Mount Vernon, OH News

• Mount Vernon, OH News
• Parade, Memorial Day ceremony held at Brandon
• Danville hands out 48 diplomas
• Mount Vernon Academy grads urged to seize the day
• Utica Ice Cream Festival kicks off with parade
• Weather ideal for Mount Vernon Farmers Market
• In the Know team finishes third
• Permanent site now available for disposal of unwanted medications
• Mount Vernon falls in straight sets in state semis
• Utica, Highland see track seasons end
• 87 Bulldogs receive diplomas
• 87 Bulldogs recieve diplomas
• ANC project will likely start in 2013
• Pesky summer bug on the move
• 'Kidding Around' taking hiatus
• Freddies win regional championship
• Bulldog relay team going to state
• Mount Zion to celebrate 175th anniversary
• Artists showcase Japanese-influenced work
• KCCC honors students
• ODOT preparing for busy summer
• Knox Energy gas pipeline a concern for county
• Bids opened for Memorial Building cleaning
• Freddies rally in sixth, advance to regional final
• Devils can't figure out Notre Dame, fall 11-1
• Mosier advances; Redskins fall short
• Yellow Jackets prepare for historic weekend
• MVFD swears in new firefighters
• Caputo going to Clear Fork
• Memorial Day events
• Health board discusses personnel matters
• Webster to state; others advance to finals
• Electrical short causes fire at KCH
• Gallwitz heading to Centerburg
• Three indicted for meth lab
• Fredericktown receives safe routes grant
• Danville school board commends scholars
• 43rd OVI spends time in Mississippi
• Farmers Co-op feed mill closes its doors
• Spurgeon, Taylor to retire from KCESC
• North Fork teachers to get access to new technology
• McGhee: Danville's water supply OK
• First-Knox National Bank announces promotions
• Activity key to staying healthy
• Bass tourney brings near-record numbers
• MVNU marks 50th commencement
• Highland Class of 2012 challenged to do great things
• Kenyon hands out diplomas to 410 grads
• Responders show what to do in an emergency
• Fredericktown celebrates anniversary of bandstand
• Garden club makes good first impression
• New businesses range from bakery to massage
• Buchwald Center Plaza gets boost from foundation grant
• Mount Vernon returns to state with 5-set victory in final
• Danville knocks off Newark Catholic to win district title
• Freddies, Trojans, Bulldogs move on
• City granted funds for ANC cleanup
• Mount Vernon mom: Toddler recovering
• Should Mount Vernon City Council pass legislation to return prayer to their meetings?
• Water line nearly complete
• Real estate taxes due Wednesday, June 20
• Brubaker, Hart excell at Science Day
• St. Vincent de Paul students create future city
• Mount Vernon Militia gears up for first game
• Drilling complete; fracking up next
• Students cook up a delicious feast
• Homer VFD receives training funds
• Mentorship helps students choose path
• Proposal could bring back council's prayer
• RPC briefed on blighted property funds
• Young child taken to hospital
• Fredericktown tops Northmor, wins district title
• Competitive balance shot down for 2nd time
• Thompson appointed to KCCC board
• Brown outlines jobs proposal
• Three promoted at First-Knox
• Farragut captures New Orleans
• Jackets returning to regional finals
• Congratulations Graduates!
• Travel to Israel and Jordan with MVNU January 2013
• MVNU hosts Christian Women's Leadership Conference, September 13-14
• Schnormeier gallery features Franklin Miller, Judy Miller, and Ted Schnormeier May 23-June 27
• Mandel talks about job plan with NFIB
• Turnout high for health career fair
• Centerburg to cut two teaching positions
• Officials: Reported dispute overblown
• MADD honors local deputies
• Freddies survive error-filled game to advance
• Utica falls to Jonathan Alder, 6-0
• Council prayer sparks controversy
• Juggling his way through college
• City makes plans to annex former PPG plant
• Utica business robbed
• Ramsers honored by MVBOE
• Richards takes over as administrator in Utica
• School board files response to Freshwater memorandum
• Unions, city agree to contract
• Blue Devils return to district finals with 7-0 romp
• East Knox's run ends with loss to top seed
• Defense rules as Pleasant beats Centerburg, 1-0
• Solar power a reality at Centerburg schools
• Ronk: Be prepared with estate planning
• Weight loss opens doors for Williams
• Perfect scores place piano prodigy on top
• KCCC Adult Ed graduates 11 EMTs
• School board members establish policy
• Danville parents on alert
• Knox County Health Dept. receives traffic safety grant
• Stuart delivering final sermon in Mount Vernon
• Home school graduates set to make a difference
• City police prepared to patrol alternative routes
• Smith sent to prison for burglary
• PM Medical service moves to new home
• Should jury pools be taken only from the list of registered voters? Why or why not?
• Youth tennis program teaches with an unusual twist
• Law enforcement kicks off program
• East Knox to freeze some salaries
• Dible shines in Safire Sun, opening act for Marty Raybon
• KCESC board accepts resignations
• Municipal Court has large workload
• Neighborhood Watch programs returning
• Butler police chief indicted by grand jury
• Planning commission votes to alter plan
• Highland upset by Whitehall, 5-3
• Trojans fall to Northridge
• Jury duty less dramatic than TV version
• Grand jury indicts on sex, drug charges
• Fredericktown Board of Education joins Career Center change effort
• Young no-hits Linden McKinley in sectional
• Johnnies, Redbirds dominate MBC meet
• Myers broke window to steal cruiser
• Grand jury first step in process
• Christy trial rescheduled for August
• More than 100 animals killed by fire
• Clinton Township Water District stepping up attempts to collect bills
• Centerburg to install solar panel at facility
• Danville council looks to spruce up village
• No injuries in crash on Ohio 229
• Jackets' defense near perfect in 5-1 victory
• Danville advances in 24-0 rout
• Man shot after stealing sheriff's cruiser
• Fire damages home, kills several animals
• No progress in negotiations between KCH, Anthem
• Graham saves man from drowning
• Mount Vernon woman jailed after one-vehicle accident
• Strait named Exchange's top KCCC student
• First Friday turns up the heat
• Say goodbye to pot holes: Hot mix ready
• How do you feel about the proposed statewide ban on texting and driving?
• Meth labs result in prison terms for two
• Neighborhood watch starting at Knox Lake
• Storms abbreviate SpecTRACKular
• Yellow Jackets rule Spec field events
• Mount Vernon residents come together for prayer
• Small crowd listens to police panel in Danville
• Dinner unites individuals in quest to end domestic violence
• Where is General McClellan and his army?
• Groshongs embark on missionary trip
• Danville man arrested
• Howard woman stable after accident
• Thefts a problem at county parking lots
• County officials discuss financial forecast
• 9-1-1 system to receive upgrades
• Shaka Smart entertains in return to Kenyon
• Mount Vernon beats Zanesville in final home game
• Students get up close with history
• Leaky situation concerns trustees
• Class paper leads to book deal
• Mount Vernon 6-run comeback bid ends in defeat
• Jackets rally, fall short to Big Walnut
• SpecTRACKular has best field in years
• Fatal crash under investigation
• Work progresses on well near Utica
• Students put speaking skills to the test
• Students display talents with mentorship program
• Haldeman's officially open for business
• News advertising contests coming to an end
• Youth farm labor proposal withdrawn
• Highland scores late to defeat Mount Vernon, 6-2
• Redbirds down Devils, win MBC championship
• Students give ancient art a modern twist
• Resource center may expand
• County takes new approach to finances
• Danville schools ask for changes at KCCC
• County applies for federal grant for improvements
• MVFD to use alternative routes
• Big Walnut too tough for sliding Jackets
• Baseball tourney draw set
• Softball draws released
• More businesses opening up
• Safety event informative despite rain
• Grant is key to proposed Fredericktown trail
• Warm spring has little effect on bees, fruits
• Four sentenced in felony cases
• Mount Gilead coach reaches swimming landmark
• Schnormeier gallery features MVNU Art Seniors May 4-16
• Service clubs pay tribute to Gardner
• Coshocton Road project will start May 7
• Why is Arbor Day important to you?
• Arbor Day celebrated with planting, poetry
• Hobby turns into thriving business
• Clear Fork dominates Fredericktown Invitational
• Highland clinches MOAC division title
• Redskins defeat Bulldogs, 5-4
• Several involved in accident at MVHS
• Three vets get trip of a lifetime
• Clear Fork board desires representation on KCCC board
• MVDC honors longtime employees
• Coyotes a threat to small animals
• New batting cage built for softball
• Size, scope of career center boards vary
• Local Democrats kick off campaigns with rally
• Rolls breaks ground on new office building
• Search nearly finished for EMA director
• Health board to seek levy
• Centerburg finishes third in Knowledge Bowl
• Watkins hands Mount Vernon third straight defeat
• County grange honors pair at dinner
• Buy-back service opens
• Drafting, Jefferson in place at least one more year
• Bridge project finally ready to take flight
• Williams stepping down as MHR executive director
• Danville board honors state-qualifying pair
• Huff's triple, Hertz's pitching lead Scots
• Encouraging awareness of the Earth
• Proposal would shut down guard at Lahm
• Locals blaze new trails at convention
• New businesses spring up
• Teams battle frigid weather at Yellow Jacket Relays
• Indiana native fastest at Earth Day Challenge
• Kids learn, have fun at Youth Field Day
• What effect do you think public input will have or should have on the Knox County Career Center board's decisions about the engineering drafting and the early childhood education programs and the teachers involved?
