Candy Brooks

In the Ray of progress

Sunday studies

Late night humor helped me make it through the year

Architects show plans for new city buildings

Council backs cause with taxpayers' money, committee says

Review Board approves compromise on Kingsley Ray demolition plans

Review Board asks for legal advice on fence proposal

Council sinks more $ into designs

Methodists plan major expansion to High St. church

Hail to Harding Hospital, a haven in our midst

Trash pickup speedy, but traffic still stinks

Picnickers share Saab stories

Market Day: end-of-season bargain we hate to leave

Review Board just says no to Davidson's fence plans

MDC: Reptile importer may stay

This little city went to Market

Reader shares editorial comment

Don't let this be another election where nobody comes

School profiles: More district diversity reflected in test scores

Seniors split on Issue 15

Board hopefuls spew profiles and promises

Women must temper anger with justice, or victimize all

Fallon blasts 'win/win' as contract talks go on

Sculpture gets first 'showing' in Hartford Street driveway

'National Review' editor reminisces about Worthington roots

Police station to get overhaul, addition

There she is

Bank One appeals sign denial

Home Market plans a mystery

Review Board doesn't buy Mall's new colorful theme

Three hopefuls eye Township clerk's job: Voters guide

City Hall/senior center puzzle

Teacher quits over 'fair share' strife

Slate Hill kids learn lessons from senior citizen tutors

Election Day '91: It's all over but the pouting

Council overturns denial of modern Bank One sign

'Weight-reduction plan' is still a four-letter word

Timko is confident, Grant holds out hope: Board election still in limbo

News editor reaps words of praise

BZA okays City Hall, sr. center; pulls plug on neon window signs

Incest victim shares quest for recovery

Park preservation plans proceed

Sugar shack

Senior citizen 'mansion' planned for UMCH site

Sweet as sugar

Open house, tree lighting welcome holiday season

Sisters bake bountiful batches

City taps surplus to balance budget

City gets tough on neon lights

Double duty

Gilded grasshoppers, mod lights send Mall plans back to the table

May the 'other' Kilbourne School not rest in peace

Growing questions tackled by planners

Out for a Sunday ride

Teachers get 6.9 percent raise with contract

Editor offers annual dysfunctional holiday tips

Arts wing, UMCH, Griswold on Review Board's agenda

Open House continues

Duffey aims ax at salaries but budget escapes intact

Origami ornaments

Teen panel gives straight answers to kids' questions

Crusade to light forgotten tree unites family and friends

Another teacher quits; claims 'fair share' isn't

High to be torn up during slow season

New construction costs jack CIP to $4.6 million

Police warn of con artists soliciting DARE 'donations'

And the winner is ... the fiascos and foibles of '91

From tragedy to tarantulas: a look at the news of '91

Academic path led to WAC leadership

City loses control of zoning judgements to new county environmental court

Hardware sign case may land in new court

Hoeffler's memories of Dave Howell reflect on both

Council dickers over funding of outside groups

Timko's time

Architects aim for equity in plans for new Thomas Worthington wing

Bargaining pays off for Mall manager: ARB okays new designs

Young skier awakens from coma caused by New Year's accident

Hold the anchovies: mall-style cafeteria serves up choices

The hardest part of parenting gets harder sometimes

'Graduates' learn truth from DARE

You can never go home again, but you can ski in Colorado

Lots at Linworth Commons get bigger; MDC approves

Worthington boutique supplies local demand for Canvasbacks

Court date postponed as long as neon stays dark; Zettler to apply for awning sign as compromise

Don't close your eyes to real message sent by 'open' sign

Refinancing talks set for next Monday night

Council okays 'sophisticated' image for mall

Ice rink plans cool on shelf

High St. work to start

Worthington News makes Letterman show again

100 take exam to fill opening on police force

Local church sends food to Russia with love

Eleanor Bierly closes the books after 38 years as township clerk

Family still mourns loss of David Spellacy, hero

Glenn touches down here

Councilwoman bids for statehouse seat

Adventists spread fellowship with labor, love, and cement

Dust to fly at funeral home

Youngster's dream of equality still waiting to come true

UMCH buildings okayed, but request for waiver sends Sunrise back to table