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Decisions Await At Delaware Planning Commission Meeting
The meeting will take place at the City Hall Council Chambers. The City of Delaware has a Planning Commission Meeting scheduled for November 1 at 6:30 PM. The meeting will take place at the City Hall Council Chambers, located at 1 South Sandusky Street. For those unable to attend in person, a live stream will be available under the “Events” section on the official city website.
Summit of Solutions As Central Ohio Leaders, Innovators Meet
The event serves as a cornerstone for environmental discussions in Central Ohio. The Hilton Downtown Columbus was recently buzzing with activity as 600 attendees filled the venue for the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission’s (MORPC) annual Summit on Sustainability. The event serves as a cornerstone for environmental discussions in Central Ohio, bringing together a diverse group of leaders to explore sustainable solutions. This year’s theme, “Collaborate. Innovate. Inspire,” set the stage for a day of impactful conversations.
Columbus Zoo To Transform The North America Region
This initiative aims to revitalize the Zoo’s oldest region. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, a cornerstone in the Columbus community since its inception in 1927, has officially commenced construction on its ambitious $40 million North America Trek project. This initiative aims to revitalize the Zoo’s oldest region, transforming it into an immersive destination. Visitors will not only encounter the native species of North America but will also engage in meaningful ways to contribute to global wildlife conservation.
Rosebud’s: Where Dive Bar Meets Gourmet in Delaware
Delaware’s food scene has a new star in its constellation. Chef and restaurateur Josh Dalton has opened Rosebud’s at 15 E. Winter St., taking over the space previously occupied by Cove, A Seafood Joint. The concept is intriguingly described as “a dive bar, but make it bougie.” The aim? To create a local spot that’s both relaxing and approachable, offering “honest to god, great food and drinks.”
More Nonstop Cities Added From Columbus
This marks the highest number of destinations ever available to Columbus travelers. Travel options for Delaware Countians were expanded again this past week with an announcement by the Columbus Regional Airport Authority. John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) is expanding its horizons with the addition of two new nonstop destinations....
Delaware On The Map: The Beginning
As the map legend states, this is the first edition of this map. We are re-launching our series, “Delaware On The Map,” which looks at how local history is revealed on maps — maps of the area, county, and nation. Students of local lore will know that...
Gobble Up The Competition At Delaware’s Turkey Shootout
Participants will compete in a basketball foul shooting contest. The Delaware City Parks and Recreation is hosting its annual Turkey Shootout, a unique event that combines family fun with a dash of competition. Scheduled for November 18 at the Mingo Park Recreation Center, the event promises an exciting day for youth aged 4 to 13 and their accompanying adults. Participants will compete in a basketball foul shooting contest, aiming to win not just bragging rights, but also some tantalizing prizes.
Delaware Gears Up For Veterans Parade
It’s a call to recognize and cherish the sacrifices made by countless individuals. The Delaware community is set to pay tribute to the heroes of yesteryears with its annual Veterans Parade. With an enriching tradition of honoring the valor of servicemen and servicewomen, this year’s event has a special theme – honoring those who served during the Vietnam era.
ODOT Announces New Series Of Public Meetings For Route 23 Connect Project
ODOT welcomes questions, comments, and feedback on the study. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is gearing up to host a fresh series of public meetings focused on the Route 23 Connect Project. This initiative is in line with the department’s commitment to keeping the public well-informed and involved in decisions that have the potential to shape the local transportation landscape.
Ohio Wesleyan’s “Tempest” Symposium Merges Art And Environment
The symposium is organized by a trio of academic luminaries. Ohio Wesleyan University is set to host a unique daylong symposium that promises to be a confluence of art, environment, and intellectual discourse. Titled “Tempest: Poetry, Music and Art for a Regenerative Earth,” the event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 28, from 10:00 AM to 8:30 PM. The venue is the Benes Rooms inside Ohio Wesleyan’s Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, located at 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. The event is open to the public, and attendees can choose to participate in the entire symposium or select portions.