• Bids surprise city officials
• Danville post's future remains in limbo
• More details emerge from Shiloh
• Mount Vernon win streak ends in ugly 18-6 defeat
• Redskins win battle of top MBC teams
• Jackets' softball team falls to Orange
• KCCC board changes its participation policy
• Circus entertains kids of all ages
• Bell silenced at Millwood Presybterian Church
• Withers: Project progressing
• Dzik to prepare plan for use of grant money
• Citizens get chance to speak their piece
• Seavolts met music, TV icon Dick Clark
• Two arrested after discovery of meth lab
• Yellow Jackets rock Coffman in three sets
• Freddies win battle of ranked teams
• Mount Vernon grad Feasel runs 3:40 in Boston
• Mount Vernon grad Oswalt vies for Olympic glory
• Questions raised about public participation
• Music education goal for Disney trip
• Recycling day set for Saturday
• Jackets shut down by Eagles
• County boards unaware of Career Center representation
• Students observe nature at BFEC
• Farmers preparing for storm
• Panel discusses aging of America
• Rally helps 'Take Back the Night'
• New leadership in place for Ohio GOP
• Mount Vernon board recognizes athletes, volunteers
• Freddie girls, Trojan boys dominate MBC meet
• Trojans hold off Fredericktown, 4-1
• Mount Vernon tennis team falls just short
• Fredericktown considers paving bike trail
• North Fork increases fees for participation
• Energy audit has potential cost savings
• Eight indicted by Knox County grand jury in April
• Amheiser competes for world pizza title
• Redskins survive Trojan comeback, win in extras
• Style show adds color, energy to dreary Saturday
• Crime areas detailed
• Recovery continues for Smith family
• Freshwater appeals to Ohio Supreme Court
• Mount Vernon runner spent year training for Boston Marathon
• Farm checks illness at the door
• Marty Raybon: A singer's singer
• Conway named honorary parade marshal
• Tax return deadline Tuesday
• Burglaries can be averted, says MVPD
• Big third inning lifts Mount Vernon past Watkins
• Jackets buzz past Franklin Heights
• Freddies trounce Danville, 17-0
• OHSAA to add 7th football division
• Corruption biggest issue in developing democracies
• Transmitter would help find those who are lost
• Students in afterschool program give back
• Overheated iron causes dorm to be evacuated
• Truck rolls down hill, strikes cars
• Students tell board about new building
• Utica drops thriller to Mount Gilead
• Report details KCCC board meeting
• When is someone missing?
• KCESC board accepts donations
• Fredericktown board commends athletes
• Marine Patrol ready to set sail
• Nation stunned by news from Shiloh
• Reward offered for arson info
• Mount Vernon empties bench in Pickerington Central sweep
• Pew double leads Danville past Centerburg, 4-2
• Bigler new chief in Utica
• Centerburg board wants changes at KCCC
• Utica delays wastewater project
• Council addresses garage sale policy
• Yellow Jackets stun Pacers, 6-5, with walk-off single
• Bulldogs pound Blue Devils, 10-1
• The way plowing used to be
• Woodward restoration project gaining steam
• Bright patterns hot this spring
• The right shoes add style, flair
• Traffic signal to be replaced
• Kenyon Review Digest Edition now available on Kindle
• Senate bill could discontinue landline telephone service
• Improvements set for city parks
• Big battle brewing in the West
• Kenyon equestrian team finds its stride
• Celebrate the history of the most holy day
• Shared services keep some costs lower
• Animal control going high-tech
• Dan Emmett class top penny pincher
• Students show off knowledge at bowl
• Darkness wins as Jackets, Barons tie
• Mickley, Devils shut down Redskins
• Five public health partners recognized
• Davis remembered with greatest story
• Devon well site prepares for rig
• Second Howard business robbed
• Civil War-era newspapers to be stored in digital format
• Danville considers security measures
• Orange squeezes past Jackets in extra inning
• Mount Vernon overwhelmed by Pacers, 14-7
• Collaboration yields wholesale software migration for four Nazarene institutions
• Local food inspections online
• Vacant house catches fire
• Jackets swarm Pacers in victory
• Beheler reaches 300-win milestone
• Lorenza learns fate
• After increase rejected, COJFD seeks renewal
• Freddies pull out win over Trojans
• Pack 382 dominates Pinewood Derby
• Danville High School's Hawk earns state FFA degree
• Health tech lab continues success
• Industrial leaders learn about Project Lead the Way
• Danville police requests info
• Officials: No tornado in Licking County
• Fire investigation continues
• Orndorff sentenced to 12 years for sex offenses
• Coshocton Avenue widening project's price tag goes up
• MVBOE considers charges, studies
• Thief caught in the act
• Sharing the road with farm equipment
• Paying tribute to a rival scribe
• District 11 All-Stars look back at hoops careers
• Bulldogs struggle early, fall at home to West Holmes
• Citizens frustrated with KCCC administration
• Lottery fever strikes county
• County honored for trail paving
• Science, fun mix at SPI Spot
• Roberts not guilty; to receive treatment
• Prior planning key when dealing with emergencies and pets
• Utica stifles Mount Vernon's bats, win 2-1
• Communication key when weather strikes
• Health board postpones decision on new levy
• Easter egg hunts to be held
• Mount Vernon boys tennis team shows improvement
• Missing Mount Vernon girl safe
• Utica helps out a classmate
• Discover the allure of wood
• Orchards keeping an eye on fruits after frost
• EMA plays major role if severe weather strikes
• Stacy, Sites honored with awards
• Adding some spice to their cooking
