Good morning, Delaware.

Local nonprofit Andrews House announced a leadership change as Lindsey Blackburn will become executive director on Nov.

1 after working with outgoing director Mel Corroto & ensuring a smooth transition; a celebration event is planned at Andrews House on Oct. 22 from 4 to 6 p.m.

Delaware County's unusual road names show a mix of local history and natural features.

While 3 Bs and K Road reflects township names and Little Street honors a local merchant, other roads like Hogback Road and Merrick Boulevard evoke past landmarks and family farms.

NYT bestselling author Isaac Fitzgerald will discuss his yearlong journey following Johnny Appleseed at 6 p.m. on Sept.

17 at Preservation Parks’ newly renovated Bicentennial Barn at McCammon Creek Park (6840 Bale Kenyon Road); tickets cost $40 and include a hardback copy of American Rambler.

Delaware County commissioners approved issuing $50 million in bonds today to finance the Columbus Zoo’s new Wolfe Aquarium; the 100,000 sqft facility is set to open in 2029 and will feature over 10,000 aquatic animals while offering a separate ticket option.

Olentangy Liberty won a non-league game 27-17 over Olentangy Berlin Friday night in Delaware.

Grayson Davis scored two touchdowns while Carson O'Morrow kicked two field goals to secure the win.

Ohio Wesleyan’s field hockey team set a school record with 11 goals in an 11-0 win over host Transylvania on Tuesday, scoring five in the first quarter.

The Bishops will play host William Smith Saturday at 10:30 a.m.