Worthington

Asbury receives 4-percent pay hike

'Flying Cardinal

Worthington of the future focus for 1997's projects and actions

Christmas is the coming of the Stranger

ACLU's off base in case over motto

Schools may be able to stretch funds through '98

Band invited to perform at statewide convention

Grant says school district in good hands

Students to perform in Carnegie Hall in National Honors Band in May

Midwest tourney again was a Classic

Young chess buffs moving on Worthington

Visitors give Worthington teams all they can handle

Midwest's Best

Hoops coach looking for consistency

Season's first big showdown goes to UA gymnasts

Warriors cagers survive Vikes defensive challenge

Cards have been in state of defense

Perry students of the month

The Human Race raises cash for ALS

Thinking of spring

Warriors battle to be the best

Obituaries

Board race, bond issue dominated '97 headlines

Porter says he's still busy despite retirement

Life's changes, unpredictability are not things we should fear

Free throws, resiliency key Wolves over Irish

Arthur boots her way to college success

Wolves look to turn corner in new year

Taking it to the hole

Defense not enough as Cards slip to Mansfield

Stores donate items from 'sweater swap'

Worthington UMC plays Santa to housing group

Fossil finds

It's about choices, not censorship

Community pitched in to make '97 a good year

Police use new tool to stop chases

Chase covers half of county, ends at Worthington Mall

The politically correct stole Christmas

When is it too late to change your mind?

Ohio joins in deregulation push

Environmentalist consumers can't target energy sources

Researcher: Ohio deregulation plan is best in United States

Senator gives deregulation plan 50-50 chance

Pursuit in Westerville ends At Pingree Park

New Year's Day blaze does extensive damage

People called key to city's projects

After 10 years Northrup says his goodbyes at Thomas

Landers eager to begin as new board member

O'Leary selected president of board

New year opens door to new commitments

Motto should be revised, not inscribed

New program makes arts financially accessible to teens

The arts offer economic, aesthetic benefits

Sharing their 'kids'

NOVUS to begin construction in 1998

New Uses is patterned after garage sales

Bank One starts $2 fee for teller transactions

Camping, cooking and caving cubs

Marriage announcements

Letters

Lunch buddies

Plan May wedding

Cardinal stars honored for academics

Obituaries

Students make their mark

Little Women

Thompson Hine & Flory elects Stovall partner

Worthington Christian violinist to be featured at area concert

Marriage Announcements

Referendum

O'Leary ready for '98 challenges

Schools expected to survive HB 412 headaches

City council replaces warren on BZA

City warns residents of illegal address signs

BZA OKs pond, but fence must go

Volunteers are praised

Schools address uniform policy

Suggestions offered on traffic

Ziggy Coyle leaves a legacy of music

Council debates signal mastarms, downtown traffic

Flow of dough helps fatten our governments

Schools, union gearing for contract negotiations

Schools' tax budget shows 3.8-percent hike

School board honors athletes, teams for accomplishments

Schools must continue to strive for educational excellence

Six computer classes added for high school students

Community to honor Martin Luther King Jr.

I-270 drive becomes risky ride in the ruts

Local Presbyterians, Lutherans to set aside differences

Senior citizens prom set for Jan. 24

For the sake of the child

Abbington of Arlington plans May opening

Encore! and Acafellas serenade

Couple buys stationery store

Strohl sets positive example, is admired by his students

Columbus has long, rich history of jazz