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At its Feb. 26 meeting, the Morrow County Board of Commissioners awarded the bid for renovation of the building at 480 Douglas St., which will become the new home of the Morrow County Health District, to Stevens Construction in the amount of $1,471,576.90.

After placing eighth in the state meet as a freshman last year, Highland’s Cael Gilmore made a huge improvement at The Ohio State University’s Schottenstein Center last weekend as a sophomore.

Thanks to three state placers, the Northmor wrestling team flirted with a top-10 showing in the Division III state meet before finishing in a tie for 15th place with 35.5 points.

A rough night offensively ended Northmor’s boys’ basketball season in the Division IV district finals for the second straight year on Friday night.

For just over three quarters of their Division IV district semifinal game at Centerburg against Patriot Prep on Tuesday, the Northmor Golden Knights struggled on offense — leading to them trailing 38-32 with only 7:30 left in regulation.

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.

A total of 10 Morrow County wrestlers will be competing at The Ohio State University’s Jerome Schottenstein Center this weekend after qualifying for the state meet.

After a hard-fought first quarter, the Northmor boys’ basketball team pulled away from visiting Madison Christian to claim a 79-41 win in a Saturday Division IV sectional contest.

A slow start for the Mount Gilead girls’ basketball team combined with hot outside shooting by Newark Catholic conspired to end the Indians’ season Tuesday night.

Early in the second quarter of their Division III district semifinal basketball game against Centerburg Monday night, the Cardington Lady Pirates got a basket by Jill Bertke to take a 16-12 lead over the Trojans.