Delaware Gazette

The Delaware Gazette is a daily newspaper based in Delaware, Ohio, in the United States. It is operated by AIM Media Midwest.

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Berlin’s Elliott tosses no-hitter

1 day ago | delgazette.com | Ben Stroup

Carter Elliott picked a good time to toss his best game of the season, firing the third no-hitter in program history to lead the Olentangy Berlin baseball team to a 10-6, five-inning win over host Marysville on Friday afternoon. It wasn’t just any win, either, as it put the finishing touches on the Bears’ third straight OCC-Cardinal Division championship.
Commissioners reach partial settlement with Rankey

1 day ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

The Delaware County Board of Commissioners and Delaware County Treasurer Donald Rankey reached a partial settlement this week and brought a portion of their months-long legal battle to a close. The dispute centers on the Delaware County Investment Advisory Committee (IAC), which is comprised of Rankey and commissioners Jeff Benton and Barb Lewis.
Area’s best battle at Delaware County Invitational

1 day ago | delgazette.com | Ben Stroup

The area’s top track & field standouts went head-to-head Friday at Olentangy Orange, leading to one of the tightest Delaware County Invitational finishes to date. On the boys’ side, host Orange took the title with a team total of 139 points. Olentangy Liberty was a close second with 128 while Olentangy smoothed out the top three with 111. Big Walnut (98), Delaware Hayes (72), Olentangy Berlin (54) and Buckeye Valley (40) were also in action.
Willis writes to replant trees

1 day ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

A local resident has published a collection of essays and poetry to raise money to plant more than 1,200 seedling trees in Delaware County. Adam Willis, a lifelong Delaware resident and recent graduate of Otterbein University where he studied biology, English and creative writing, said his project is called “Rot Collection: Psalms of Loss.” The idea, he added, originated from a course he took with Dr. Shannon Lakanen at Otterbein University two years ago.
Panel addresses housing challenge

3 days ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

The Strand Theatre held a special screening of the film “Beyond the Bridge: A Solution to Homelessness” and hosted a panel discussed aimed at centering the issue to Delaware County. The discussion was part of the Strand’s “Meaningful Movies” series, which has been screening movies focused on homelessness every Tuesday this month.
Permanent improvement levy destined for November ballot

4 days ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

The Delaware City Schools Board of Education took the first step toward adding a levy to the November ballot and set an open house to commemorate the retirement of Superintendent Heidi Kegley at its meeting earlier this week. The board held its regular meeting Monday in the board room at Willis Education Center and approved a resolution to start the process of placing a 2.85-mill permanent improvement tax levy on the November 2025 ballot.
BV tops Academy to secure CBL title

5 days ago | delgazette.com | Ben Stroup

Another year, another league championship for the Buckeye Valley baseball team. The Barons clinched the Central Buckeye League crown in impressive fashion, blanking second-place Columbus Academy, the only other team with a shot at catching them, 10-0 in six innings Wednesday afternoon in Columbus. Buckeye Valley set the tone with a three-run first inning.
Pioneers pull away from Irish

5 days ago | delgazette.com | Ben Stroup

Jordyn Pelles collected a game-best three hits and Gauri Naik was her solid self from the circle as the Olentangy Orange softball team cruised to an 8-1 non-league win over visiting Dublin Scioto Wednesday in Lewis Center. The Pioneers broke the scoring seal in the second inning, plating three runs to take control. Elaina Massaro and Isabel Wilson set the table with a walk and single, respectively, before Lacie Knick chased both home with a two-out single.
Ice arena, pavilion heading to council

5 days ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

After receiving a rezoning amendment for the site in March, the first plans for the Maridel mixed-use development are beginning to materialize after the Delaware Planning Commission approved a development plan and conditional use permit request by the Ohio AAA Blue Jackets on Wednesday for the Performance Impact Arena and Pavilion on the site’s northeast corner.
Ramsey sworn into Powell City Council

6 days ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

The Powell City Council is whole again after newly-appointed Councilman Kurt Ramsey was sworn in by Mayor Tom Counts to begin Wednesday’s meeting. Ramsey was selected on April 18 to fill the unexpired term left by Christina Drummond, who announced her resignation in February. Following Drummond’s resignation, the council conducted an application and interview process to identify her replacement in alignment with the City’s charter before ultimately settling on Ramsey.