of polling place guidelines

Zoning board members don't ignore residents

School improvements are a journey, not a race

Copeland, Nieto honored by Worthington VFW post

Worthington's High Road Gallery is celebrating a busy first year

Audience decides who is on stage in Surviving Theatre

Marriage announcements

Council honors Duffey for 18-years of service

Council delays vote on budget proposal

Mesmerizing tale

Use almanac as an answer to the impossible

Holidays should be a packaged set

Community Service Committee continues to help less-fortunate

Include the sacred in your seasonal celebrations

Readers deserve accurate historical information

Does school board value district's teachers?

Respect funeral processions

Thief steals more than cash

Seasonal rhythms

Garvin says education, students have changed in 25 years

Voter turnout was dismal

Teacher wins council on world affairs honor

Schools to fire teacher for lying on application

2002-02, 2003-04 school calendars approved

Thanksgiving food drive was a record-setter

SSAPP to talk to kids about being drug-free

Political Awareness Group is offering enlightening start to Thursday mornings

Thomas choirs make beautiful music

SALB helping to teach sportsmanship

Board honors Landers and O'Leary, hears budget numbers, projections

Early Interval plans Twelfth Night Celebration

Libraries work to improve service despite funding cut

Engagement announcements

Marriage announcements

Obituaries

Children thrive in classroom of top teacher

John Duffey Former city councilman says debating is in his blood

Council OKs pact for police station

Simplifier fails in fight against Frantic side

Council OKs 2002 budget

Netae's presence brought new meaning to Christmas

Drinking age has little impact on alcohol abuse

School district's spending plan changes once again

Teacher troubles in NJ similar to situation here

Thanks for your help

Your Statue of Liberty cartoon was in poor taste

Marriage Announcements

Schools give a hand to make one-of-a-kind wreaths

Board reconsiders student travel for safety reasons

Library trustees honored

History unites third-graders, high schoolers

New contract not expected before new year

Obituaries

Muffins are the key characters in Worthington woman's books

Obituaries

HAZMAT team safely extinguishes chemical fire at plant

State law, court might change utility permits

Many great role models have been jailed

Wilson Hill students learn to lend a hand

2001 was a roller coaster rider for Worthington schools

Worthington saw more tragedies and triumphs in 2001

Creativity abundant in Reflections program

Economic challenges, new facilities on the 2002 horizon

Palmisano's poem to be published

Community connection, staff contracts to be keys in 2002

Welcome, 2002! Wisely use brief time allotted you

Columbus needs a real snowstorm

Cards are 'In the Know' at Thomas Worthington

Dalburgh gift-giving might be a new tradition

Society

Society

Making a difference

Obituaries

December Cardinal Stars

December's outstanding students