Bexley 30 Day News Index

  • Series grows from just movies to theme nights

    Main Street will go wild Friday, May 24, for a zoo-themed evening complete with exotic animal appearances, a Jack Hanna look-alike contest judged by the local celebrity's manager and a performance by children's music stars the Shazzbots.

  • Friends contribute to high school journey

    I struggle to open the deceptively heavy door and throw myself through the small opening. I stand there for a moment to collect myself before I trudge forward into the unknown. My hands clutch to the straps of my backpack as I brace myself. I walk forward and join the mass of bodies shuffling along the hallway. I've crossed over to the other side -- I'm a freshman in high school.

  • Military notes

    Air Force Senior Airman Ellen N. Gruesen has been named a Hard Charger Award winner.

  • Reading with a four-legged friend

  • Lennox invited to inspire Bexley's senior class

    In 2007, Tom Lennox, co-founder of Columbus' Pelotonia, had to have one of the most difficult conversations a parent could ever have with his children.

  • Seminary's music series marks 29th year

    Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host its 29th annual Summer Music Series, "Tuesdays at Trinity," on three consecutive Tuesdays beginning June 4 in the Gloria Dei Worship Center on the Trinity campus, 2199 E. Main St.

  • Local students honored for service to others

    The five seniors honored by the Upper Arlington Women's Club this year looked like ordinary high school students -- maybe a bit more dressed up than usual -- but in their humanitarian efforts, they surpassed what most students accomplish in four years of high school.

  • Proposal would bring grocery, relocate offices

    The redevelopment of Bexley's City Hall site that has been City Council fodder for more than two decades may finally become a reality.

  • Company looks to launch car-sharing in Columbus

    Move over rental bikes -- you've got four-wheel competition.

  • City's swimming facility marks 50 years

    When Bexley's David H. Madison Community Pool opens this weekend, it will celebrate 50 years.

  • District doesn't need a levy in 2013

    Bexley City Schools officials say they will be able to extend their promise to stay off the ballot for at least another year following some promising financial news from Treasurer Chris Essman last week.

  • Active Voice film project closes with festival

    Bexley Middle School's first Documentary Film Festival: Active Voice will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. May 20, at the Drexel Theatre, 2254 E. Main St.

  • College notes

    Colin Zidar, a 2009 graduate of Bexley High School, has graduated at the top of his ROTC class at Cincinnati's Xavier University with a 3.87 grade point average.

  • Students present 'Beauty of the Dreaming Wood'

    The Bexley Theater Program's elementary production of The Beauty of the Dreaming Wood opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 16 in the district's Cassingham Theater, 250 S. Cassingham Road.

  • New play space becomes reality

  • Educators happy to make magazine's 'Best' list

    Bexley High School has climbed in Newsweek magazine's recent 2013 "America's Best High Schools" list, released earlier this month.

  • Musician's ties to city, university stay strong

    Matt Billingslea, a Maryland native and nationally touring musician who's currently a drummer for Taylor Swift, has called Nashville, Tenn., home for the last eight years, but there hasn't been a day in the last two and a half years that he hasn't thought of Bexley.

  • Captivating 'Caterpillar'

  • Local mayors: HB 5 would take money from cities

    Several central Ohio mayors and city managers participated in a May 9 press conference at Columbus City Hall to voice their opposition to a proposed bill that would create a uniform municipal tax code statewide.

  • 3 scenarios proposed to fund efforts

    Bexley City Council planned to host the first of three planned public meetings Tuesday, May 14, to discuss upgrades to the water and sewer system and the rate increases on residents' bills that will fund them.

  • Northwest Counseling Services, Fraser laud top students

    Northwest Counseling Services honored 70 northwest-area high school students for their achievements Friday, May 3, during the 22nd annual All Star Salute.

  • Annual yard sale event slated for Saturday

    Sam Gedert is just a regular dude with a bachelor pad and lots of stuff he doesn't need.

  • Columbus Chamber Singers mark 25 years

    The members of the Columbus Chamber Singers are stretched, but never stressed.

  • High school journalists honored in editorial contest

    This year’s winners in The Martys, an editorial contest for Central Ohio’s high school journalists, were announced last week.

  • District's Latin students stand out among exam entrants

    Students from Bexley Middle School and Bexley High School earned recognition in the 2013 National Latin Exam given in March under the joint sponsorship of' the American Classical League and the National Junior Classical League.

  • Group's founder hopes to motivate fellow amputees

    Dozens of people joined the ranks of amputees April 15 when first one and then another terrorist bomb exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.

  • Howland lives out her motto in service

    Pat Howland lives by the motto, "Always choose hope over fear."

  • Food truck rules pilot program begins June 1

    Food trucks operating in some of the busiest areas of Columbus will become part of a seven-month pilot program aimed at establishing new rules for the mobile vendors.

  • Barasch shares time, talents at Montrose

    Bexley's schools open their doors every day to a myriad of volunteers.

  • City, Local Matters team on educational gardens

    Community centers are places where people gather to learn things and stay healthy.

  • May 25, 2013 | Currently: 62° Partly Cloudy