Page 3 - Intel Project News Today

In September, the Linden-McKinley "Unstoppable Mighty Marching Panthers" will head to Memphis for their biggest performance yet.

While most of the nations top-rated amusement parks are in California and Florida, Columbus is at day trip center of an Amusement Park Triangle.

While Democrats largely drove Issue 1s defeat, Republican strongholds failed to garner enough enthusiasm for the "yes" side.

A third person has been charged by federal authorities in the robbery of a mail carrier in Dublin in April.

The biggest allies General Assembly members have, besides campaign contributors, and other Statehouse insiders, are voters suffering with amnesia about the legislature’s antics, Thomas Suddes

Westerville City Schools selected Joseph Clark, Nordonia Schools superintendent, as next head of the district on Friday.

A number of Ohio colleges and universities will welcome new presidents this fall. Who are these new leaders, and which schools are still hiring?

When FBI agents went to Perry County to arrest Larry Householder, they found a compliant politico, an angry wife and a house in "disarray."

Columbus City Council is proposing legislations to reduce evictions, including legislation that would require landlords to take third-party payments.

Letters to the Editor: barbie shows we are never too old to play nice. Thoughts on the current Barbie clamor. Getting to use to lights out