• Roden, Wellman lead Mount Vernon to convincing 8-1 victory
• Freddies fight to end, fall to Elgin
• Council supports Woodward restoration
• Work begins on Beckley Road
• Family home perfect wedding location
• Missing youths found in Newark
• Tornado drill helps residents prepare
• County set to apply for CHIP grant
• Bats, pitching lead Jackets in home opening win
• Trojans rally past Highland
• Local teens say 'Yes' to the dress
• Judge Ronk teaches real lessons to teen drivers
• Boys volleyball drops doubleheader to state's elite
• Community leaders provide key information
• City construction bond delayed
• Make cash cleaning up trash from area roadways
• Seedlings available from KSWCD
• Students get real-life lesson in science
• Fredericktown to accept applications for open enrollment
• Youth, experience a good mix for Yellow Jackets
• Girls track team looks to surprise in 2012
• Blue Devils finally have home track to call their own
• Jacket volleyball looks to reload again
• Survey: County a favorable place for business
• Options discussed for bridge
• Letters home tell of life in the Army
• Jacket baseball preps for OCC title run
• Volunteering high on county survey
• Fredericktown man leads MVPD on high-speed chase
• Sheriff's office investigating burglaries near Batemantown
• Water line breaks on Mount Vernon Avenue
• Geologist: Ohio's drilling regulations strict
• New businesses open their doors
• Danville board hears eco-friendly ideas
• North Fork board honors student achievements
• Whole new look for Mount Vernon softball in 2012
• COTC dedicates new campus facility
• Vehicle crashes into KCH
• Davis off and running as new fire inspector
• Partnership identifies health needs in county
• Senior-Stars score triple-digits in win
• Fenton MVP of tight All-Star game
• Kasich discusses jobs while in Mount Vernon
• Breeces honored with Biggs Award
• Vickers sentenced for theft from city
• Water tower going up in Fredericktown
• Eight indicted by grand jury in March
• Danville, RITA join forces for income tax collection
• Wildlife items available at KSWCD
• Best high school hoops players in area play tonight
• Mild winter means cost savings
• Hartfield returns home to make movie
• Dager named a woman of influence
• Wrestling takes over Mount Vernon YMCA
• MVNU hosting Chick-fil-A Leadercast May 4
• Schnormeier gallery features Jim Hendrickx Mar 16 - Apr 18
• Lauren Talley to Perform at MVNU on Mar 28
• County crop, livestock receipts at $110M
• Opera takes on bullying with song
• City awaits word on ANC clean up funding
• Community shows support for Jefferson
• Rain washes up concerns about road
• Assessment begins for flooded areas
• Lewis repeats as top cop
• Wiggin Street wins Battle of the Books
• New businesses sprouting up
• Logan named News Player of Year
• Quick-hitting storm floods Knox County
• Brown combatting 'excessive speculation' on gas
• KCCC board meeting to remain in adult ed building
• Bechtel appointed to fill spot on KCESC board
• Early success led to overconfidence
• Centerburg celebrates student achievements
• Solar power options brought to light
• Spill cleanup bill paid in full
• Stoyle named News Player of Year for 2nd time
• Downtown free lot parking for customers
• East Knox board makes it official-school to remain open
• Pro wrestling to return to Mount Vernon
• School board honors pair
• Council approves bond; saving city $180,000
• Jefferson returns to classroom
• Gas station on Harcourt Road robbed
• Utica police chief Curtis retiring
• Seniors, students collaborate on quilt
• Premier Theatres going digital
• Roberts case postponed
• Maple season sweet despite early start
• Trail's path starting to take shape
• Winter shelter finds permanent home
• Board of Health hires physician for medical clinic
• Centerburg's run ends at regional final, 61-47
• Bracket Bucks returns
• Seniors learn to say 'no' to scams
• Teams competing in Destination Imagination
• Council will take look at city garages
• Franklin brought daylight savings time from Paris
• Five men sentenced for felonies
• Centerburg rallies behind its Trojans
• Trojans, Liberty-Benton similar
• No charges filed against Jefferson
• McDaniel complaint could have been dismissed
• Thompson Square to headline county fair
• DD Awareness Month declared by commissioners
• Mid-Buckeye Conference may not be dead after all
• Election complaint against McDaniel withdrawn
• Support continues to flow for teacher
• Monitor makes first appearance
• Centerburg rallies, claims spot in regional championship
• Season ends for Mount Vernon in 54-40 defeat
• Shaffer elected sheriff
• Ryerson edges Schaaf in close Democratic race
• Spirits high at Democratic headquarters
• Freddies lose lead in 4th, fall to Warriors, 46-33
• District court denies Freshwater appeal
• Rolls lays off 20 shop floor employees
• Heroes honored today at breakfast
• Station Break to get new home
• Jessee honored by Sheep Improvement Association
• Centerburg wastewater facility on track
• Hughes will run for county commissioner as independent
• GOP Chairmain files election complaint against McDaniel
• Christy trial postponed
• Transit company transition smooth
• Sears store honored as top in district
• Bailey battled cancer for dogs and humans
• Riley wins final two matches, places third at state
• Centerburg wins 2nd district title in history
• Jackets' coach looks to next year
• Ground moved for new MVNU sports arena
• Osborn provides artwork for book
• Coshocton Avenue a summer-long project
• Lamp gets 10 years for rape
• Seavolt attends educational seminar
• No state title for Yellow Jackets; Riley finishes today
• Ellis honored with Walter Rudin Award
• Volunteers, supporters feted by KCBDD
