Tyler Mathias

City of Delaware Welcomes Economic Development Director

The City of Delaware has appointed Nic Langford to lead economic development. Langford brings extensive experience leading economic development efforts at the municipal level. He most recently directed economic development for the City of Suffolk, Va., while overseeing tourism and the city’s executive airport. Prior to that, Langford was Redevelopment Director for the City of Clarksville, In., where he handled …

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Kenyon defeated in NCAC Tournament final

GRANVILLE, Ohio — After keeping things close in doubles play, the Kenyon College men’s tennis team was unable to keep pace in singles matches against the Denison University Big Red, which utilized home courts advantage to defeat the Owls, 5-1, and win Sunday’s finale of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament. Denison, ranked at No. 9 nationally, improved to …

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Illegal Gaming Machines Seized By Ohio Casino Control Commission

NEWARK, OHIO – The Ohio Casino Control Commission(OCCC) served search warrants on twolocations in Licking County on April 24th, 2024 as part of an ongoing investigation into illegalgambling. OCCC Gaming Agents launched an investigation after receiving complaints about abusiness operating illegal slot machines in violation of Ohio law. The Newark Division of Police and the Licking County Sheriff’s Office assisted …

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Central Ohio Technical College Premieres Viewpoint Feature and Launches New Mascot

On Wednesday, April 24, Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) hosted COTC Illuminated, an event which held the exclusive premiere of the Viewpoint television series featuring COTC, as well as the unveiling of the college’s new mascot. TC the Cat with COTC president John M. Berry, PhD. This event was a culmination of efforts put forth by dedicated COTC faculty and …

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OHSAA Announces 2024 Football Divisions and Regional Assignments

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors approved the 2024 football divisional breakdowns and regional assignments today during its April board meeting. The largest 70 schools are placed in Division I, and all remaining schools are divided as equally as possible into Divisions II through VII, with approximately 106 schools per division. Of note, OHSAA member …

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