Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Delaware.
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.
Ohio reported its third measles outbreak this year with 180 confirmed cases across 15 counties.
Health officials note that 47 new cases were reported last week (a 300% increase) and stress that vaccination is crucial to protect the community.
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.
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.
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