• Baptist Temple opening its doors
• Newspaper editors take aim at each other
• Area new business roundup
• Officials get some questions answered by drilling company
• Housing needs, wants discussed
• Mount Vernon wrestlers Riley, Lybarger win; others bow out
• Lightning strike causes house fire
• SALT educating seniors on scams
• Prosecutor's Office unveils Facebook page
• City set to announce future of centers
• Danville loses halftime lead, falls in tourney
• Mickley's long road ends at state tourney
• Community hears about fiscal troubles
• Residents get info on careers at expo
• Veatch has fun with birthday
• Centerburg advances to district final
• Students show support for teacher
• Simmons honored by council
• Body found in apartment
• 2011: A good year for county visitors bureau
• Inventory legislation postponed indefinitely
• Bricker honored by KCRF
• Sewer connections progressing
• Yasechko named Ohio's 2012 Distinguished Young Woman
• Knox County grows by nearly 12 percent
• Shooting under investigation
• KCCC teacher placed on paid leave
• Mount Vernon gets three to state; disputed finish mars celebration
• McGuire, Mickley buck odds, move on to state
• Democrats state their case for offices
• Big jump in gas prices
• DYW has luncheon with Soroptimists
• Cosmetology program featured at board meeting
• Instructor escorted from KCCC this morning
• Chamber hosts candidates' luncheon
• ODD launches program to make up for cuts
• Former MV coach Stobart to be honored in Toledo
• East Knox formally invited to MOAC
• Fire destroys barn at Clever Seed Corn
• DYW participants enjoy 'Grandparents Day'
• Breakfast play coming to Danville
• Several entities use funds from gas tax
• Board hears about top health issues
• Danville man injured in altercation
• Freddies oust Centerburg, 39-26, in sectional
• Farmers learn about crop protection options
• Rotary entertains DYW participants
• Danville board fetes music, art programs
• Work to begin soon on well in county
• Police report released in Sunday crash
• Watts Restaurant celebrates 100th anniversary
• Kiwanis Club hosts DYW participants
• Fredericktown council discusses appropriations
• Kroger remodel has customers in mind
• Owens honored by Republican Party
• Distinguished Young Women program kicks off Saturday
• Mount Vernon youth dies from accident
• Mount Vernon debate teams sends eight to state
• PUCO scrambling to find solution to rate hike
• Good news for Union Army out West
• Jackets dominate Danville lifting meet
• Mount Vernon's Cochran, relay team headed to state
• New maintenance building on the city's horizon
• What do you think about hydro-fracking taking place near your backyard in Utica?
• Jackets defeated, 47-44; settle for share of OCC
• Redskins get clutch OT win
• Freddies roll past Bulldogs
• Jennifer Lahl to Present "Eggsploitation" Documentary at MVNU on Feb 29
• Schnormeier gallery features Abram Kaplan Feb 3 - March 10
• WELCOME "MVNYOU DAY" VISITORS--WE ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU!
• Drilling permits issued in Knox County
• In the Know team makes it to Final Four
• EMA, 9-1-1 positions to remain separate
• Kinder Morgan drops plans for pipeline
• Fredericktown board recognizes volunteers
• Clear Fork board to place levy on August ballot
• Downtown Historic District listed on National Register
• Danville sends two teams to regionals
• History students explore topics
• Reps balance needs of district
• Lottery scam hits Knox County
• Centerburg frustrated with cuts made by state
• No easy path to outright OCC title for Jackets
• East Knox to keep Bladensburg school open
• United Way exceeds goal of $700,000
• Treasurer collects, invests the money
• Text message a scam
• Lorenza faces sentencing for four charges
• Training center one of best in state
• SCRUBS team helps students deal with bullies
• Unusual law treats candidates differently
• Mavis: Discount not on bill
• Sheriff only elected law enforcement position
• City Council approves $40 million budget
• Mount Vernon school board takes look at possible surveys
• Blanchard Road home destroyed
• Trio of commissioners oversee county operations
• Understanding your 401k
• Bluegrass Bash helps those in need
• Mount Vernon almost lets Senior Night win slip away
• Loudonville runs away with MBC wrestling title
• Educating women on heart health
• Legislature passes new 'pit bull' law
• City thinking spring with talk of swimming
• MV man jailed for theft at Pacemakers Dragway Park
• Cut down the net; Jackets win OCC
• Freddies outpace Danville
• Candidates touch on variety of issues
• Mount Vernon residents starting to see change to bill
• Rolls employees some of many affected by contract dispute
• East Knox board honors Friel for 25 years of service
• Grant makes a name for himself in 1862
• Minton's season-high 27 leads Utica past Heath
• Kids get pleasant surprise from Army dad
• Donley Ford celebrating 10 years in Mount Vernon
• Doctor, hospital arrangement a growing trend
• Mediation being offered in Hess case
• Changes being made in Mansfield
• Ackerman-Bechtel steps down from KCESC board
• East Knox could be part of MOAC by 2014
• Woman's actions results in arrest
• Kenyon shares benefits of locally-grown food
• Officials discuss changes to dilapidated buildings code
• Inspector fills trustees in on fracking
• Adam back as Junior Fair Coordinator
• One more year for KCCC drafting program
• Jackets overwhelm Warriors on Senior Night
• Scots down Cardington on final shot
• Finkes speaks at raccoon dinner
• Automated retirement system struggling
• Centerburg council gets update on village
• Incandescent bulbs fading away
• Mavis: Good things happening in Mount Vernon
