Candy Brooks

Northrup thanks TWHS for 'best decade of my life'

High schools to offer computer programming

New member casts deciding vote for asphalt roof on township hall

Council postpones decision on crosswalk signals

Traffic, schools, recreation are top resident concerns

Ordinance to regulate cell tower sites

Council pares list of 1998 capital equipment purchases

New CVB director has years of experience

State grant to fund economic lessons for local youngsters

City wheels grind slowly toward skate park

Skaters encounter constant conflict

New signs may not be enough to make street safe

WIFA offers food, fun to entice members

Ninth-grade test scores at all-time high

Develop courses with care, parent urges board

He was speechless - almost

Walnut Grove plans spark debate on grave issues

Asbury paints rosy picture in State of Schools

Elder: Public helped make '97 a good year

Board approves sign for Worthington Pools

District seeks more taxes from office building, hotels

Far North neighborhood is scene of drug deal, raid

CVB celebrates success in travel business

Board hears reports from PCC, guidance counselors

MPC puzzled over changes to review, zoning codes

Park not a good site for tower, neighbors say

School bonds sold at 4.6-percent interest

City takes first step toward 'boulevard'

Study of brain waves nets duo top science prize

Cops armed with donated teddy bears

Man charged in abduction involved i n1989 case

WEF to request $45,000 grant from Worthington school board

National City bandit may have hit bank next door

ARB sees red over Mad Dog Tavern proposal

Keller 'draws' for trip to watch supermodel

Persistence spells succes for city team

ARB: Kiosks only hitch in 'stunning' plan

Citizens commended for life-saving efforts

Gazzara raises question about WEF grant request

BZA approves signs, but frowns at Mad Dog Name

'First Flight,' sculpture by Tibor, may go on the Green

Community (charter) schools on board's agenda for tonight

Residents have big ideas for bicentennial

FNCCC considers 550-unit development on Lazelle Rd.

Lori Trego named assistant to city manager

Board looks at charter schools

Ex-employees confront Koury

State chess tourney set at Kilbourne

Social studies to have more content; some still not happy

ARB approves plan for home store

City takes another step toward skate park

Once paralyzed, teacher now reaches out to others

Indian Mound sign reports premature

Fix traffic along with Wilson Hill Park, neighbor says

Construction won't interrupt downtown business, events

Local warehouse raided for fake goods

Cynkar, Toler among finalists for TWHS position

Review board puts teeth into Mad Dog Tavern approval

Rush Run land deal has one foot in the grave

Kids thank straw-makers for donation

Relief sought for oeverworked elementary staff

Schools earn 3 BEST awards

Ballot is goal of Flint foes

Bank robber escapes by running along RR tracks

Principal finalists reviewed by panel

Church groups give Easter baskets to needy kids

Contract talks near end

Grant would put past into futuristic form

Clean up Flint Cemetery - just in case

Book delivers lively view of Worthington

Too many units, too few parks

12-1 middle school ratio drives staff additions

Life goes on

Worthington Board of Education splits over spending issue

Folk art fills City Hall gallery

ARB/MPC approves cell tower in church steeple

Operation Feed trucks to roll May 2

Volunteers still needed for Service Day May 2

Tree planted in Braun's memory

Wilson Hill youth, 13, points unloaded guns at other teens

New Crosswoods project OK'd

Design firm hired by council

Council, township agree to spend more on cemeteries

Community remembers Keith Noble, popular Kilbourne grad

Drug use among local teens is down slightly

FCCS top volunteer reaps rewards in Christina's world

Journey toward character education takes another step

Slate Hill leads the way in character education

Joe Hart will lead Memorial Day Parade

Lazelle Woods Park is dedicated

ARB OKs bank signs, minus ATM copy

Memorial Day Parade to be fun, yet reverent

New TWHS principal hired

City council to hire consultant to design a new skate park

Moore quits; consultant's report critical

40 years of business tradition marked

Office building proposed for High and Wilson Bridge

New church planned on Rt. 161

Council accused of not listening on Rt. 161 project

Commencements set for June 7,8