Quiet Giants: Lost in the Woods is ‘in the business of building community’ through biking & beers
November’s Quiet Giant is here and its Lost in the Woods. Read all about the bike shop plus tavern’s story of community-centered growth.
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The Golden Fleece: Celebrating Delaware County’s sheep farming legacy
Explore Delaware County’s sheep-farming legacy, from Merino breeders and wool mills to today’s fiber farms and park flocks.
Powell residents push back on proposed gas station off Sawmill Parkway
Powell residents oppose a proposed Gas & Go near condos over traffic, pollution and property values; see what planners consider next.
Delaware man charged after road rage incident with two juveniles near Ohio Wesleyan campus
A Delaware man is in custody and now charged in Delaware Municipal Court after allegedly threatening two juveniles and pointing a gun at an adult on Ross Street.
Survey says: Mohican’s Lyons Falls voted Ohio’s No. 1 ‘Spiritual Home’
Columbus doctor, office manager plead guilty in $1.6M Medicaid fraud scheme
Delaware Branch Library to host 9th Great GeekFest comic-con on Nov. 6
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Inside Delaware’s Byxbe Parkway funding proposal: 1,168 housing units, 13 TIF districts, $269M in value
Byxbe corridor infrastructure took a step towards more funding as Delaware City Council discussed a massive TIF district on Monday.
MyPowell App aims to cut through the noise of staying connected locally
MyPowell App gathers Powell news, events, services and local discussions in one curated platform; download it on the App Store or Google Play.
Former Nocterra Brewing location in Powell could soon have a new operator, officials say
Powell officials expect news soon on a potential new operator for the former Nocterra Brewing space; see what could change downtown.
Join Ohio Wesleyan University for compelling lectures, performing arts events, exhibitions and more
Explore Ohio Wesleyan’s November 2026 lectures, concerts, theater, art exhibits and skywatches; check the calendar for details.
Northern Ohio residents are victims in $9 million romance scheme
Three defendants pleaded guilty in a $9M romance fraud scheme targeting older Americans, including northern Ohio victims; report suspected abuse.
Emma Mirles-Jones, Nickolas McCoy vie for Common Pleas Court judge vacancy
Emma Mirles-Jones and Nickolas McCoy are battling in the nonpartisan race to fill an unexpired term left by retired Judge James Schuck.
HelpLine to celebrate 30 years of volunteer impact at annual Guardians for Good Awards Celebration
HelpLine marks 30 years of Connections volunteers at Dec. 1 Guardians for Good; register, donate or sponsor at helplinedelmor.org.
Liberty, Berlin players earn top notice in Ohio prep football notebook
Catch up on Ohio prep football’s Week 10 standouts, from Liberty and Berlin title wins to record-setting playoff tuneups statewide.
Science of sound: Sunbury City Council hears expert on data center noise ahead of Nov. 3 ballot vote
Sunbury City Council held its third and final special data center meeting on Oct. 22 ahead of a data center prohibition charter amendment on the November ballot.
Meet the candidates running for Ohio House District 60: Brian Lorenz and Shelby Kimball
Read about the two candidates vying for the Ohio House of Representatives District 60 seat and their stances on issues affecting its residents.
Man arrested after Ohio Wesleyan student report faces felony weapons charge
The Delaware Police Department have identified the man who allegedly produced a firearm and threatened an Ohio Wesleyan student on Spring Street Monday morning.
Ohio among 20 states suing Dollar General alleging deceptive pricing
Ohio joins the FTC and 19 states suing Dollar General over alleged shelf-price overcharges; learn what customers should watch for.
Democrat Ryan Grissinger, Republican Renee Vaughan compete for county commissioner spot
Come Jan. 2, Democrat Ryan Grissinger or Republican Renee Vaughan will occupy the seat held by Barb Lewis since 2015.
Letter to the Editor: Two cities, two approaches to economic development
Compare Quincy’s data-center gains with Lordstown’s moratorium, and see why Sunbury residents should weigh rules over rejection.
Main Street Delaware’s Nov. 6 celebration to focus on community involvement
Join Main Street Delaware’s Nov. 6 Community Harvest for nonprofits, a pie contest, plow art and a food drive; learn more downtown.
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