• Nine indicted by grand jury
• Collins' trial postponed
• Freddies dominate early, hold off comeback try
• MV coach Savage wins in Florida
• Garage destroyed by fire
• Retirement a long, slow process for postal workers
• Education course key to motorcycle safety
• County keeps with trend, foreclosures decreasing
• Our service is temporarily down for maintanence. Please try later
• Unauthorized visitor prompts lockdown
• Water protection moving forward
• Opposition forces truck bill into study
• Trudels win national food award
• Danville rallies from 17 down to beat East Knox
• Jackets' late run secures victory
• Loudonville tightens grip on MBC
• CAUV assessment nearly doubles tax
• Mapping errors create problems for drivers
• Passing on right legal in some situations
• Mount Vernon wrestlers shine under spotlight
• Highland upsets Elgin, 42-34
• Youths express concerns about dismissal
• MOTA changes name to Knox Area Transit
• Smaller battles pave way for bigger things
• Dresses needed for event
• Canine distemper diagnosed
• Blue Devils no match for Johnnies, fall 67-54
• Class steps up for man in need
• Sewer connections required in Clinton Township
• Myers selected for all-state orchestra
• Fans turn out for Danville's first wrestling tri-meet
• Freddies hold on to beat Clear Fork
• Dr. Ogle hangs up his stethoscope
• Need for brine disposal wells growing
• Danville comeback attempt against 'Birds falls short
• KCH breaks ground on new surgical unit
• Quake research turns to wells
• Biggest quake threat is in Missouri
• Changes in store for Mid-Ohio Transit Authority
• Businesses faced with unexpected tax
• Pride in ownership rings true in Habitat homes
• Bulldogs end losing streak, bury Devils
• Trojans beat Johnnies, retain conference lead
• Art show features high school talents
• Asbestos delays Bonded demolition
• General fund budget $12.9M for 2012
• Businesses mixed on guns in bars
• Gardeners getting ready for spring
• After slow start, Jackets dominate
• Danville struggles against Utica's defense
• Parking lot set for Bonded station
• Son: It was 'mercy killing' not murder
• Big fourth quarter sparkes Freddies
• Jackets top OCC with win over Orange
• Fire destroys MV garage
• Plenty to bid on at DYW radio auction
• EMA board being patient in search
• Commissioners hear about state budget
• Details provided in new iHealth Wellness Program
• Danville Mock Trial team takes sixth at Cincinnati
• Drenning:'Be prepared'
• Northridge wins on Bulldogs' shooting woes
• Gas prices heading for annual peak
• Compliance effort checks for sex offenders
• Looney sentenced for felonies
• Department heads address issue of inventory
• Library remodeling gets underway
• Oak Street garage damaged by fire
• Deer rescued from Knox Lake
• New businesses opening doors
• Utica survives Danville's late surge
• Roller derby comes to Mount Vernon
• High school student struggles after concussion diagnosis
• Republicans square off at candidates' night
• Rail line important to county businesses
• Commissioners hear update on project
• Police looking for information on hit-skip
• Collier to run for county commissioner
• Coaches trained for signs of concussion
• No problems with man carrying unloaded gun
• Concussion assessment aids in road to recovery
• Utica wins at quad; Northridge dominates
• Breakfast event a hit with farmers
• Danville considers collection agency
• Copley wins spelling bee
• Trees knock out power
• Peterson case bound over to grand jury
• Young girl struck by vehicle
• Concussion sufferer returns thanks to trainers, patience
• Utica holds off Black Bears
• Northmor flies past Bulldogs, 80-51
• King's legacy celebrated at MVNU
• OSU's Finkes to speak at Raccoon Dinner
• Florida woman injured in crash
• Morrow County Sheriff investigating home invasion
• Inheritance tax shrinking
• Cameron out as Secretary of War
• Rogers to run for 68th District, Ohio House seat
• Centerburg defeats Mount Vernon, 51-35
• Honor flight veterans share stories
• EK board exploring ways to reduce costs
• Deputy injured in accident
• Merchants jolly over holiday sales
• Visit from nurse available to all newborns
• Trojans beat Fredericktown on late run
• Chamber honors best from 2011
• Zoning stalls car dealership
• City weathered first snow
• Fredericktown school board organizes for 2012
• Feasel joins ranks of MVBOE
• Yearly agenda set for Danville meetings
• Yellow Jackets fly past Eagles, 51-41
• Barn being dismantled
• Hess fired as Knox County EMA director
• Moral decision led to Bemiller refusing raise
• Treasurer candidates square off
• Sheriff hopefuls take stage
• Bullying and ways to resist it
• County real estate taxes mailed
• East Knox study results revealed
• EK board welcomes two new members
• 16 indicted by grand jury
• Knox County FSA office unaffected
• Board recognizes Centerburg football team for academics
• North Fork board approves personnel
• KCESC board approves routine fiscal actions
• January: 'The calm before the storm'
• Mount Vernon Colt football changes now official
• Bulldogs lose close contest to Indians
• Sharing a love for music and singing
• Census change forces increase in salaries
• Peterson facing felony charges
• Hawkins announces plan to run for re-election as clerk of courts
• Freddies win defensive battle over Devils
• Trojans keep Bulldogs winless
• Truck traffic continues to dominate discussions
• Grennell takes over as new mayor of Utica
• Collabor8 program off to good start
• Stockberger elected president of board of commissioners
• Buildings in need of repair
• 84 Lumber closes its doors
• Smith takes over at OSHP
• Elected officials included in proposal
• Utica PD investigating attempted robbery
