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Brittany Schock
Brittany Schock is the Regional Editor of Delaware Source. She has more than a decade of experience in local journalism and has reported on everything from breaking news to long-form solutions journalism. Her work has earned national recognition for its audience-centered approach. She recently relocated to Delaware to build the newsroom from the ground up and can often be found exploring local businesses, attending community meetings or drinking iced coffee.
Posted inCommunity Life
Class of 2026: Dates, times and locations for Delaware County high school graduations
Find dates, times, and details for Delaware County high school graduations — check your school’s info and plan your celebrations now!
Posted inLocal Government
Delaware County primary results: Kaitsa, Vaughan win Republican races; Developmental Disabilities levy defeated
DELAWARE COUNTY — Voters across Delaware County headed to the polls Tuesday for the May 5 primary election, deciding key local races and weighing several tax levies. Incumbent George Kaitsa won the Republican primary for county auditor and is expected to remain in office, while Renee Vaughan won the GOP primary for county commissioner and […]
Posted inLocal Government
Statehouse primary results: Key races in Delaware-area Senate and House districts
See who won key Delaware County statehouse primaries and get ready for the November election.
Posted inHistory
Shedding light on the Rural Electrification Administration
Discover how the Rural Electrification Act transformed farm life — visit Gallant Farm to experience history firsthand!
Posted inLocal Government
4 levies on May 5 ballot will shape fire, police and disability services in Delaware County
Delaware County voters decide May 5 on levies shaping fire, police, and disability services.
Posted inNews
Yost defends residency requirements in Melanie Leneghan ballot dispute
Attorney General Yost urges Ohio Supreme Court to uphold a candidate’s removal over residency; learn why residency matters in elections.
Posted inNews
Up in smoke: Ohio rolls back some weed and hemp laws and adds new restrictions
Ohio enacted new marijuana restrictions last month, banning public use and limiting potencies. Learn the new rules and what they mean for users.
Posted inNews
Long-shot Ohio data center ban clears first hurdle, heads to signature drive
Ohio data center ban effort moves to signature collection; learn how you can support or oppose the ballot initiative.
Posted inNews
HelpLine launches Sexual Assault Awareness Month with ‘Start by Believing’ campaign
DELAWARE — April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and HelpLine’s Sexual Assault & Victim Services (SAVS), in collaboration with the HelpLine Prevention Department, is leading a community-wide effort to promote this year’s theme: “Start by Believing.” Originally developed by End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI), the Start by Believing campaign challenges harmful victim-blaming attitudes and emphasizes the […]