Bill Melville

Scores above average at private schools

Willhites sacrifice much to help those in need

Tight races generate interest in 2000 campaign

Connector talk bridges the Olentangy

NWCA says no to Tree of Life school proposal

Hannah, Lahane recall escapes from Pearl Harbor

OSU airport plans for future, seeks room for hangars

National Guard stocks armory with yuletide cheer for 33rd year

Primer sessions on zoning process planned

Rhodes' days of remembrance

Sheir gets ready to stir things up in another capital city

Candidates line up to fill county treasurer post

Columbus sets meeting in search of more Polaris funding

Candidates share anti-connector views

Council candidates discuss abatements, pedestrian issues

City planning new sources of water

After seven months, planning commission saving county money

City gets on state waiting list for Polaris interchange funding

City county could unite for joint port authority

Coouncil votes to allow Polaris TIF money fund road projects

Friends of Olentangy River call for preventive medicine

Extra meeting set to accommodate MacBean

Council approves Clintonville bean roastery

Attacks create ghost town Downtown

Candidate Gibson says resources could be used to help more people

City looks at new sources of income as economy softens

Coleman: Downtown revitalization efforts will take time

Jackson touts record as city attorney

Browne wants city attorney to spend more time in court

Dorrian isn't ready to leave longtime post as city auditor

Snyder says current auditor has filled post long enough

McCleary expresses hope despite late start in City Council race

Coleman: City is not in a crisis despite falling revenue

Experts: Anthrax cases should not cause panic

Council candidates trade views on development, racial profiling

Police, zoning officers team up to shut down drug houses

Fashion Place brings plethora of new shopping to the area

City, ODOT say traffic plans in place, but alternate routes to Polaris suggested

Six plus a write-in vie for council seats

Attorney, auditor hopefuls state goals

Jackson campaign fund dwarfs Browne's

Incumbents continue to out-raise challengers

Officials unveil Battelle Technology Fund

Boyce sees council seat as chance to make a difference for residents

Sensenbrenner says 'smart growth' needed

Interfaith Center tries to head off problems

Harris: Council ignores many neighborhoods

Moss works to teach citizens how to vote for write-in

Columbus needs a real snowstorm

Byrne prepares for charitable roasting

Health officials plan summit to prepare for West Nile

Old law used in cases against adult clubs

ODOT looks at the possibility of adding I-270 noise barriers

Photographer opens her own studio in Worthington

Stokes focuses on education, fiscal responsibility

O'Shaughnessy confident she can win race

Steen says he's uniquely qualified

Cordray says he can do better job

Five Watterson seniors achieve valuable Merit semifinalist status

Stokes wants prisoners assigned to work in roadside cleanup crews

Car tax issue friends, foes put campaigns in high gear

Abatement process explored by city council

City's rainy day fund tapped to avoid shortfall

McCarty wants to return to old office - but this time as auditor

Car tax supporters outspend opponents by nearly $70,000

Testa wants to hold onto county job he has held for last decade

Morse Road makeover will tighten standards for business development

Steen, Cordray have large war chests

Incumbent has only slight monetary edge

Veterans Day Parade marches Friday

ODOT, city ready to attack winter's wrath

Layoffs - not tax hike- on the city's horizon

Layoffs still a possiblity on city's horizon

Police, fire budget allocations increase from 2002

Budget cuts won't close recreation centers

County commissioners OK port authority merger

Mozart's set sights on early opening for new cafe

Council hopefuls' applciations due today

Adminstrator candidate pool down to six

Council approves 5 percent water rate hike

Firefights, cops will no longer work out of nameless facilities

Sixteen file applications to fill spot on council

Cordray assumes office Monday

Band happy to find new home for the holidays

New Council members may be named next week

City seeks help in search for new revenue

Salary study drives city adminstration raises

Arches return to High Street in the Short North

Tight budget held city's attention in '02

Columbus man collects postcards as clues to Central Ohio's history

Cut spending - not jobs, labor groups say

Thomas named to Bradley's seat on council

Possilbility of new Home Depot spurs Graceland redevelopment

Mayor: city will keep doing more with less

Gibson set to take over as Franklin County administrator

Holbrook says football title can open eyes to other OSU virtues

Thomas brings housing fight to council post

Pfeiffer tapped by Columbus council for city attorney post

Nationwide Arena tax appraisal hearing moved again

Republican Party seeks challenger for Coleman