Worthington

Avoid damaging cuts; approve Issue 49

Issue 49 is voters' chance to take responsibility for schools

Worthington has proven itself a high-quality district

Cuts if levy fails would greatly damage community

Issue 49 will preserve high-quality education

District has yet to earn our trust handling money

Levy will let district to continue providing crucial education

Levy is bargain given benefits to community

Levy failure will hurt district's student athletes

A vote for Issue 49 is a vote for Worthington's future

Some funding 'experts' don't understand schools' value

Residents can calculate levy's cost to them

Protesters presence noted

Event support appreciated

'Yes' vote is vote for all of district's children

Falkoski: City could use my development background

Council veteran Goorey looking at challenges to come

Miller wants a more efficient tech-savvy Columbus

Worthington art teachers' unique creations on display

Engagement announcements

Engagement announcements

Obituaries

Marriage announcements

Ex-CEO of Worthingtoon Fooods to speak at prayer event

Residents to pay more or have less

Myers thinks his experience would benefit city council

Budget, jobs, sustainability shapen Duffey's council platform

Foust says council should focus on city's economic development

Council nixes high-tech crosswalk on Olentangy River Rd.

What to do with 3600 seconds

Efforts made Eisenhart event a huge success

Accountability has been demonstrated

We need reliable data from leaders

District at crossroads, needs approval of 49

Well-rounded education is vital

Cards Inc. officers urge support of 49

Patrons' opinions, suggestions welcomed by library system

High noon for backers of Issue 49

Levy failure would mean loss of vital programs

Despite doomsaying, schools will survive if Issue 49 fails

Levy approval will maintain education, home values

District hasn't shown itself worthy of 'yes' vote on levy

There are many good reasons to approve levy

District must address teacher pay before requesting money

Johnston is Sharon's best bet

District's commitment deserves levy approval

Only a 'no' vote will help district be accountable

Obituaries

Letter was dead on in its criticism of Obama

Levy is crucial to our children's quality of life

School district must adapt as we in private sector have

Thanks for charity support

District's many wonderful opportunities deserve focus

Issue 2 will be far better for Ohio than the alternatives

Adoption of Issue 2 will hurt small family farmers

County voters would do well to elect Hummer

Issue 2 would benefit only big agribusiness

Great educational experience well worth cost of levy

'Frightening' financial forecast shows 2012 deficit

Fair energizes Wilson Hill kids with games, experiments

Candidates address airport

State school board applaud's district's banner achievement

Four angle for two Sharon Township seats

4 seek to fill 2 Sharon Twp. trustee posts

Worthington voters will face loaded ballots

Chair 'very confident' levy will pass

Plaque dedicated to Lane, a 'quiet leader' of school district

Falcoski says development background would benefit council

Goorey offers guidance, stability during time of change

Food pantry leader thanks local community

Gallery celebrates arts center opening

Halloween's long history is cycling around again

Thomas girls capture state

Myers joins incumbents on council

Making your own Halloween get-up is best part of fun

District's all smiles

Council makes Oct.31 official night for begging

Center report appreciated

WWII alumni group hits sad milestone

Gratitude due for support

New arts center will be of benefit to everyone

Toy drive honors Kilbourne student's generous nature

Pajamas, crazy hair hold serious message for students

Commision seeks city's best neighbors for award

Read to Your Baby festival fulfills library's goal of lifelong learning

Consultants: OSU runway extension could reduce din

WK tops TW in latest local battle

Tailgaters can root for OSU, raise money for Kilbourne programs

Local Charities will reap bounty of schools' Penny Harvest

Warriors nearly perfect in claiming D-III district title

Arts Center officially opens doors with Sunday ceremony

Myers, Duffey, Goorey, Foust elected to city council seats

OSU airport consultants present noise abatement alternatives

School levy wins by 60-40 margin

Thomas wins first title since 2005

Community adds ideas for library

Granville's assistant manager hired to new finance post

Kilbourne has tougher time winning showdown

Oberle, Jarrett elected to Sharon Trustees

Roper, English elected Perry Township trustees