Worthington Suburbia News (SNP)

Bring it on: Let girls hit wrestling mats if they want

Battlestars play for love of the game

Twelve years later, coed hurlers still humbling

Overseas, Old-Timers nab division titles

Soccer Warriors get taste of Jamaican play

Push past the first impressions

Columbus council incumbents forming platforms

Still helps with Big Brothers Big Sisters program

State Fair guessging games no easy business

Arts events a way of creating community, traditions

Arts councils team up to provide information

With Doncaster's help, fashion is easy for business women

Jumping for joy?

Summer ends for Worthington's 10,700 students

Everett not ready to cool off after all these years

Columbus pleased with its skateboarding facility

Commission approves Mount Air project

Old signs sold product with humor

Proposal is wrong for area

Sport utility vehicles make life tough for driver

Gazzara boosts school board field to seven

Pit bull dogs are a threat

Teaching structure places more focus on math

Objections are too vague

New schedules welcome high schoolers

Thirty new faces join school district staff

Excitement accompanies return to school

Thomas band adapts to another director

Blackmore to leave university's helm

Police bike relay fun but competitive

Obituaries

Special Olympics state games athletes

Netters will attempt to blend experience, youth

Tennis Cardinals will be learning at the net

Love of game keeps Gahman returning

Daniel eager for Ohio State soccer to start

High school sports season set to burst

Ohio Capital Conference getting facelift

Osterloh confident she'll succeed as pro

Development Center drubs Adams-Aries

Tea for seven

Worthington grad honored for television work

Bliss Livingston wins for second time

Peer pressure is usually a 'love problem'

Playing chicken pays off for state fair champion

Aetna sells Worthington Mall for $24 million

Obituaries

Officials seek balance with new science curriculum

Happy days

Board tries new approach for Asbury's evaluation

Heart at work

Football Cards must hit road for home opener

Baby's name changes with the calendar

Mysterious parcel turns out to be a real Masterpiece

City voters won't have Election Day choices

I am a one-issue candidate

Preserve the soul of area

Paraphrase was in error

Lazelle park takes shape altough it's in need of name

Councilman Habash moves on up, but not out

Group: Decrease pesticides in water

Engagement announcements

Marriage announcements

Dancers study in Chicago

Residents help guide Visual Arts Series

Musical skills shared

Amphitheater noise group begins its work on Sept 4.

United Skates plans million-dollar expansion

Leases won't cover trash plant debt

Learn to be content, whatever the circumstance

Only an exercise

Special honor

McNaghten, Timko throw support behind candidates

More female students attending Academy

Eight residents to vie for three board seats

Davidson peers into future of education funding

Local actor says 'beginner's luck' got him role in Hollywood film

New headmaster joins family

Some vendors leave fair happy; others not

Officials scratch heads over residents' poor recycling

Seniors discover, experience many activities during annual festival

City amphitheater won't wait for riverfront group

Renewed reciprocity pact promises greater safety for Tuttle neighbors

County seeks buyers for current COSI site

Public gets look at RCC plans soon

Football Cardinals hoping to turn the corner

Gridiron Wolves have more experience this year

Saying goodbye to baseball and summer trips

Wolves seek to get past district

Soccer Cards hoping to be a surprise

Cards hope to weather schedule

Wolves strikers adjusting to new coach, system

Despite heavy loss, Warriors won't back off

Obituaries

Student numbers shrinking

New bleachers debut with a bang

Board gets petition, votes down house addition

Living with stereotypes in a world of critics

School fees add up to unfair burden

We're happy with changes