From cooking alongside her grandmother to competing on “Hell’s Kitchen,” Mya Gonsalves has been chasing her culinary dreams since childhood.
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Oct. 23: Delaware-area high school football roundup
Olentangy Liberty carves slim margin over Olentangy Orange Olentangy Liberty posted a narrow 21-15 win over Olentangy Orange in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 23. Liberty jumped in front of Orange 7-0 to begin the second quarter. The Patriots fought to a 14-7 halftime margin at the Pioneers’ expense. Liberty moved to […]
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Ohio Wesleyan announces $40 million gift to raise faculty pay, create arts and humanities college
See how a $40M Mecum gift will create OWU’s Arts and Humanities college, expand student exploration and raise faculty pay.
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Olentangy Schools outlines new anti-hazing training, reporting steps after Orange soccer incident
Oletnangy district leadership have developed new expectations and available resources to prevent future hazing after a recent incident involving the Olentangy Orange girls soccer team.
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‘A sense of achievement’: How Olentangy Berlin runner Georgia Speelman found her stride
See how Georgia Speelman turned a $1-a-day running bet into a Berlin cross country career, a state bid and a Xavier commitment.
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Sunbury Gateway District could bring up to 640 housing units, big-box retail and medical offices
Sunbury City Council held a public hearing for the Sunbury Gateway District project that could combine medical, commercial and residential uses.
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What Ohio Issue 3 would change as voters weigh constitutional voter ID amendment
Ohio Issue 3 would add voter identification requirements to the state constitution. Here’s what the proposed amendment would change.
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‘The game I love’: Lessons learned by Olentangy Liberty’s Grayson Davis through football
Follow Grayson Davis’ journey from youth injury to Liberty standout as the Patriots chase a league title and he prepares for Columbia.
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Powell expects $1.15 million in property tax revenue for 2027
See how Powell’s 1.2 mills of inside property tax could bring in $1.15 million for the city’s 2027 general fund.
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Powell residents push for e-bike legislation in city-wide survey
E-bikes may soon be on city council’s agenda now that the operations committee has reviewed a city survey revealing residents desire for legislation.