Candy Brooks

Closing Perry Middle School to save $1-million a year

Old Worthington named to register

Jeweler Joe Davis named Small Businesss Person of Year

Council funds study of Wilson Bridge corridor

Bill Ruth's diary describes grit and grind of WW II

Three finalists named for libraries director position

Board spars over words and numbers

City to be center of action this summer

Nearly 700 to receive diplomas

Planned summer street repairs announced

Plans for new downtown cafe put on hold

Plans for new downtown cafe put on hold

MPC tables rezoning of house on E. New England

Use of MAC by schools questioned

City street repair bid comes in under estimate

Council may vote for texting ban

School yard rocks with 'Thriller' performance

City hosts 3 big events this weekend

Seven years at Slate Hill have been 'blessing,' Girard says

MAC to house kindergartners next year

Webbed feet take long trek from school to river

Code change could permit antique shop in home

Bev Spain shares her story of survival and hope

Chuck Gibson hired as new library director

Relayers round the track, round the clock

Dog park being considered at Godown

Texting ban OK'd by council; cell phone limits may be next

Fireworks, food and fun on tap

Colonial Hills to open doors for 2010 Tour of Homes

Colonial Hills blossomed after WWII beginnings

Colonial Hills still celebrates Independence Day

Residents share vision for corridor

Dave Foust resigns from city council

Even more dishes on menu at Taste of Worthington

Once anchor of Park Highlands, home headed for demolition

Through hard times to highest peaks, Mansfield led libraries through it all

Rain whets apetites for Taste of Worthington

Council votes down zoning request

Council votes to hike building permit fees

Cell phone ban legislation on hold

Planners get pedestrian view of Wilson Bridge Road corridor

Willing, able city resident needed to fill council seat

Council: No more money to Edsall group

Darren Hurley hired to lead parks and rec

Plans for overpass design unveiled

Students may earn credit outside the classroom

The Meribah chapter comes to an end

Police levy may be on Sharon Township ballot this fall

Food pantry moves to old Harding site

Sharon trustees place police levy on ballot

Study: Area can support development

Wilson Bridge Road plans unveiled

Science teachers swap roles as Fulbright scholars

Lutheran Social Services opens offices on W. Wilson Bridge Rd.

Residents can enjoy art in the yard Saturday at the MAC

Concerns arise after rash of crimes

City council opening draws 14 applicants

Residents: take control, or move out

Auditor's report on schools not ready

Local teen worked, played haed on recent Red Sox trip

Worthington schools expect another A+ on state report card

Funds unlikely to delay levy

Members interview five for city council vacancy

City, residents vow to restore safety after crime sprees

Sale of mall may ignite city's future

Penny Harvest will reap rewards of 5K run

Arts Center looking to enroll members

Audit: schools spend more than its peer districts

Patriot's Day planned for Saturday on Village Green

Parent: Phoenix tops that of local elite private schools

Closing facility a possibility for UMCH

Patriots of all ages remember Sept. 11

Struggling Worthington Station will continue to get tax break

ARB tables sign for Goodwill donation center

Twelve seniors named National Merit semifinalists

Board, public digest hefty state audit

High Street to open to throngs of visitors on Market Day

Rotarians install fountain, seating area at Parklands

More UMCH facts unveiled during forum

UMCH denies allegations in report

Two compassionate teachers win 2010 Gary Smith award

Pooch Parade returns to High St.

Driver resigns after child left on bus

"Judeo-Christian round trip" will be title of Goorey's speech

City council refuses hard line on UMCH

What rain? Dogs still dug Fido Fest

Council says no, again, to E. New England zoning

Estates citizens 'appalled' by city response to UMCH problems

Duffey, Robinson have disparate philosophies

Kilroy slams Stivers for skipping forum

New UMCH head: 'I will be accountable'

Homecoming celebrates community traditions

UMCH school staff reassigned in district

Glass addirion proposed for Worthington Jewelers

Council OKs watered-down UMCH resolution

Review board rules cupcake shop tasteful

Latest attack ad refuted bylibfary board president

Duffey runs on record of fiscal conservatism

Innovation is key to creating Ohio jobs, says Robinson

District may delay levy, treasurer says