Bexley to spend $2 million to upgrade pool complex  7/17/06
Not long after the last swimmers leave Bexley’s public swimming pool at the end of summer, a wrecking ball will usher in a new aquatics era... more

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Bexley Woman’s Club 2006 Calendars

The Bexley Woman’s Club has produced a limited edition calendar for 2006.  The artwork, by Edie Mae Herrell, class of 1947, includes Montrose, Maryland, the Cassingham complex, Jeffrey Mansion and Drexel Circle among the twelve prints in Wedgwood blue on ivory heavyweight paper.  The prints are suitable for framing.

Proceeds for this project will go towards community donations, as well as social service concerns.  In the recent past, donations have included a portion of the historical marker in front of the library, a chair in the high school auditorium, a bench at Jeffrey Mansion, the new flag in Drexel Circle, assistance for CHOICES, The Center for New Directions and A Special Wish Foundation, Inc.

The calendars sell for only $5.00 each and can be ordered by contacting Alycia King via telephone at 614/231-5188, via email at aking1@columbus.rr.com or via mail at 753 Grandon Avenue, Bexley OH 43209-2575.  Delivery is available within Bexley.  Postage to mail them is $1.05 extra.  Remaining calendars are limited and no more will be printed when the current supply is depleted.

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Changes on Main  8/2/05
Bexley’s cozy Main Street, where owners of the Lamp Shade have been selling their wares for three decades, exemplifies downtown America... more

Bexley to stay on the ball with battle for regional title  6/6/05
They consider themselves Buckeyes at heart, but many Bexley residents take another sport as seriously as Ohio State football... more

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Gateway Plaza will bring something new to Bexley, developer says  9/4/04
Bexley Gateway Plaza will be more than a few shops, offices and apartments, developer Larry Ruben told the Main Street Redevelopment Commission in presenting his plans Aug. 4... more

New York native finds Bexley a comfortable setting for book  7/21/04
In the first chapter of What To Keep, first-time novelist Rachel Cline sets the scene with a vivid description of Bexley— the home of her plucky young protagonist -- in 1976... more

BEXLEY LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMITTEE  4/11/04
A group of citizens concerned about preserving buildings of historical or architectural significance has recently formed the Bexley Landmarks Preservation Committee to pursue and implement its preservation goals. The Committee held its first meeting in January... more

Survey about Jeffrey Mansion’s priorities expected to be mailed 4/05/04
Jeffrey Mansion needs more than $1-million in renovations to keep the facility in good operational shape, according to Bexley recreation director Doug Jackson... more

New tax, staffing changes proposed 4/05/04
The Bexley school district should ask voters to approve an income tax in November, a community committee has recommended... more

Historical occasion arrives
Bexley made its mark during Saturday’s Summerfest with the placement of the 2003 Ohio Bicentennial historical marker telling the story of the National Road and the Interurban Electric Railway... more

Co-op celebrates 25 years in city
In 1976, the late Ann Tarrier organized a meeting with a few Bexley friends to discuss starting a cooperative grocery in the community. All shared the same interest: provide natural foods for their families... more

Resident’s novel set in community
Some residents will recognize locales and bits of information about Bexley in the plot of author Frederick L. Cullen’s comic mystery novel, "Secrets Are Anonymous." more
Society declares its intent to make up difference
Work on making their mark continues as the Bexley Historical Society recently passed a motion to underwrite any shortfall in monies for the 2003 Ohio Bicentennial historical marker... more

Society declares its intent to make up difference
Work on making their mark continues as the Bexley Historical Society recently passed a motion to underwrite any shortfall in monies for the 2003 Ohio Bicentennial historical marker... more

Proposed site for Bexley offices challenged
Jeffrey Park is down but not out as a site for a new Bexley City Hall and police station... more