Worthington

COVA helps those with mental illness

COVA helps those with mental illness

Worthington art festival is Saturday and Sunday

Board delays funding measure

Man indicted on internet sex charges

Parents have tough call when making summer plans for kids

Signs for convalescent homes sent back for redesign

It's time to declare war on road congestion

Historical society planning civil war program for kids

Crafty, tasteful politicians inspire popular yarn

Parents voice concerns about art, intervention specialist

Summer means more renovation projects for schools

City's connector meetings to end this week

Zoo's manatee exhibit scheduled to open Monday

Ceramics students plan booth at festival

Camps allow students to explore career opportunities

Art is going to the cats through Saturday

Recycled show to launch Easton Shadowbox

Restaurant celebrates 35 years

Clintonville's fire options vary

School news

Hog heaven

Student generosity

Cooling off with dad

Letters

Obituaries

Foundation members work for telethon

Engagement announcements

Buckeye beats the heat

Weightlifting Wolve

This planning committee...

The task at hand

Shier promises campaign against COTA tax plan

Schools' treasurer says he will stay

Parades, games fireworks displays will celebrate the Fourth of July

Worthington, Northwest libraries' staffs at your service

Police don't help by giving drunken drivers free passes

Nearly 2 dozen teachers, support staff taking retirement

Our new plant-watering 'system' soaks

Council approves measures for streets, Selby Park

FCCS settles on 3.49-mill levy

Summer programs offer instruction for adults, children

Back to the ballot: Connector may reappear in 2000

Writing only state test to trip up fourth-graders

Children's understanding of death maybe different

Volunteers guide students toward college

Annual tour honors those who helped 'village' improve

Three times blessed

Race for Cure fund-raising hits new high

'89 case costs city $1.8 million

Interior designers say Parade homes a good mix

Decimating blaze strikes Ohio state facility

'Species communicator' gets the message from pets

Group meeting on Polaris TIF produces 'frank exchange'

Opening parties feature entertainment at Easton

Clean-up duty

Dad gets a little pie-eyed

Relaxing on Father's Day

Singing celebration

Letters

Post-prom party planners

Worthington Hills + math contest = victory

New Eagle Scouts

Students grin and bear it

Where's Mickey?

Celebrating the arts

Awards are handed out

School tradition blossoms

Obituaries

Slate Hill students take an 'Odyssey of the Mind'

September wedding

Wed in Linworth

Director Dunn says 'other half' is all good

Lack of signature prompts board to bounce sign request

Schools' '99-00 appropriations top $84.5 million mark

Jacobs and Glimcher take their mall battle to the people

Residents say they will fight Olympus

July Fourth parade a first step for sister, me

City's 5-year list of bond projects totals $559 million

Spanish, Japanese added at two elementary schools

Communication overload gives me techno blues

Flaherty's push for women's bobsledding nears fruition

New compass school utilizes project approach to education

Lindner's 'new' Ford is a 96-year-old, two cylinder

Teachers, administrators work on improving test scores

Inebriate center rezoning goes before council

Museum facilities study looks for more room

Franklin County farmers continue to flourish

Red carpet treatment to kick off Easton happenings

ALS warrior's weapon is web

'How the other half loves' is an entertaining farce

Letters

Obituaries

Rapp named senior writer; Hulkenberg sports editor

Group makes donations

October vows

Golden anniversary

Civil war

Engagement announcements

Bravo! for the children