Young siblings Ella (9) and Kyle (10) won Grand Champion and Reserve Champion titles at the Delaware County Fair Monday evening with their Market Boer Goats as part of a local 4-H club.
They will return next year to build on this success.
Speedbewithyou pulled off a 62-1 upset to win the $123,200 Ohio Breeders Championship for three-year-old filly trotters at Delaware County Fair Monday.
Trainer Ken Holliday guided the winner to a 2-length lead after competitors Mooter Tooter and Chip Shot led the early race on a damp, windy track.
Officials in Sunbury are advancing plans for a new community center to serve Berkshire Township, Galena and Sunbury as they refine programming needs and schedule a May vote on funding options; the board aims to complete its analysis before Thanksgiving 2026.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association released computer ratings Tuesday that placed Big Walnut at the top of Division II Region 7.
The undefeated Golden Eagles (5-0) will face Division V Ironton Friday.
Despite overcast skies and muddy lots, Delaware County Fair continues today with events like the Little Brown Jug race — held on an all-weather track that drains quickly — while tractor pulls and motocross have been canceled, and crews work to keep parking areas safe.
Buckeye Valley girls volleyball team is set to face Columbus School for Girls today.
The Barons, led by top performer Taylor Harning (with 78 kills in 12 matches) and a mix of returning stars and new talent, plan to build on last season’s state tournament run.
At Olentangy High School on Sept.
16, local business and industry experts joined students for the Bridging the Future event that offered hands-on career exploration through panel talks + interactive booths. The event is part of Olentangy’s ongoing BridgED initiative connecting education with workforce opportunities.
At the Delaware County Fair, longtime vendors serve staples including pepperoni sticks from a blue & red trailer since 1972, elephant toes tossed with cinnamon sugar since 1995, and meals at the Buckeye Valley Fair Booth run by students in its 49th year.
Items cost from $1 to $8.
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