
Local news for Powell and the Olentangy area of Delaware County
Local news for Powell and the Olentangy area of Delaware County
Business
Nocterra Brewing Co. abruptly closed its downtown Powell taproom at 41 Depot St. on Aug. 30 after seven years, with a "for lease" sign appearing the next morning; the brewery had received a $23,855 city retention grant in 2025 that includes a clawback provision.

Public Safety
The east side of Lewis Center Road at the State Route 3 intersection in Genoa Township will close Wednesday, Sept. 2, through Friday, Oct. 2, as the Delaware County Engineer's Office completes a northbound right-turn lane, replaces curbing and rebuilds a section of the bike path in the final phase of the SR 3 widening project.

Business
Nocterra Brewing Co. abruptly closed its downtown Powell taproom at 41 Depot St. on Aug. 30 after seven years, with a "for lease" sign appearing the next morning; the brewery had received a $23,855 city retention grant in 2025 that includes a clawback provision.

Public Safety
The east side of Lewis Center Road at the State Route 3 intersection in Genoa Township will close Wednesday, Sept. 2, through Friday, Oct. 2, as the Delaware County Engineer's Office completes a northbound right-turn lane, replaces curbing and rebuilds a section of the bike path in the final phase of the SR 3 widening project.

Business
Nocterra Brewing Co. abruptly closed its downtown Powell taproom at 41 Depot St. on Aug. 30 after seven years, with a "for lease" sign appearing the next morning; the brewery had received a $23,855 city retention grant in 2025 that includes a clawback provision.

Public Safety
The east side of Lewis Center Road at the State Route 3 intersection in Genoa Township will close Wednesday, Sept. 2, through Friday, Oct. 2, as the Delaware County Engineer's Office completes a northbound right-turn lane, replaces curbing and rebuilds a section of the bike path in the final phase of the SR 3 widening project.

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Public Safety
The east side of Lewis Center Road at the State Route 3 intersection in Genoa Township will close Wednesday, Sept. 2, through Friday, Oct. 2, as the Delaware County Engineer's Office completes a northbound right-turn lane, replaces curbing and rebuilds a section of the bike path in the final phase of the SR 3 widening project.

Public Safety
August 2026 dumped 9.94 inches of rain on the Columbus area, the second-highest August total since 1879, while an Aug. 11 derecho spawned 14 tornadoes across Ohio and later flooding closed Interstate 70.

Public Safety
Blue Church Road north of State Route 521 in Delaware County closes Monday, Aug. 31 through Friday, Sept. 4 for the second straight week of culvert replacement, while lane restrictions on U.S. 23 and SR 229 continue through fall.

Public Safety
Plumb Road between Africa Road and S. Three B's & K Road will close 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily from Monday, Aug. 31 through Wednesday, Sept. 2 for road repairs, affecting drivers in Orange, Berlin, Berkshire and Genoa Townships.

Sports
Olentangy Liberty's girls lacrosse team received their third consecutive state championship rings at halftime of the Aug. 28 football home opener, marking the first three-peat in Olentangy Local School District history in any sport.

Sports
Olentangy Liberty girls soccer head coach Chris Allen earned his 100th career victory in an 8-0 shutout of Wapakoneta on Saturday, while field hockey stayed unbeaten with a 5-1 road win over Jerome and volleyball finished fourth at the Columbus Invitational Tournament.

Sports
Olentangy Liberty's girls lacrosse team celebrated its third consecutive OHSAA Division I state championship at a community event Friday, Aug. 28, capping a run that included a 9-8 win over Upper Arlington in the June 7 state final.

Sports
Olentangy Orange opened its 2026 volleyball season with a dominant three-set sweep of Newark, led by senior Camryn Coomer's 10 kills and Chloe Moore's nine digs in her first match as libero, as the Pioneers begin life without four college-bound starters from last year's 24-3 state tournament squad.
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Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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