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Courtney Mahovlic said her son, a student-athlete at Westerville Central High School, was knocked to the ground, kicked in a locker room at the school.

Remember These 40 Discontinued and Special Edition Kellogg’s Cereals? "K-E-double-L-O-double-good, Kellogg's best to you…" That was the Kellogg's cereal jingle you probably heard on TV. Very catchy, very easy to remember, and a diabolical earworm that appealed to both kids and adults. Kellogg's had a handful of cereals aimed at the adults, but let's face it...over the last 100+ years, they had more pre-sweetened kid cereals than any other cereal company. A Kellogg's Cereal for Everyone's Taste There was a Kellogg's cereal to suit everybody's taste, with two of them still around after 100...

Westerville city, schools: Some changes prompted by COVID-19 will continue A patriotic light show, online and streaming public meetings and live virtual fitness programs that started as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic likely will continue because of their popularity and effectiveness in Westerville. Ellen Cathers, chairperson for the Lights of Liberty through the Rotary Club of Westerville, said the drive-thru patriotic light show definitely started because of a desire to offer something safe for the community during COVID. “We are in partnership with Butch Bando’s Fantasy o...

Remember These 40 Discontinued and Special Edition Kellogg’s Cereals? "K-E-double-L-O-double-good, Kellogg's best to you…" That was the Kellogg's cereal jingle you probably heard on TV. Very catchy, very easy to remember, and a diabolical earworm that appealed to both kids and adults. Kellogg's had a handful of cereals aimed at the adults, but let's face it...over the last 100+ years, they had more pre-sweetened kid cereals than any other cereal company. A Kellogg's Cereal for Everyone's Taste There was a Kellogg's cereal to suit everybody's taste, with two of them still around after 100...

Article content Good child or bad child? As father’s day rolls around, the test is nigh. The History Channel says father’s day was invented more than 100 years ago in the United States by the daughter of a Civil War soldier from Arkansas who joined both the Confederate and Union armies. We’re thinking a guy like William Jackson Smart, a twice-widowed father of 14 who switched sides to become a Yankee wagon driver instead of riding out the war in a prison camp probably could’ve used a beer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser.