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No pay raise for CW City Council
By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
A 4-2 majority of Canal Winchester Council members voted down a salary increase for themselves providing a 3 percent capped increase...
New life for former Hoover Y Park
By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
After a pandemic delay, Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks is moving off the drafting board and onto the grounds of...
groveport news
School-Based Health Center set to open at Groveport Madison
By Rick Palsgrove
Groveport Editor
Health care options will increase for the Groveport Madison Schools community.
The PrimaryOne Health School-Based Health Center - located in the rear...
Township could add another school resource officer to Groveport Madison
By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
A second Madison Township police officer could join the school resource officer staff in the Groveport Madison School District for the...
A voice in the night
By Rick Palsgrove
Groveport Editor
It was an eerie sound in the night.
In the early morning hours of May 20, some Groveport residents were roused from...
madison news
Adorable Lillith and Peaches are up for adoption
(Posted June 5, 2023)
The following are among the pets up for adoption at the Humane Society of Madison County.
Lillith
If you are looking for a...
Sircle Health & Wellness opens in West Jefferson
(Posted June 1, 2023)
By Jeff Pfeil, Staff Photographer
Sircle Health & Wellness opened this spring at 82 E. Main St., West Jefferson. Holding the scissors at...
Michael Foods holds ribbon-cutting at West Jeff plant
(Posted June 1, 2023)
By Jeff Pfeil, Staff Photographer
Michael Foods held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 23 at their new plant in West Jefferson. Holding...
grove city news
Bringing the community “All Together Now” for the Summer Reading Challenge
Southwest Public Libraries invites the community to a summer of fun and learning with its annual Summer Reading Challenge, launching June 3, and running...
westside news
A musical production is brought to the stage by a westside...
Charles Travon Easley, 19, said he knew he wanted to be involved in the theater when he was 2 years old. He never stopped...
