Students who were named to the honor rolls for the fourth grading period at Bexley Middle School are listed below.

Girls with their American Girl dolls in tow already are planning trips to Easton Town Center in anticipation of the Saturday, June 22, opening of the first American Girl store in Ohio.

Thefts involving wallets and purses accounted for several Bexley police reports last week.

The city of Bexley is gearing up for its July Fourth celebration, with events starting as early as 8 a.m. Thursday, July 4.

Three Bexley Board of Education members have expressed their campaign intentions, including two who shared their plans during the panel's monthly meeting June 10.

The city of Bexley has offered to share its income tax rate and local resources with the city of Powell and Liberty Township in Delaware County as part of a Joint Economic Development Zone.

Brookwood Academy will host parent information meetings at 6:30 p.m. June 25, 10 a.m. June 26 and 2 p.m. July 9 in the conference room at Brookwood Presbyterian Church, 2685 E. Livingston Ave.

Columbus Public Health officials are calling on residents to help control mosquitoes and fight the spread of the West Nile virus.

Bexley City Council unanimously approved an ordinance for the city's Bexley Community Investment Corp. to enter into a contract to purchase the Bexley Square Shopping Center from Casto for $1.8 million during action at its June 11 meeting.

For the first time in more than a month, the Bexley Police Department posted online incident and accident reports last week.

Central Ohio roads are getting safer, but the most dangerous intersection in the area still logged 233 crashes over the past three years.

The Bexley Planning Commission hosted a full house at its June 3 meeting as residents gathered to comment on a proposal that would add lighting and upgrade the sound system at Capital's Bernlohr stadium.

The Diabetes Prevention and Control Alliance (DPCA) and the YMCA of the USA (Y-USA), as sponsors of "Seniors Tell Diabetes Not Me" week, will host several free diabetes prevention awareness events at no additional cost to Medicare Parts A & B beneficiaries between June 17 and 22.

While students in Bexley are enjoying their summer break, the Bexley City School district's maintenance staff is already beginning the task of preparing its facilities for the 2013-2014 school year.

Although classes had just ended for the school year, some 58 students from Bexley and Columbus were back at it last week -- but this time they left the desks behind.

A new development sprouting on the northwestern edge of Dublin will host this year's nature-themed BIA Parade of Homes.

Bexley students will be participating in a number of Children's International Summer Village programs this summer.

Because of the Boston Marathon bombings, Red White & Boom! will have a beefed-up security detail.

Central Ohio roads are getting safer, but the most dangerous intersection in the area still logged 233 crashes over the past three years.

A new development sprouting on the northwestern edge of Dublin will host this year's nature-themed BIA Parade of Homes.

Who said teenagers couldn't move mountains? Well, brick and mortar may be more like it.

Because of the Boston Marathon bombings, Red White & Boom! will have a beefed-up security detail.

When Michael and Mary Roddy moved from a 2,900-square-foot home to a smaller Bexley abode, they took the opportunity to downsize their decorating budget as well.

Bexley United Methodist Church, 2657 E. Broad St., will host vacation Bible school programming from 6 to 8 p.m. June 23-27.

Amateur hockey players will take over the Easton Chiller this weekend in support of cystic fibrosis research.

The official start to summer is June 21, but for many, the new season is signified by something else. It could be the end of the school year, the first family camping trip or the opening of a community swimming pool.

The Cassingham Elementary School community has officially broken ground on the Molly Davis Memorial Garden at the northwest corner of the campus.

Christmas was a tough day for Ric Stranges.

For the first time in the new century, the United German Singing Society of Central Ohio is holding a concert.