• Bullying issues to be addressed
• Council considers inventory requirement
• Vickers pleads guilty to theft
• New bill would eliminate double dipping
• Dush's free throws power Utica past Centerburg
• Truckers must go hands-free with cell ban
• Connector road opens next week
• Fourth half rally falls short for Jackets
• Utica destroys Bulldogs
• Freddies defeat Johnstown, 63-55
• COTC shows off fancy new home
• Kenyon to host Pelotonia
• County implementing wellness program
• Film featuring abortion survivor to be shown in local churches
• DYW radio auction coming soon
• VSO to answer questions
• MV swimmers dominate on Senior Night
• Big 2nd half pushes Danville past Freddies
• Investigation continues into apartment fire
• ReStore finds room to move
• Concerns raised about fracking, water
• Two sentenced for felonies
• Open burn being investigated
• Resident believes Medicare call a scam
• Ferenbaugh appointed detective by sheriff
• News gloomy as 1861 comes to an end
• Utica dominates quad; Danville, East Knox face off
• Fire damages downtown Centerburg building
• Danville council prepares for 2012
• Shooting carries Jackets to sixth straight win
• ODOT shutting down Millwood garage
• McDaniel enters race for county treasurer
• Minimum wage rises by 30 cents
• Home consumed by fire
• New TIF district being developed
• Schaaf candidate for Ohio House
• Yellow Jackets down Comets, win fifth straight
• Scots' 14-0 run finishes Bulldogs
• Local company sees profits from fracking
• Health department questions wellness program
• Shaffer files to run for Knox County Sheriff
• Centerburg reaches century mark against Unicorns
• Freddies knock off Knights, 56-53
• City honors councilmen Booth, Dice
• Residents get late Christmas gift in reopening of bridge
• Thieves using new tactic to get into homes
• Enrollment numbers fluctuate at KCCC
• Senior funds now in hands of commissioners
• Offices to close for holiday
• Stradley buzzer-beater lifts Utica past Johnstown
• Huge 2nd period helps Trojans get first win
• Father and daughter reunited after 42 years
• Course gives students real-life experience
• Recycling beginning to pick up speed
• Public money for private education?
• Ruhl set to run for re-election to House
• Bowden ends rewarding career
• Spirit of giving alive, well
• Roaming elf adds excitement
• City gets hints for grant application
• Stores close early tonight
• County grants request for ice control idea
• False bills reportedly passed in Knox County
• Society does what it can at home
• Fredericktown accepting shelter reservations
• Jackets come out strong, defeat Presidents
• Utica's second half rally dooms Bulldogs
• New Guilford Road home damaged by late-night fire
• Consumers buying into importance of recycling
• Furr running for Ohio House seat
• Fredericktown collects truck load of toys
• Columbus South shuts down Scots, 49-26
• Mount Vernon icon reopens
• Helping spread Christmas cheer
• Bobo honored by sheriff's office
• Williams takes over at Freedom Center
• Nine indicted for felonies by Knox County Grand Jury
• Danville school board accepts donation for track
• Storm water appeals held
• Friends still long for answers in killing
• MV schools recognize businesses for support
• The Village Network chosen for 3-year pilot project
• Window display winners
• Friends, teammates remember Nick Gaumer
• Staats' shot dooms Bulldogs
• Shooting, turnovers doom Mount Vernon
• Threat issue pops up on social media
• Churches adjusting Christmas services
• City Council approves two job measures
• Public Defender's Office expresses concern on costs
• No significant changes in court budget
• Brown announces plan to run for county sheriff
• EK board approves hirings
• Danville Village Council discusses several items
• Harper had plenty to write about early in the war
• Abatements help attract new businesses
• Six sentenced by judge in felony cases
• Support pours in for humane society after two break-ins
• Two killed in accident near Bellville
• Wild third period carries Bulldogs over Danville
• On the right side of tracks
• KCCC teacher's evaluations contradict board
• Board declines public participation
• Special council meeting addresses bonds, budget and tax abatement
• School board hands out special recognitions
• North Fork board honors its fall sports athletes
• Yellow Jackets dominate Franklin Heights, 70-32
• Bulldogs can't keep up with Johnnies
• Jackets fall in swimming triad
• Sheriff asks for increase in budget
• County expresses concerns about roads
• Postal service looking at budgetary relief measures
• KCCC board recognizes local business owners
• SWCD budget requests reviewed by commissioners
• Thatcher to run for re-election as county prosecutor
• Cleanup nearly finished on AV well
• Freshwater files appeal with 5th District Court of Appeals
• Stahl-Reynolds to take over as MV school treasurer
• Bald eagle population increasing in Knox County
• Trojans' shooting leads to first loss of season
• Bulldogs blow by Northmor
• Smith welcomed home
• Manslaughter case against Hanna dismissed
• Bell choir entertains at ESC board meeting
• Lighting, decorations taken from Fredericktown gazebo
• Four injured in two-car crash on Ohio 661
• Security being reviewed after break-ins at shelter
• Trojans surprising winner at MBC quad
• Testimony begins in Willey death trial
• Signs indicate fire safety levels
• Solar project proceeding at Centerburg
• New retreat takes advantage of scenery
• MV board approves exemption request
• Fletcher announces run for commissioner
• Utica gets clutch win at Fredericktown, 44-43
• Scots handle winless Presidents, 45-37
• Chipotle brings gourmet burritos to Mount Vernon
