Citing high student absences caused as well as a teacher staffing crunch brought on by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the Upper Arlington School Board voted 4-1 on Monday, Nov. 23, to move to an “Enhanced Distance Learning” model from Nov.

It might have taken longer than they hoped, but the Upper Arlington football team entered the offseason believing it had played its best late in the season, a one-point loss in the playoffs notwithstanding.

What state Sen. Matt Huffman wants to do is switch to an entirely new system that starts by looking at income levels.

The Upper Arlington boys and girls cross country teams both competed in the Division I state meet for the first time in 16 years on Nov. 7 at Fortress Obetz, and both sides hope that is the beginning of a new era rather than a novelty.

Plans for “gender-neutral” restrooms at six Upper Arlington schools that are being rebuilt or renovated have the green light from the courts, but the matter has attracted opposition.

Already staggered by the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, local restaurant owners are bracing for the potential of another shutdown.

Women for Economic and Leadership Development will recognize a diverse group of women excelling in their careers and supporting others.

Crestview 14 Marion Local 48, Riverside 8 New Bremen 16, Ft. Loramie 8 Big Walnut 28, Central Crossing 0 Canal Winchester 42, Hill. Davidson 17 Danville 33, Newcomerstown 0 Delaware 21, Buckeye Valley 14 Fairfield Union 42,

As autumn temperatures dip, a group of Jones Middle School students hopes to boost the spirits of the community with randomly placed positive messages.

Upper Arlington girls cross country runner Elizabeth Lembach still has a tough time thinking about the end of her junior season, when the Golden Bears did not advance beyond a Division I district meet.