Bonnie Michael

Worthington leaders map community-visioning process

City could name community-visioning participants in May

Mobility initiatives almost finished

City could name community-visioning participants in July

Visioning committee selected

Another step approved for vision plan

Q&A: Council candidates answer ThisWeek

Nov. 5 election: Council race might need recount

Per recount, Smith remains on council

Worthington leaders tacking list of updates in 2020

Central Ohio project: MORPC seeks feedback on transportation plan

Worthington City Council: Stafford Village plan approved

Pandemic response: Coronavirus has forced many changes in city

Worthington City Council: Body-worn cameras for police under consideration

Worthington Division of Police: Council member suggests policy, inventory study

Legislation tabled: Council delays body-camera decision

Budget report: Coronavirus puts dent in income-tax revanue

Final feedback: End in sight for Vision Worthington

Beggars Night: Event slated Oct. 29 in tandem with other local communities

Nov. 9 Meeting: Council will review resident's solar-panel appeal

Community Committee: Seven vision statements presented

Upcoming meeting: Council likely will review solar-panel appeal in December

Appointment Process: City officials looking for next vice mayor

Council Resolution: Protest-related police operations require notification

Approved appeal: Resident's solar-panel rejection reversed

Worthy Point of View: Think 'small, local' this holiday season

Worthington Gateway: Trivium's mixed-use building moves forward

City of Worthington: Leaders to zero in on economic development

Worthington in 2021: City officials see progress on major developments

City Council: Public hearing set on zoning request

Community Initiative: Implementation seen as next focus of visioning plan

Worthington Gateway: Trivium's mixed-use building receives penultimate approval

Worthington City Council: Vision statements ready to be molded into actions

Worthington City Council: Electricity program renewed

City Council: High North proposal gets nod; referendum period begins -- Also: Trivium development approved by ARB/MPC

Women's Club honors Michael

Worthington City Council: DORA could be expanded to boost revenue for business

Worthington City Council: $135K approved for police body cameras

Worthington City Council: High North Development agreement approved

Master Plan: McCord Park renovations on track

DORA schedule and participants expanded

Infrastructure Project: Colonial Hills water lines to be replaced in 2022

Worthington Community Center: Renaming fitness floor for Jim Lorimer considered fitting tribute

Worthington Pools: City, school district poised to dive into joint recreation district proposal

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

Worthington Women's Club: Group started 89 years ago holding strong

Council Decision: City nixes fees to obtain permits for block parties, garage sales

Jedd Agreement: Worthington collecting income-tax revenue for Sharon Township

Lifestyle Communities: Latest UMCH proposal receives thumbs down from MPC

As It Were: William Neil made the most of his opportunities

Worthington City Council: Next slate of capital projects include more renovations at McCord Park

Long-term Goals: Rezonings approved to prep Wilson Bridge Corridor for development

Worthy Point of View: Wilson Bridge Road rezoning advances city officials' vision

Former UMCH Site: Worthington City Council denies Lifestyle Communities: rezoning request

Worthington City Council: Robinson, Brewer elected to leadership roles

Wilson Bridge Corridor: City plans review of nonconforming use for

Worthington City Council: Comprehensive plan amendment relates to former UMCH site

Worthington: Rules on nonconforming uses along East Wilson Bridge Road to change soon

Worthington Notebook: City receives federal stimulus funds, hires assistant fire chief

City Ordinance: Worthington bans deer feeding effective July 1

Worthington: Streets, sidewalks repairs expected to begin in July

'Pay to Stay': Worthington considering ordinance to help curb tenant evictions