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The Prairie Township Board of Trustees approved spending tax dollars to purchase 16 street lights along a strip of South Grener Avenue.

Pataskala's veterans memorial is improving daily.

The Delaware Hayes High School girls volleyball team reached the midway point in the OCC-Capital Division schedule last Tuesday.

Local property and income taxes to operate schools won't go away in the future.

Cleveland-based KeyCorp will open its first its first bank in the city of Pickerington on Monday, Sept. 28.

Bexley City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday, Sept. 22, that prohibits drivers from sending text messages while behind the wheel.

Canal Winchester Village Council heard the first reading Monday of an ordinance that would replace the existing rules regarding peddlers and solicitors.

What a wonderful senior year of high school Paige Myers had in front of her.

Grove City Council members on Sept. 21 voted to spend nearly $1.4-million to relocate Haughn Road and ultimately make space for the $34-million interchange improvement project at Interstate 71 and state Route 665.

The owners and operators of second-hand stores in Grandview may soon have to follow a number of regulations regarding the purchase and resale of merchandise.

Residents of the Ballantrae development are hoping for a better night's sleep.

The Delaware Hayes High School boys soccer team is off to a rough start in terms of defending its OCC-Capital Division championship.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Delaware City Council members met for the third time in a month on Sept. 17 to discuss the city's budget outlook, made more precarious by the current economic climate.