Kara Dickinson

Taking the low road: Rude drivers made me lose control

Whiteman's are in no hurry to slow down

Theater troupe seeks storage space, new site

Business offers assortment of candles, tin art

Bus lets passengers travel the information highway

Surf's up at new 'cybercafe'

Wildlife hospital to hold annual festival

Pryce pleased with progress after two terms in D.C

Arnebeck focuses on Pryce, reforming elections

Accused teen burglars to stand trial

Widening of clogged Sawmill Road planned for 1997

'Towne Centre' may be coming soon

NWCA won't look at galleria before '97

Kittle's home furnishings enters local market

Former WKHS student charged in Dublin man's shooting death

Teen suspects in slaying still incarcerated

New boundaries could spell end of Perry fire dept.

Residents seek West Case light, not wider intersection

Graham indicted, pleads 'not guilty'

Judge upholds charge of aggravated murder in Teets case

Dublin considers legislation to remove Perry

Dublin OKs township transfer

Delicatessen manager's life changed by summer in Waco

Mud could push residents into court

October chase ends in guilty plea for one of two teen suspects; The 17-year-old could face up to 38 years in prison

Wasn't that customer Mikhail Baryshnikov?

Friends mourn loss of man who loved flying

When it comes to buying a car, it's still a boys club

Outlet will be place to see, learn about fish

Hunt won't turn his back on professional hockey fight

Hold on, Central Ohio, you are about to enter the (naming) Zone

Leaders note impact Gee had on community

Fannie Mae's Flaherty serious about housing

Lashutka: 'Reasonable' look at noise law possible

Leaders aren't calling graphics code banner legislation

Low-bid price is right for pen site cleanup

Public welcome to amphitheater noise meeting

Columbus addresses senior recreation

Residents again fail to sway council

City, visitors bureau work on sporting events game plan

Water towers will keep out commercial, Thomas says

Challengers' focus: neighborhoods

Lawsuits may prompt training for police

Council OKs slew of tax breaks before seeing report

Columbus council incumbents forming platforms

Councilman Habash moves on up, but not out

Group: Decrease pesticides in water

Amphitheater noise group begins its work on Sept 4.

Leases won't cover trash plant debt

Officials scratch heads over residents' poor recycling

City amphitheater won't wait for riverfront group

County seeks buyers for current COSI site

Public gets look at RCC plans soon

Living with stereotypes in a world of critics

Exhibit features treasures from ancient Israel

Johnson stresses qualifications in city attorney's race

Reidelbach: Council must listen to neighbors

Seniors levy in quality of life issue, Carroll says

Tax foe not surprised arena, stadium in works

Updated trash code still not ready for council

Coalition wants Whittier to be 'Urban Oasis'

Coleman wants to build on accomplishments

Team approach works in City Council race

Lashutka proposes tax rollback

New program makes arts financially accessible to teens

Sale of pen souvenirs irks some

Commissioners' budget includes set-aside for rainy day

Firefighters fueling budget change

New Rumpke recycling pact likely

Demolition dashed plans for pen site museum

IRS order leaves city pinched but not bleeding

Cash for trash study missing from city budget

'Pollyanna' grew up to be 'Anna'

Jackson preparing to pump up domestic violence program

Work continues on riverfront plan

Construction adds a billion bucks to county tax base

Events at King to mark Black History Month

Recycling contract questions piling up

Columbus approves tax break for Mettler Toledo Scales

Coleman fits Fisher's bill for partner

Neighborhoods to get new lighting

Fraternal Order of Police: Bradley comments unfair

Chipped tooth suit latest to tick off Bradley

City workers want yard waste contract

Council approves Rumpke contract with safeguards

BalletMet to share stage with acclaimed stars

Symphony recognizes three central Ohio music teachers

Connector's secret supporter comes forward

Smith, McElroy reinforce 30-year-old battle lines

Mt. Air residents fear sewer project means annexation

Northwest groups say focus on Route 161

'Humps,' 'chokers' and chicanes' talk of traffic

Council finds $250,000 for traffic 'calming'

Contributions to Columbus Foundation jump 87 percent

New riverfront plan due soon

Columbus OKs funds for Hard Road study

Latest police lawsuit settlement is a bitter pill for city

Morse-Bethel connector issue hits close to home for supporter

Charges against Clerk of Courts will be widened

Council kicks off funding to update computer system