Susan Brohman

St. John permitted to extend cemetery wall

Baseball school OK'd at new site

New city budget nears $12 million

Council likes initial Linworth Park plans

Property values drive up tax bills

Traffic officials release Hard Road plans; Construction won't begin for years

Surfers now can visit Worthington Web site

Baker hands over chamber's reins to Krumpelman

Worthington Mall hits high note entering '97

City staff explains equipment needs

Pumped up fitness center approved

Last-minute changes pave way for St. Michael

Landscaping plan can't save chain-link fence

Hard Road widening won't come easily

Residents gather to lift voices in King's memory

Schaffer's spirals can be found around Green

Worthington chamber remains healthy

Warner Cable beefs up service in Worthington

Lashutka seeks suburbs' help to build arena

City: Water troubles aren't our fault

Council accepts new contract for police

Police investigate bank robberies

ARB wants mall to comply with plan

Firefighters honored for river rescue

New vice mayor Friedt may not remain in position long

Royal visit benefits Pontifical College

Community leaders predict upbeat 1997

McCoy: Crime numbers return to normal; While incidents increased, citations fell in 1996

Yellow lights could signal arrival of bike path

Second fact-finder meeting planned

Council OKs equipment purchases

Michael wants board to buy Madison park land

New sidewalks could cost residents plenty

City to research legal obligations for drainage problems

Police: Alcohol a factor in fatal wreck

City seeks buyers for Linworth Road houses

Worthington Web page to be unveiled Feb. 20

Dunlay aims to get Far North residents involved

FNCCC supports apartment, storage facilities; Lazelle Road Park plans are unveiled and could become reality this year

Worthington visitors bureau pleased with progress

School fight leads to stabbing; Police expect more arrests

Firefighters, city fail to strike deal

Police: Fight among worst here

Parks board revisits land purchase

Many residents oppose sidewalk plans; Children will be safer, say supporters

Chamber director finalists from area

Resident asks city to settle with firefighters; Traffic tie-ups continue to irk southwest area residents

Council considers parking plans

Worthington officials try old-fashioned 'town meetings'

Old Worthington work won't happen until '98

Addition debate prompts ARB to table request

City seeks cellular-tower moratorium

City seeks new home for houses

A 20-year renaissance; Group brings medieval music to life

Pending rezoning sets stage for commerce center

Ko-Thi dance troupe uses education to make a difference

Butterfield was looking for change of pace, he says

Laymans raise money, awareness for spina bifida research

City and firefighters select state conciliator

Council considered covered tennis courts

Council to study traffic again; Assessment will judge flow through Old Worthington

Council extends cellular tower moratorium to 120 days

Neighbors work out solution

Linworth houses attract no bids

Perry student assaults teacher

District takes bond proposal to the public

Wilson Hill promises parent conference choices

Board promises to consider new science book

Third-graders began annual trek back through time

Schools get good news about bond rating

'Year-round' school plan not ready to initiate

Leviton hopes to mold lives through her craft

BalletMet steps into Art in Action

Bleacher work sends Thomas graduation to Mershon

Large class forces WKHS grads to hit road

Auditor to certify bond issue millage

Science surprise

Hopton aids Bey with 'Basic Training'

Pyne impresses Howard with singing, composing

Thomas Worthington seniors look forward to next level

Sixty percent of eighth grade is finished with state test

Colonial Hills students celebrate, study Rush Creek architecture

Kilbourne bids farewell to 320 graduates

Choir learns benefits of hard work

Many others receive proficiency test results

State test prevents two from graduating

Keg party didn't surprise police

Board backs building repair issue

Parents want district to put end to pesticide use

Odyssey of Mind students rank sixth in world

Levy not needed for new $75 million budget

Fourth-graders test well vs. tougher standards

Keg party participants could be pulled from school activities

Students play key role in month dedicated to city's architecture

Only one of three incumbents commits to board elections

District: We rarely use herbicides

School board to meet Friday

New role will propel Asbury into middle of funding debate

Program lets students experience Alaskan life firsthand

New school takes 'classical' approach