Katie Lombardi

Athletes can lace up, suit up for race at Antrim

Nearly $2 million donated for center

McCormick wants book to give readers their 'place in history'

Focus on fiscal responsibility center of Duffey's council bid

Delegation of seven heads over to Worthington's sister city, Sayama

Fiscal stability, quality of life focus of Michael's campaign

Cultivating space

AEP representative gets earful from residents about outages

Surplus is projected in 2008

Few problems reported due to road work

Six months to go on bike path construction

Mentors wanted: Cards for Kids, Wolves kick off new year

City services, economics important to Chosy

'Service of Thanks' planned to cap off city's bicentennial

'Eclectic mix' promised for Founders Day events

Prepare beggars to hit the street

Tiara, sash aid in Glanzman's pursuit of public service, charity

Briggs pledges to maintain quality of life

Budget, airport divisive issues at candidates night

School board hopefuls entering the home stretch

Forum packs house, yields heated debate

Minton's new program target younger users

StreetFest musicians, dancers add verve to Founders Day

Runner speeds through Columbus Marathon

Japan visit gave residents a different slice of life

'Skin master' helps earn spa spot on cable show

A sense of place

Jones' work catches eyes at film festival-and in Hollywood

Supreme Court rules against Worthington

Survivor's work gives insight into Jewish struggle

Baby boomers invited to senior center for class

Lily One plans to give back to community

Web site offers link to city's past

A 'ruff' life

Diamond hopes to sparkle in nationwide tour of 'Rent'

City wants residents to help track planes' noise

Norris uses mandalla to reconnect with self

Religion, community subject of Village Talk

'Legacy of Honor: A Tribute to Veterans' set

Two Thomas Worthington veterans to be added to plaque

Wellness Forum hosts physician promoting plant-based eating

FAQs, safety pointers found on new fire divsiion Web site

Incumbents say they're ready to get back to work

Visit to Japan inspires pen-pal program

WC Gathers to open at North High spot in December

Mansfield named Ohio Librarian of the Year

Council hesitant to support freeway project

City council will hear Ashbury House condo plans next month

Thomas Worthington graduate hits Broadway with 'Lion King'

Church's market blends shopping, giving

Hooved guests new to association's open house

Women present City Council with quilt memorializing Worthington

Interest in hunting, fishing gives Worthington resident air time

Church provides spiritual home for love ones- and their families

Granville road project may be revived in 2003

Glassy eyes, bisque heads give climpses of past

Business' first decade sees changes, competition

Expansion of runway has supporters

Merriment abounds in Old Worthington Sunday

Community center's windows bring two before council

Worthington to pilot lost persons program

Hilz joins BIA with message: Residential growth is good

Fourth-grader ponies up ponytail for charity

Conflicting airspace contributes to noise

Scottie McBean keeps name, changes owners

Expenditures outweigh revenue for city next year

Book explores ideology linking Nazis, Taliban

Bicentennial a big focus of Worthington's 2003

City council approves next year's budget

Asbury condos get go-ahead from council

Small business owners get educational boost

Author's book deals with child mood disorders

Community effort helps stuff stockings

Olsen makes the cut to tour with PGA in 2004

Guidelines take guesswork out of building design

Projects gussy up city in '04

Complaints rolling in

Quiet zone at railroad tracks a possibility

Coalition focuses on residents' well-being

ODOT again targets York Temple Road

ODOT wants to ease I-270 congestion

Fund-raiser highlights daily struggle of dialysis patients

Zoll brings findings of airfield assessment to council

Airfield's brass: Expansion's effect not significant

Preliminary plans for arts annex head to council

Library to hold forum focusing on public health care

More noise monitors to move into community

Lydall Inc. announces plans to close plant

Snow, sleet keeps city crews busy

Orchestra taps Price as recipient of Community Music Educator of the Year

Church plans $3.5 million in renovations

Tracking program under way

Arts center would be one of few

Shinew: School, library partnership important

FCCS levy lands on March ballot in wake of rising costs

Council bids farewell to clerk, commends good neighbor

Celtic theme shapes association's meeting

'Ship of Fools' editors expected to poke fun at religious standards

Council shoots down request for a High Street turn signal

I-270 interchanges at Route 23, I-71 targeted