Lou J. Briggs

On the Move

Mrs. John Briggs Is Named New Clerk of Council

Local Workers in UA Residential Campaign

Ordinance No. 2-70

Ordinance No. 1-70

League of Women Voters supports bond issue here

Notice of ordinance levying assessments

Council Expresses Appreciation to Resigning Clerk

Award Made To Local Resident

League of Women Voters elect officers

West New England to be widened, South Street held over

Booklet on Worthington is ready

Mrs. Briggs to head Women Voters League for metro Columbus

On women's council for care

ERA bracelets

A different Mother's Day gift

Lou Briggs appointed to Worthington City Council

Council fills second seat, other vacancies are open

Council candidate

Campaign treasurer

Letters to the editor

Assistant Director

Council member awarded

Senior citizen program off to good start

Candidate for re-election

City withdraws from HCD Program

School board hit with major assessment for Northland Rd. street improvements

Briggs receives Mayor's Award for volunteer work

business & labor

business people

Residents announce candidacy

Briggs, Block campaigns exceed $1000 in donations

Board uninamoulsly approves sexual abuse prevention programs

School operating levy wins by wide margin

Names in the News

Panel Repeats: Build Sr. Center On Green, City Hall On VW Site

Panel Repeats: Build Sr. Center On Greeen, City Hall On VW Site

Council Committee Explains City Hall, Senior Center Choices

City To Build Senior Center On Green, City Hall On VW Lot

Voters May Decide City Hall Fate

Petunia pushers say thank you

Ten candidates file for board, council

Chosy, Coleman square off in Council race: All four candidates cite City Hall, senior center question as campaign's driving issue

'No' on 15 would allow more use of Green

Chosy challenges three veterans for Council seat: Voters guide

McNaghten wins; Chosy, issue losing

Briggs adds her words of thanks

They do swear

Councilwoman bids for statehouse seat

Council honors Briggs

Digging their jobs

Overpass may offer city relief

City Hall era ends with $2 million meeting

Briggs, Thomas compete for 27th District seat

Briggs promises to stay involved in issues

Letters

The most successful ever

Visitors Bureau sells Worthington

Officials have bags packed for Sayama trip

Bearing gifts: Group to visit sister city in Japan

Visitors share stories of Japanese life: City council team is struck by the use of land in sister-city Sayama

High, route 161. Schrock to be paved

Council looks at shortcut

Day care: Goorey denied right to appeal decision

City to welcome, entertain friends from Sayama, Japan

Briggs lightens load with FCCS resignation

Adult spelling bee is a s-u-c-c-e-s-s

Council refuses to budge on public fee waiver

Happy meals

Bed-tax increase will support visitor bureau

Council appropriates emergency repair funds

New organization for professional women is gaining steam

ARB fields Hartford Park safety, trash problems

Bike path foes consider lawsuit, recall

Bike path showdown is tonight

Talbots to open 4th at Worthington Mall

Briggs avoids 'boardom' during years of public service

Worthington City Council; Pick Briggs, Chapman, Michael

Council agrees to cut cost of Linworth assessments

Briggs' council boots: Four years of tread left

Four running for Worthington council

Michael, Chosy join Briggs on council

John Coleman bows out after 32 years

Council ceremony remains in limbo

Murder shocks and saddens colleagues of Thane Griffin

Council meeting a real Lou-Lou

Support appreciated

City funding OK'd for most groups

Conflicts plague efforts to improve SW quadrant

Residents jam traffic meeting to help drive SW solutions

Condo developers seek OK of building plan

City eyes bike path south of 161

Police sing blues over color of new cars

Residents seek bikepath south of Route 161

Color of crusiers give council 'blues'

East Entryway cleanup project survives red-tape maze

Council honors longtime 'servants'

Council appoints charter review committee