Candy Brooks

Teacher contract approved ty 4-1 vote

Historical society, mound neighbors seek compromise

Worthington boasts 11 National Merit semifinalists

Teachers and classes, not finances, get high grades on survey

Home improvements, Christmas tree lot get BZA nods

Board on annex: use it or lose it

City projects minor spending increase

Farm market rezoning up to city council

Hungry crowd turns out for PCC picnic

Leaf trucks plan to sweep the city clean

Northeast land dispute settled

Ohio train to make daily stops in Worthington

Opposition may be too weak to halt swing of wrecking ball

Annex may present first real test of city's demolition laws

List of fire candidates trimmed

Worthington has much to gain

Parents object to piloting year-round school

Planning commission gives final okay to Mad Dog

Administrative shuffle nears an end

Schools looking at year-round school pilot

Art leaque's fall show spotlights top local artists

Indian mound plaque proposal returns to BZA on Thursday

High school bands rated 'excellent' at state contest

City may invoke eminent domain

Council rejects farm market rezoning proposal

ARB tables annex demolition issue

Annual city grants requested

Crowd welcomes city's first public sculpture

Board focuses on accomplishments of Worthington students and schools

Fitness facility may be added

News of CRC chair's death casts pall over meeting

Holiday open house set for Sunday

Elementary students prove science is fun

Budget sparks debates on traffic, sidewalks

Need for loan questioned

FNCCC supports rezoning along Old State Road

Gibson eyes annex for charter school

Magazines again spotlight city's holiday charms

Area could become official historic district

Treasurer, superintendent are up for overdue raises

Horizontal sign may mark mound

City generates plenty of ideas for annex use

Guernsey Bank can break ground

Spending up; school district figures it may need '99 levy

Edwards quits after serving 'long, hard' on zoning board

Resolution opens doors to eminent domain

School board, WCA agree to extend old contract

Kilbourne students wrap up another season of giving

City looks at building indoor swimming pool

Council approves pay hikes for city employees

City adopts new tree lawn regulations

1998: The Year in Review

McNaghten elected president

Crews cushion winter's blast

2nd interim principal Emery will run school

Three 4-story buildings proposed

City to hire consultant to study pools, fitness center

Baptists plan addition to Linworth Church

Sparks fly as board approves 1999 tax budget

Sidewalk shoveling lags behind snowfall

Asbury defends staff additions as enrollment levels decline

Public invited to view options

ARB denies bank signs

Everyone is urged to live the dream

Library settles lawsuit over roof replacement

City council OKs funds for easement

BOE wants to see budget cuts

PCC hires director, boradens focus of character-building efforts

Joseph Gilyard left an impression

Council refuses to hear appeal of ARB decision

Residents divided over median

Annex should be renovated or 'mothballed', says consultant

Arts, fitness centers in future

Schools face decisions on levy, offices, annex in '99

5 finalists include local officer

Melrose Apple bill still alive, thanks to persistent students

MPC says no to request to rezone

Trimmed budget up by 7.3 percent

Boat compromise sails by BZA

Mayor asks for higher fines, court costs

Neil Walter a 28-year facorite of TWHS students

Bahorek to vie for Columbus treasuere's job

Students learn the value of change

School district may see interest savings

Council tables appeal of Huntington sign proposal

Restaurant owners want liquor option on November ballot

Storage business will take over site

Lashutka says 'no sale' on Rush Run

Firefighter honored for saving woman from burning truck

Council still hopes for deal on cemetery property

Dentist's rezoning request denied

Read Across America to be celebrated in schools, at mall

Attitude is routine at downtown fitness center

Extra $1.3-million in local school budget

Murder victim was finalist for city development job

Topless dancing ended, for now

Worthington sues for right to buy land

Librarians win annual spelling bee

New ordinance not expected to draw more self-storage business

Bluffsview shines as solar school