Worthington Department of Parks and Recreation

'Change is good,' says new parks and rec head

Longtime leaders stepped down in '07

Green thumbs seek 'right way' to sow community garden

Group suggests consultant to sort out parks 'vision'

Committee asks for help in prioritizing parks and rec needs

Vision 2020 should include bike paths, playgrounds, market

Community center fees, EMS charges set to rise

Daily adventure ends for city veteran Soiu

Chambers will retire as parks and rec director

Worthington's tree canopy will get some help from city-owned nursery

City will help buy,plant, prune trees

Parks and recreation camps get kids off couch, in action

City selects man with local experience for top parks job

Darren Hurley hired to lead parks and rec

Parks have plans to mobilize community via social media

City looks to become more bicycle-, walker-friendly

Transitional gardens

City leaders: All 91 Osage orange trees will have to go

Jet's Pizza, Sportclips to sponsor electronic scoreboard

Events: Historic Worthington bus tours return

Sept. 11 remembrance: 14th Patriot Day ceremony set Friday

Letters: Michael's leadership works for city, council

Center membership fees: New rates will go into effect in 2016

Parks master plan: Group sets out to prioritize uses, needs

Planting for the future

Bike and pedestrian initiative: Advisory board still finding its footing

The power of Pokemon Go: Creatures drawing people to parks, community center

Community news

Volunteers turn out to restore native flora

McCord Park rehab plan: City pledges garden-size compromise

Scooter craze: Worthington unlikely to hop aboard

Pedestrian, bike plan taking shape

Lime shifts bikes out of central Ohio

Worthington official earns award

Mobility initiatives almost finished

Worthy Point of View: Parks help make city great place to live, work, play

City moving forward with design process for McCord Park

Summer in 614 sizzles

Worthington's costume swap encourages sustainability

When disasters strike, arborists like Daugherty respond

Shopping opportunity

Preparing for the holidays

Worthington leaders tacking list of updates in 2020

McCord Park: Obstacle course considered

View from the Green: North Lions donated tablets to School for Blind

Check This Out: Library encourages response to survey, Census

City says Farewell to Village Green tree

Survey says: with stress levels up, officials seek more input on pandemic's effects

Olentangy Parklands: Middle schooler pitches plan for mountain-bike trail

City Notes: Worthington navigates event planning through challenging times

Suicide Prevention: Thomas junior Nodolny's awareness mural on display

Master Plan: McCord Park renovations on track

Worthington City Council: $200,000

$1.7 Million Renovation: Demolition, earthwork start Phase 1 of McCord Park project

Linworth Road: Two intersections in line for pedestrian-crossing upgrades

Worthington: McCord Park renovations on schedule for summer wrap

Perry Park: Playground equipment replacement planned this year

Worthy Point of View: Summer fun is back in Worthington

McCord Park: B&O caboose, Ninja Warrior course among new attractions

Parks & Rec: Short surveys to guide kids' fun and games

Year in Review: Major projects, personnel change take center stage