Worthington

Ancestors' work led to Labor Day

Senate bill takes action against childhood obesity

The dog ate my levy request

Labor Day Festival will feature games, food and live music

District will seek input from public

Charter school scores on state report are telling

Efforts will go a long way toward funding research

Too soon to gauge results on charter school students

Volunteers are recognized for years of school work

Compete for Cure raises nearly $3000

Library has resources for students and schools

PCC Group using Griffin, comedy to build character

WK delivers final blow in classic battle

Cardinals want to get back to pack mentality

Larkin's way sends mighty message today

Target on WK after '03 year

WK boasts six starters back in fold

Fresh faces ready to fill gaps in Cardinals lineup

Soccer Cardinals chalk up first wins

Warriors hope to find same success

Assistants have returned to face OSU

Bike bridge will be bilt at Broad Meadows

Bridal announcements

No heated debates at smoking ban forum

Huntington begins planned move to Northland

City to ask for clean-up as rebuilding plans brew

Robbery of woman in bank lot solved with help of witnesses

Spare Parts for the Home closes up shop

The impact of closing an elementary school

Columbus chooses site for bike path connection

Library to commemorate 9/11 with civic events

Getting kids back into school mode isn't easy but worth the trouble

Grove City next foe for Kilbourne

Thomas must put opener behind it

Wolves pleased with results in busy early slate

Wolves reach course consistency

State title is only goal for Kilbourne girls team

Cross country teams expect more

Cardinals boys' squad must rebuild after title seasons

Tomato plant reaches heights outside local woman's door

Trustees to hear results of study on runway plan

Eyes on the ball

Sczesny wins Smith memorial award

Mighty Swing

Officials optimistic about solving arson case

American politics need dose of thoughtful debate

Baby animals could help zoo avoid COSI's fate

Ice hockey gets a stick up with local businesses' help

Today's the day to tackle illiteracy

COTA is not redundant to bus-riding commuters

Fresh leaders in demand

Obituaries

Production is comedy focusing on high school theater

Couple forms association to help others

Girls Inc. boosts empowerment, esteem

Festivities at St. Michael's

Enrollment slide continues at area Catholic Schools

WK plagued by miscues, tough Dawgs

Cards unable to make dent on scoreboard

OSU's Turano on cloud nine

Fraser just the kind of captain Buckeyes want

Cards know they must work hard

Cards adjusting to a new coach, new OCC division

Wolves spikers need to stay focused

Warriors in line to improve on '03 finish

Columbus prescription will relocate

City council enacts smoking ban

Community to remember, commemorate Sept. 11

Worshippers bid church farewell

Expansion meeting planned for Friday

Bridal announcements

Fund-raising letter amuses House candidate Ottolenghi

State is taking steps to curtail ID theft

Wolves over loss, now focusing on Scioto

Payne adjusts to life on varsity

VanDoorn makes successful switch from basketball

'Mr. Polite' takes different persona when on course

Brader adjusting to offensive move

Tutts Cafe in Crosswoods casts wide net over the Mediterranean

Cards still search for offensive answer

Cardinals' junior serious about role as leader

First victory boosts field hockey Wolves' hopes

Meyer announces SNP news department promotions

Character trait of the month is the respect

Obituaries

City questions runway impact offered by OSU

Smoking ban to go into effect Sept.30

Information on smoking ban coming

Study: Airport noise will decrease

Remembering

An easy target removes bulls-eye

Airport noise has risen, impacted quality of life

Airport advertises itself as corporate gateway

Challenger's campaign not likely to outspend opponent

Public employees at polls misplaced

War on terrorism changes our priorities in leadership

Sept. 11 events compete with football

Lhota now on board as new COTA president

Show is comical tribute to Chekhov

School board agrees to sell property