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South and Canal Winchester Messenger

The South and Canal Winchester Messengers are hyper-local newspapers covering the city of Canal Winchester, CW schools, the village of Obetz, and Hamilton Township Schools.

Newspapers are delivered to homes, local businesses and by subscription.

Other sister Messengers are: The Grove City Messenger, The Groveport Messenger, The Westside Messenger and the Madison Messenger.

Whitehall Council has two dog proposals to chew on

Whitehall City Council has two pieces of legislation regulating pit bulls, and now they must decide which has more teeth to it, and which...

Township closes investigation regarding police officer

In a press release dated Oct. 16, Madison Township Administrator Susan Brobst stated, “On Sept. 12, (Madison Township Police) Officer Matthew D. Kidwell was given...

Changes planned for electric aggregation; fire district board

By Dustin Ensinger Staff Writer Reynoldsburg City Council approved switching the city’s service provider in the electric aggregation program from FirstEnergy, which no longer participates in...

CW Council approves contract for new municipal complex

By Linda Dillman Staff Writer The next step in turning a former auto museum into a new Canal Winchester municipal complex will cost the city approximately...

CW looks at its past 10 years since gaining city status

By Linda Dillman Staff Writer Ten years ago, the village of Canal Winchester became a city when it pushed past the 5,000 resident threshold following the...

Reynoldsburg School District expands LED lighting project

By Sarah Thomas Staff Writer The Reynoldsburg school district will expand its LED lighting project across the district for an additional $4.1 million. On Oct. 18, the...

Reynoldsburg faces levy

Reynoldsburg City Schools plan to place an operating levy on the Nov. 4 ballot. At the July 15 Reynoldsburg Board of Education meeting, Treasurer Mitchell...

Cost of Reynoldsburg permit fees could change

Reynoldsburg is looking at changing the amount of permit fees to recover the costs of the city¹s services. Chief Building Officer Chet Hopper approached city...
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