Posted inGrowth & Development

By the numbers: Delaware County’s census data shows growth in 10 metrics

DELAWARE — Delaware County’s Economic Development team reports the county is the 22nd fastest-growing county in the United States, as of the 2010 census data. But what are the guiding trends and statistics behind this commonly-said statement — and are factors other than population increasing (or decreasing) for the better? These questions have answers rooted […]

Posted inCommunity Life

Get schooled: Your guide to Delaware County’s four largest districts

DELAWARE COUNTY — Nelson Mandela once said that education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. Delaware County has dozens of hubs for future world-changers. The area technically contains 12 school districts, with portions of districts largely located to the north, south, east and west spilling over county lines.  But if […]

Posted inCommunity Life

Top shelf sips, low pressure place: Open Btl is for wine lovers, skeptics alike

DELAWARE — Downtown Delaware’s newest spot for late-night sips promises grape expectations for its wine selection, art-deco atmosphere and one-of-a-kind rooftop patio. Open Btl has taken over the former site of J. Gumbos restaurant at 39 E. Williams St. and will host its grand opening on Friday, March 20 with a 5:30 p.m. ribbon cutting. […]

Posted inLocal Government

Delaware County releases list of candidates, issues to appear on the May 5 primary ballots

DELAWARE — Delaware County voters will decide the fate of four county government positions, along with four levies and seven retail alcohol permits, at the May 5 primary election. Those county seats include county commissioner, auditor, common pleas court general division judge, and common pleas probate and juvenile division judge. The primary election results determine […]

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