Worthington Suburbia News (SNP)

Paper's co-editor has multi-layered life

Marquis shares talents with arts

Kilbourne chosen one of top schools in nation

Board OKs foreign language course of study

Watts, Schuck use breadfast to mend fences

Academy to hold commencement

Ninth-grade proficiency tests keep three from graduating

$51,500 budgeted for graffiti battle

Retiring chief says his goals have been fulfilled

NWCA to take connector stance

Morse-Bethel connector's financial backers still secret

Teen workforce to battle bugs, fogging expected too

Students receive career center certificates

Columbus employee's retirement sign of the times

New opportunities offered in the arts

Columbia: Gas choice will save customers

An alternate route

Barney's priority no. 1: Rebuilding trust

Amended plan submitted for Cherrington Place

Eight injured in van crash

Streetscape project is approved

CAC stance against connector echoes local sentiment

NWCA promises to fight proposed connector

Pro-connector group plans Graceland office

Two council members want city to study connector issue

Tobacco deals could improve nation's health

Nothing beats pure excitement of last school day

2,500 students sign up for summer school program

Engineer: Studies could take years

Technology has made huge difference for hard of hearing

Percentage of local eighth-graders passing state test rises

Officials say state 'report cards' offer district good tool

Bluffsview chosen for solar-generated electricity project

Thomas and Kilbourne easily surpass state standards

Contract talks put on hold for summer

The Baggerie, one of mall's oldest tenants, expands

Trustees hear about driveways, mosquitos

Parade takes flight Saturday at Hawk's Nest

City officials say company's new abatement proposal better

Residents riled about Sprint's tower plans

Worthington Area Art League

Kirwan pledges cooperation with local officials

Poetry anthology offers outlet for youth

Library will celebrate with dedication July 7

Proposed Don Scott uses have student foes

Service award presented

Graduation memories

Marburn students donate funds to K-9

They took anti-drug program

Students given 'salute'

Worthington park visitor

Worthington Christian holds commencement

Entire school pitches in for Liberty spring concert

Letters

Obituaries

Plan Troy wedding

Cancun honeymoon

Saying goodbye

Smith recalled as a man who touched many lives

Arts Fest takes over Village Green

Former church a great site for arts center

Ethiopian cuisine on menu for 'Taste of Africa'

Rotary Club donates money to build park shelter

Gary taught us about honesty, courage

The best father I know had plenty of time to spare

McCord Middle School student is national essay winner

Schools don't expect to be on November ballot

CATCO's final Park St. show is clever satire

Connector proponents offer no slow-down promises

Boswell family thanks community for support

Computer programs taught at both area libraries

Commission recommends approval of additional parking

Opponents: Morse-Bethel petition has problems

Teaford advises 'sandwich generation'

Charges could put Oddi away for 71 years

Barney's house-cleaning meant to regain trust

Deal includes abatement, credit, matching funds

Shadowboxers write plays better than they write songs

Family attests 'kids love Ohio'

Fund-raising efforts benefit school projects

Strong leads help to enliven all-too-familiar gay play

Artists helped to perform feats of clay

Reading offers fun and prizes for kids, adults

Taylor commits his life to the Kilbourne band

Kilbourne's seniors venture out of class

'Rog' has made difference

Moving on to victories

Letters

Engagement announcements

50th wedding anniversary celebration held in Dublin

Obituaries

Celebrate 50 years

CSG students honored

Cardinal Day

Local activities are abundant for Fourth

Autopsy says alcohol key in Noble's death

Revenues, expenses both up in the 1999 city tax budget

Ward creation issue rises again

Leadership program provides fireworks

Shoot-out ends in man's death