Doug Smith

Smith named outstanding Jaycee President

Jaycees invite candidates

ARC picnic honors long-term workers

Smith prompts seniors to look ahead

Stock market game teaching economics

Bowling for kids' sake

Refurbished library is back in business

East gridiron boss was a genuine molder of men

Community helps us through recent tragedy

Newcomer, 26, has plans to run for city council

Smith to appeal decision to elections board

Smith looks to 2011 after board boots him from ballot

Smith off council ballot, but vows to keep fighting

An interview with Doug Smith, Worthington City Council candidate

Five seek three full terms on city council

Two new faces will join incumbents on City Council

Two newcomers win seats on Worthington City Council

Michael, Smith far outspend other city council candidates

Smith filled with ideas 'to help everyone'

Police, councilman emphasize new block watches, connectivity

Transitional gardens could take root in neighborhoods

Transitional gardens

Showe property: Council says no to pocket-park purchase

Some Crandall residents want sidewalks added

Letters: Vote against park shows council members 'just don't get it'

Letters: Record is clear: Far more people favor than oppose pocket park

Letters: Council showed little regard for wishes of its constituents

Worthington City Council: Bob Chosy stopping at 20 years of service

Worthington City Council: Letter will be sent on its way to LC

Council field has 3 seats, 5 candidates

Election offers opportunities to protect city's unique quality

Issue 38: Council officially opposing amendment

Wilson Bridge office building: Trivium to renovate site for medical complex

Giving residents time to speak maintains community character

Letters: Issue would only provide time to prevent bad outcomes for city

City Council candidates: Incumbents seek to use their experience in moving forward

Campaign finance reports: Michael raises most among city council candidates

Issue 38 reaches finish as narrow winner

Worthington City Council: Newcomer Foust leads voting to join incumbents

Worthington City Council: Budget work starts debate over bureau

Foust ready for challenges, learning curve

Pay raises discussed: Council hasn't increased wages since 1988

Convention and Visitors Bureau survives: City Council votes to continue funding organization

Year in review: Developments in business, traffic dominate city's news

WARD survey: Group seeks follow-up on uses for site

Sidewalk installation: Ideas shared for changing process

Proposals for sidewalk policy temporarily sidelined

Council concludes discussion, approves zoning overlay

Story misses that residents don't want sidewalks

Pool system seeks loan forgiveness

Bike and pedestrian initiative: Advisory board still finding its footing

Council discusses first raise since '88

Council approves pay increase for 2017

Solar panel moratorium: District's appearance central issue

Permits status quo, but Smith seeks food-truck fervor

Letters: Smith deserves praise for plan to add food-truck presence

Worthington's Smith plans to join 21st House race

Councilmen pushing for clean-energy program

Worthington City Council: Energy-aggregation plan gains steam

Nov. 6 ballot: Aggregation plan now up to residents

Nov. 6 ballot: Energy plan outreach continues

Council tables vote on Granby Place

Nov. 6 ballot: Issue 39 would let city bulk up on power

Aggregation action starts in January

Electricity-aggregation program: AEP Energy chosen as supplier

97% opting for energy aggregation

Poggemeyer will consult on visioning: Worthington picks firm to lead community-planning effort

Q&A: Council candidates answer ThisWeek

Per recount, Smith remains on council

Worthington City Council: Stafford Village plan approved

Five-month report: City - Energy aggregation paying off

Alleged misuse of charity funds

Long-term Goals: Rezonings approved to prep Wilson Bridge Corridor for development

Worthington City Council: $37,500 approved for community grants program

Franklin County Judge's Order: Smith must repay $20,000 for alleged misuse of funds

New Leadership Role: Worthington mulling sustainability manager