The Upper Arlington Civic Association will continue a tradition more than four decades old when it hosts the annual Memorial Day Run May 27.

An Upper Arlington favorite for Chinese fare recently celebrated 25 years of business in the community, and its owner hopes it will still be in town for its golden anniversary.

The Upper Arlington Board of Education approved higher fees Monday, May 13, for high school and middle school athletes as part of budget changes that will include departmental cuts for the 2013-14 school year.

One year after opening an office in Upper Arlington, Thomas and Marker Construction is planning to renovate and expand its facility.

Upper Arlington city officials will consider a proposal this month for a Starbucks Coffee in the Arlington Square Shopping Center.

Last summer, it seemed the new mixed-use project on Lane Avenue was taking forever to begin in earnest. But once the old buildings on the site came down, it has been gangbusters ever since.

Two jewelry boxes, two gold bracelets, an emerald necklace, a sapphire bead and an amethyst bead, together valued at $2,100, were reported stolen from a home in the 4000 block of Park Lane between 3:30 p.m. May 9 and 1:10 a.m. May 10 while the residents were out of town.

An anti-bullying project by fifth-graders at Upper Arlington's Greensview Elementary School won an Outstanding Project Award at the Youth for Justice Summit, a program of the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education.

The Upper Arlington Parks and Recreation Department will team with a retired professional polo player next month on an introductory camp devoted to "The Sport of Kings."

The Upper Arlington Historical Society and the city of Upper Arlington will induct the two newest members of the UA Wall of Honor May 19.

The Upper Arlington Citizens Police Academy will meet Thursdays, Sept. 5 through Nov. 14.

Students from Greensview Elementary School were among more than 150 Ohio students who participated in the 19th annual Youth for Justice Summit, a program of the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education, on May 7, at the Riffe Center in downtown Columbus.

* Syracuse University has announced its dean's list for the fall 2012 semester. Sarah Higbee of Upper Arlington, a student in the Martin J. Conover School of Management, was named to the list.

Eighteen Latin students at St. Andrew School received gold medals for their achievements on the 2013 National Latin Examination.

The following programs are offered by the Upper Arlington Public Library system. For more information, visit ualibrary.org.

Franklin County prosecutors are expected to present evidence to a grand jury following an Upper Arlington man's arrest April 29 on felony charges of gross sexual imposition by force and having a weapon under disability.

The works of 14 Ohio metalsmiths will be showcased at a new Upper Arlington Concourse Gallery exhibit running through June 21.

An Upper Arlington advisory board has commissioned a study to gauge potential office, retail and commercial development prospects on the city's western boundary.

Upper Arlington police filed several charges against a city resident May 4 after a chase through town.

New Albany Symphony Orchestra officials say they want to reach out to the hearing-impaired community with a performance in April 2014 that will feature a light show and a deaf violist, 16-year-old Israelle Johnson.

Now in her early 40s, Tricia Wheeler remains good friends with several of her sorority sisters she met at Ohio State University.

The likelihood that a child will eat the food served in Upper Arlington school cafeterias gets an A on the parental grading scale and the food earns a B for healthiness, but the length of time a child has to stand in line to be served gets only a D.

For more than 60 years, a group of Columbus-area men have sought to keep a piece of Americana alive through four-part, harmonized singing.

Upper Arlington's Parks & Recreation Department invites the community to its Spring Fling family event, scheduled to run from 11 a.m to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at Sunny 95 Park, 4395 Carriage Hill Lane.

As the orange barrels come out of hibernation and our road and underground infrastructure improvements schedule is rolled out for the season, we invariably receive calls from residents wondering why their street didn't make it onto this year's list.

The Upper Arlington Historical Society and the city of Upper Arlington will induct the two newest members of the UA Wall of Honor May 19.

For thousands of central Ohio sustainability enthusiasts, spring is a magical time.

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

An Upper Arlington man posted bond Wednesday, May 1, after being arrested on charges related to gross sexual imposition against an employee at Alex's Bistro, 4681 Reed Road.

Thieves were able to gain access to five vehicles left unlocked last week and got away with cash, computer equipment and medication, among other items.

Upper Arlington city officials will host a public meeting May 15 to discuss plans to install nine Alfred Tibor sculptures, valued at $450,000, in Parkway Park and to rename the park Tibor Parkway, in honor of both the artist and his older brother, who died in a Nazi prison camp during the Holocaust.

For more than 60 years, a group of Columbus-area men have sought to keep a piece of Americana alive through four-part, harmonized singing.

The ceremony to present him with this year's Golden Apple Award took Windermere Elementary School Principal Steve Scarpitti by surprise last week.

The handmade creations of some 100 area artisans and crafters will be on display in Upper Arlington this month at the 2013 Columbus Spring Avant-Garde Art& Craft Show.

The month of May is traditionally a harbinger of warmer weather and fun times in UA, and this year is no exception. Read on for some of the month's events and more.

The district's bottom line looks better due to extensive personnel cuts, but as expenditures continue to exceed revenue and fund balances drop, Upper Arlington schools will simply "run out of money," board President Robert Arkin said.

Homeless as a child and later abused and kicked out of his last foster home, an Upper Arlington teen recently was honored for helping others.

The Upper Arlington Commission on Aging will provide a venue for individuals to sell crafts, household items and other goods while also supporting the agency during its May Market Super Sale.

Following a debate that divided neighborhood residents, Upper Arlington City Council will consider a city-driven initiative next month to install sidewalks along a portion of Berkshire Road.

Haiti and the devastation it suffered in a 2010 earthquake may seem far away in time and distance, but Upper Arlington High School freshman Annie Terez wants people to remember that the situation "remains dire."