Brittiny Dunlap

Worthington Hills sets up for Summerfest

Event aims to get parents, children thinking about what they consume

Doors of academy's new facility set to open for 2006-07 school year

Band rolls into town Friday to rock with library crowd

Heat wave draws crowds to pool

Donation provides home for church

'Incredible' number of people using city's wireless internet

Hadley bids farewell to 13-year ministry at St. John's church

Mortar Board honors local women

Libraries next to offer wireless internet

Coalition's efforts help city win Healthy Ohioans award

Room redo was 4-H fun for local girl

Swimming coach proves he's still got it

Student brings back fresh perspective from Costa Rica

Walk raises cash for children's home

Local woman pushes pedals to help fight deadly disease

Church reaches out through ESL tutors

Parks and rec registration goes online

New event offers a peek at Riverlea's hidden talent

Husband's death prompts Bell to join Heart Walk

Runners collect thousands for charities

City reels after shooting

Davis house may be 'scary', but doesn't violate codes

Vault will preserve stories of Worthington's veterans

Jubilee Foods prpares to close doors

Church fest still going strong after 30 years

Ceremony organizer: Never forget 9/11 attacks

Man who stepped in front of train Thursday identified

Coalition hopes to stock local pantries

Hayden celebrates ministerial milestones

Houses give up remnants to charity before demolition

Book eavesdrops on world of blind travel

Davis still in jail after not-guilty plea

Adult choir expands, seeks new singers

Residents of all faiths invited to annual gathering

Jubilee Foods fixtures will help autistic children learn

Retired Judge, 80: You can do more than you think

Woman organizes Race for Hope after friend's death

Council pushes back abatement, TIF

State audit holds good news for city

City goes to market Saturday

'We'll be able to help a lot more people'

Resurrected honor guard reflects pride in fire department

Historic Church Walk is an exercise in spiritual awareness

Vault sealed, named to honor project architect Smith

Art People will play spectator to fundraising walk, auction

New set of managers will oversee mall work

Revamped web site makes debut

Delegates enjoy football, funny priest

Council lures company with grant

Prayer breakfast focuses on forgiveness

Group works to shun parenting-class stigma

City's fire department will show off its home Sunday

Worthington's Market Day brings out craftsmen, shoppers despite rain

Alleged shooter in court on Monday

Developers reveal plans to replace Jubilee building

Young actor hopes short film leads to opportunities

Pipe dream come true

Candle Lab strives for unique scents

History book

Railway museum promices spirited trolley ride

CVS, buildings met with concerns

Jason's makes progress with board

American Legion post offers respectful way to dispose of flags

City Council throws support behind Issue 5, opposes Issue 4

Family escapes morning fire, but house is total loss

Rotary Club takes on park's brick walkway as fundraiser

Collectors of political items pin hopes on interested youth

Student quartet practices its way to Carnegie Hall

Smiles abound as area dentist retires

Holmes accepts D.C. job, leaves City Council

Accident takes Worthington man's life

Restaurant's site-change proposal exposes violations

Lecture focuses on society's collection of historical dresses

Wellness Forum celebrates 10 years

Shiatsu specialists tout health benefits

New fire truck increases efficiency, effectiveness

Display of military uniforms spans decades

Projections: City won't meet carryover goal

I-270 construction project--Council decries paucity of details

Group may focus on city arts center

Plethora of city equipment up for bid

Author visit highlights library's fest

City warms up for the holidays

Association hopes to draw shoppers Downtown for event

Riverlea bond will pay for street repair

Lucy gets chance to help kids gain confidence in reading

Worthington firefighters test their limits in triathalon

City hires full time law director

Gifts galore can be found at art league sale

Theater troupe books one-man 'Christmas Carol' as fundraiser

State adds to arts center funding

Holidays of yore no bore for city's young pioneers

Council gives nod to budget

Corporation will take reins at center

'Stirring' leads women to Romania

"Elves" help to collect record donations

Revised CVS plans better, far from perfect, board says

Proposed houses scorned by neighbors

Book explores history of neighborhoods