Rolling Hills Phases Greenlighted In Sunbury
The commission raised questions about the density of the development, traffic impact, and sewer needs. On October 23 at 6:30 PM, the Sunbury Planning and Zoning Commission convened to discuss several key items. The first item on the agenda was the commission’s review of Rolling Hills Phase 2 and 3B....
Hayes V. Miamisburg Friday Night In Round One OHSAA Playoff
The showdown is scheduled for 7:00 PM in Cornell Stadium. 8-2 Delaware Hayes gears up to face 7-3 Miamisburg in a Round 1 playoff game. Central this Friday night. The showdown is scheduled for 7:00 PM in Cornell Stadium. Ticketing and Entrance Details. Ensuring fans don’t miss out on this...
AEP Ohio Sheds Light On Harlem Township Transmission Upgrades
Central Ohio is experiencing rapid development, necessitating upgrades to the existing power grid. On September 19, 2023, Harlem Township hosted a meeting featuring the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, which discussed Electric Transmission Projects in Ohio. While the Ohio Power Siting Board Process (OPSB), application procedures, and easements were covered, AEP Ohio officials have clarified that some of the information presented was not directly applicable to their Vassell-Green Chapel Transmission Enhancements project and has shared the following update.
The Great Gatsby Takes the Stage At Hayes
The story revolves around Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire. The Delaware Hayes Thespian Troupe, a collective of student actors primarily from Rutherford B. Hayes High School, has been a cornerstone of local arts and culture. With a history that stretches back to 1973, the troupe has consistently delivered high-quality theatrical productions. Originally, all performances were held in the Willis Auditorium until 1997, when a new auditorium was added to the high school, elevating the troupe’s potential for even grander shows.
Rank And Smile: OWU Recognized For Graduates’ Potential
Payscale reports that Ohio Wesleyan is ranked No. 9 in Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan University’s latest accolades include being ranked on Payscale’s 2023 College Salary Report for the early and mid-career salary potential of its graduates. In the new report, Seattle-based Payscale states, “This year, our rankings come from...
Trick, Treat, And Tweet: Howloween 2023
Howloween at OWC is not your typical trick-or-treat event. The Ohio Wildlife Center (OWC) is once again hosting its popular Howloween event for 2023. This family-friendly gathering is designed to offer a unique Halloween experience that combines education, entertainment, and a love for animals. The event is set to take place on Thursday, October 26, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 9000 Dublin Rd. in Powell.
Tonight’s Packed Delaware City Council Agenda
From housing developments to tax levies, the Council has a lot on its plate. The Delaware City Council is gearing up for a busy evening tonight at 7:00 PM. The meeting will be held at the City Hall Council Chambers, located at 1 S. Sandusky St. For those who can’t attend in person, the meeting will be streamed live under the “Events” section on the City’s official website.
Delaware Roots: Senator Preston B. Plumb
In 1877, Preston B. Plumb was elected as a Republican to the United States Senate. Over the last two centuries, Delaware County has produced a remarkable set of individuals who have led lives of discovery. This series will reveal short insights into the lives of the well-known and less commonly known people born here, or who lived here, and then went on to make significant contributions to state, regional, or national history.
Ohio’s Dock Lottery Opens For 2024 Season
Applicants have the flexibility to apply for multiple parks. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Parks and Watercraft has officially opened its online lottery for public boat dock slips. The application period will run until 11:59 p.m. on October 31. This lottery offers boaters a unique opportunity to secure a spot at some of Ohio’s most sought-after boating destinations for the spring of 2024.
Ohio’s Crown Jewel Of Burgers Available Right Here
Swenson’s Drive-In offers a double-patty burger that is nothing short of a masterpiece. Reader’s Digest recently published an article that takes readers on a culinary journey across America, identifying the best burgers in each state. Ohio’s top burger, according to the story by Jacqueline Weiss, can be found Ohio’s Swenson’s Drive-Ins, one of which is located in Delaware County. The article describes the ideal burger as “thick and juicy, piled high with toppings, or oozing with cheese,” and it seems Swenson’s checks all the boxes.
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