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Delaware Hayes Roundup: Orion Ward leads Pacers boys track team into OCC-Capital meet ThisWeek group The Delaware Hayes boys track and field team has suffered some key injuries the past few weeks, but coach Sean Patrick said the Pacers will be ready for the OCC-Capital Division meet.  “The boys are doing well. There’s a lot of improvement happening on the guys side,” Patrick said. “We’ve dealt with a lot of injuries that have really set us back, but we’ve had a lot of athletes step up in response.”  Orion Ward continues to lead the Pacers in sprint events heading into the lea...

SUNBURY — Progress continues on the new high school, the Big Walnut Board of Education was told during a recent meeting.Director of Facilities Doug S

Trio of Whitehall officers help save man from waters of Big Walnut Creek ThisWeek group A man whom the Whitehall Division of Police was told possibly had jumped from a bridge on East Main Street was not easy to see when three officers converged on the area shortly after 9 p.m. Jan. 12. The three officers spread out under the bridge and along the banks of the Big Walnut Creek and found the 35-year-old man. Each took turns at keeping the man’s head supported and out of the below-freezing water amid rocks until Whitehall Division of Fire medics arrived and transported him to a local hospital,�...

Delaware Hayes Roundup: Pacers swimmers battled way to state meet ThisWeek group A challenging season for the Delaware Hayes boys and girls swimming and diving teams ended on a high note, with three individuals and a relay competing in the Division I state meet Feb. 26 and 27 at Branin Natatorium in Canton.  Despite fewer meets and reduced practice time, as well as numerous restrictions because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, coach Jordan Nicol said the Pacers took everything in stride and put together a successful season.  “When they came to practice they worked hard, and they ...

SUNBURY — Big Walnut Board of Education President Brad Schneider said at a recent meeting that “it’s a second-to-none effort” by Bi