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  • By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/THISWEEKNEWS
    Carson Fulks as Danny (center) rehearses the song Greased Lightning during dress rehearsal May 16 for Grease at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 3730 Broadway. The cast at the Grove City parochial school concludes its presentation of the play with performances at 9:30 a.m., 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. today, May 23 at the school.

    Go, go 'Grease' lightning!

  • This year, the winning team of the Mayor's Cup consisted of Tony Quinn, John Wagner, Dan Diesel and Rick Smith.

    Outing strokes fundraising for Meals-on-Wheels

    Participants gathered last week to tee off for a good cause.

  • March for Babies

    By CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKNEWS
    Students and staff from Hayes Intermediate School walk around the school's gymnasium in a March for Babies fundraiser Friday, May 10. All of the money collected will be given to the March of Dimes in honor of "Team Amelia Elise." The team was started in 2010 by Hayes sixth-grade teacher Michelle Toothman and her husband, Dave, after the loss of their daughter at birth. Each student who donated at least $1 could participate for 15 minutes in the walk.

    School club steps forward to help cause

    Almost all Hayes Intermediate School students were doing laps around the gym Friday, May 10.

  • By LAURIE STEVENSON/THISWEEKNEWS
    Catcher Jeremy Cullison of the River Dogs gets some help with his equipment from coach Tom Sites before the start of their game on opening day of Little League baseball Saturday, May 4, at Windsor Park in Grove City.

    Opening Day celebrates return of Little League to Grove City

    It's time to play ball in Grove City, and last weekend, the community turned out to inaugurate the season.

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Sports

  • Track & Field

    JOHN HULKENBERG/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Brenda Pereyra Perez led the Central Crossing girls track and field team with third-place finishes in the long jump and the 100 and 400 meters at the OCC-Central meet, which concluded May 18 at Thomas Worthington.

    Perez leads Comets girls at OCC meet

    Brenda Pereyra Perez of the Central Crossing High School girls track and field team rested on the infield at Thomas Worthington for at least 30 minutes at the end of the OCC-Central Division meet May 18.

  • Softball

    'Hounds advance behind Cornell

    The Grove City High School softball team opened the Division I district tournament with a 6-1 win over 31st-seeded Franklin Heights in the second round May 16 at home behind a strong performance by pitcher Emma Cornell.

  • Baseball

    Grove City takes care of Vikings in tourney

    Grove City High School baseball coach Ryan Alexander turned to his top two pitchers to help lead his team to a 7-0 win over visiting Teays Valley in the second round of the Division I district tournament May 15.

  • Ready Roundup

    Softball team reaches district title game

    Despite receiving the 16th seed among 20 teams for the Division III district tournament, the Ready High School softball team reached a district final.

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Arts.Food.Fun

  • By Submitted photo
    Radical Dads

    Fischer's Fab Five

    Dark Star Jubilee (including on-site video at Legend Valley Campgound), Alkaline Trio and more in the latest Fab Five.

  • Table Talk

    By CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKNEWS
    The Plate at 29 S. High St. in New Albany offers "modern, healthy american comfort food," including seven signature pizzas such as the Margherita pizza. Executive chef Phillip Gulis said the Plate's mission is chef-driven, locally sourced, handmade dishes.

    New Albany restaurant’s populist pursuits include pizza

    The Plate specializes in simple, farm-to-fork cuisine.

  • By Submitted photo
    Lauren Mann and the Fairly Odd Folk

    'Little adventures' inspire Mann, eclectic band

    You make the decision to do music full time, like Lauren Mann did in 2008, and you're going to have to hit the road.

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