Robinson joins Ohio Wildlife Council
Heather Robinson, a seasoned prosecutor with over two decades of experience tackling environmental crimes, will make her debut on the Ohio Wildlife Council during its next meeting on March 20.
Burn ban effective through May
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Ohioans await the first day of spring, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal and Ohio Department of Natural Resources remind residents of the importance of adhering to the state’s burn ban regulations, which took effect March 1 and last through May.
MORROW COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE CALLS
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Red Cross seeking volunteers
March is American Red Cross month. To celebrate, the Morrow County Board of Commissioners signed a proclamation celebrating the work of Red Cross and Red Cross volunteers.
Leap day birthdays celebrated
On Feb. 29, Delaware Mayor Carolyn Riggle presented a proclamation to two city residents born on leap day. Pictured with Riggle are Rosie Happensack (left) and Tom Moore (right). Both Happensack and Moore are residents at Willow Brook at Delaware Run.
Chamber hears update on Lifewise Academy
Gilead Christian School in Mount Gilead hosted the Morrow County Chamber of Commerce for its Feb. 20 Lunch and Learn program.
New hours for local library
As of Monday, the Cardington-Lincoln Public Library now has its doors open to the public for the longest availability since before the Great Recession.
Hunting, fishing licenses now on sale
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hunting and fishing licenses for 2024-25 are on sale now, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. An Ohio hunting or fishing license opens endless opportunities to spend time outdoors and contributes to wildlife conservation.
Mt. Gilead school board hears positive mid-year reports
Mount Gilead Exempted Village Schools administrators were upbeat and enthusiastic in their reports at the Feb. 20 school board meeting.
Spinner to lead Cardington-Lincoln Local Schools
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, current Olentangy Berlin High School Principal Todd Spinner was officially voted in to become Cardington-Lincoln Local Schools’ next superintendent. He will replace Interim Superintendent Steve Mazzi on Aug. 1.
