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Daily editionSunday, September 20th, 2026

Good morning, Delaware.

The 5AM Delaware Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.

Culture

  1. William Ashton and Renee Johnson were crowned fair king and queen Saturday afternoon at the Ag Building during the Delaware County Fair.

    As royalty, they will give out awards at fair events and serve as ambassadors for local traditions + represent Delaware County at other fairs over the next year.

    The Delaware GazetteRead more

Education

  1. Ohio Wesleyan University announced a full slate of free public events in October, including Wandia Chiuri’s lecture on AI leadership at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1, homecoming festivities on Oct. 2-3, and multiple arts, sports, and cultural events through early November at various campus venues.

    Delaware SourceRead more

  2. Delaware Area Career Center earned a 5-star rating on its State Report Card, and Superintendent Jay Poroda said the center will keep evolving to meet workforce needs.

    The report card evaluated achievement, graduation rate, career readiness, and post-program outcomes.

    The Delaware GazetteRead more

  3. The Delaware Hayes Grand Pacer Marching Band earned a Superior rating at its first competition, qualifying for state and setting the stage for its second contest today in Tipp City at the 50th Tippecanoe Marching Band Invitational.

    The Delaware GazetteRead more