• Fire chief asks for change in personnel
• MVNU requests $10M bond
• Spring musical hits sour note
• MV council approves new wards, jail contract
• Utica council wraps up 2011
• Cantata Choir to celebrate season
• Food for the Hungry exceeds its goal
• Bladensburg parade goes off without a hitch
• Bazaar highlights events in Danville
• Four honored for life-saving efforts
• Sign up available for electricity savings
• Tis the season for service learning
• Scots finish 2nd, Freddies 3rd at Kilted Klassic
• Appeal denied; Colopy in prison
• Collins Kramer gets community control
• Public hearing set for bond agreement for MVNU arena
• Bladensburg parade Sunday
• Food for the Hungry collecting food, money donations today
• County compost facility open Saturdays
• A new way of rotating pastureland
• Get list ready for Santa
• Swanson, Ashbrook score 35 in MV win
• Big third quarter carries Freddies to 47-27 victory
• Danville gets by Vikings
• The walls come crumbling down
• City employees disciplined for 'horseplay' incident
• Eight indicted by grand jury
• City selects electric provider
• VSO adjustments result in financial savings
• Treasurer asks for no increase
• Commissioners, judge review budget for juvenile court
• Coon announces plan to run for treasurer
• Family retreat to open its doors
• Nearly on the brink of another war
• Scots suffer growing pains in Buckeye Valley loss
• Fredericktown runner sets bar high
• Rolls-Royce to erect new office building
• Utica ushers in Christmas spirit
• Common sense, health care highlights of Taylor's visit
• Food for the Hungry drive goes live on Saturday
• Cancer can't melt joy Ransom gives at Walk
• Alcove hits milestone with 100 years
• Woman's tenacity opens history to all
• Candidates file petitions for primary
• Trials for Christy, Roberts postponed
• Gilson to chair county Democratic Party
• Jackets hang with Pioneers before falling
• Is fracking safe for the water supply?
• Three layers of protection required for injection wells
• Danville council sets wages for 2012
• Plenty of fun, giving at Fredericktown Walk
• Inspiring others during the holidays
• Affiliation determined at primary
• Mentors, students create projects
• Local success lacking at Wazie Invitational
• Compton, Fielding lift Trojans over Freddies
• Safety a priority with pipeline operators
• Letter causing confusion
• Students ready for holiday programs
• Solid start not enough as Eagles beat Jackets
• Freddies take down Scots, 52-37
• Trojans fall in Marhefka's coaching debut
• Growth expected in engineering-drafting
• Health board approves insurance premiums
• Heating sources can be dangerous
• Horticulture students learn seasonal business
• Lack of interest behind KCCC decision
• Residents: Traffic change positive
• Sips staying put - for now
• Grant leads Yanks in minor battle
• New owner takes over at Sears
• Utica village council discusses levy options
• Raising awareness of the need for adoption
• Danville rolls in opener, 77-38
• Looney pleads guilty to reduced charges
• County, city agree on jail contract
• 4-H budget topic of discussion for commissioners
• Council considers rezoning request
• KCH $37 million project approved through HUD
• Suspect in Greyhound bus shooting waives prelim
• Hospital to pay off two bond issues
• Charges dropped against Gullett
• Centerburg uses quick start to down Highland, 62-34
• Rain does not dampen Christmas spirit
• Trespassing charges stem from break in
• Appraiser suspended
• Poinsettia sale benefits Food for the Hungry
• Schermer appointed to board of health
• Sponsler participates in executive conference
• Welcome to Bladensburg
• MVHS students help feed the needy
• Boxes filled with love from home
• Butterfield, Hebenthal win DYW titles
• New medical service flies into Homer
• New building dedicated in Danville
• New market features winter produce
• Distinguished Young Women opens program with excitement
• Connector road nearing completion
• Eyster sentences five for felony crimes
• O' Christmas Tree
• North Fork receives grants
• Food for Fines campaign begins
• Kenyon brings 'The Bard' to Dan Emmett
• Tour touts local energy resources
• Engineering and drafting to be terminated at KCCC
• Costs from spill still not collected
• MV dominates debate contest
• A new and improved HS play
• Buckingham, McGuire earn top All-Area honors
• Shaw to lead Christmas Parade
• Lions, students share meaning of liberty
• Meth lab discovered
• New leader leaves 4th OVI soldiers dissatisfied
• Bicentennial marker dedicated to Confederate general
• Zuber named top volleyball player
• Extra truck traffic causing concern
• Temporary shelter open for homeless men
• Utica treasurer indicted
• Teen killed in auto accident
• Centerburg schools 25th in state in academic growth
• Forgery charges filed against Cambridge woman
• Kenyon coach Stanley forced out after nine seasons
• Roberts, Gaumer named Runners of Year
• New electric aggregation program offered
• City protests AEP Ohio's cap on rate switching
• Utica council discusses levy options
• Collins' murder trial postponed
• MV debate team states its case
• Zeune takes top All-Area honors
• County well accepts Pennsylvania brine water
• New businesses sprouting up around town
• Students learn about election process first-hand at polls
• Get your groove on with FHS band
• Centerburg receives Auditor of State Award
• Cameron earned Presidential Citation
• Payne sentenced for theft from the elderly
• Board recognizes FHS band
• Virtual, prep programs doing well at learning center
• Downtown nears historic district status
• Local man dies in car accident
• Beloved Beatles
• EK waiting for results of study
• Frye found sense of home in Army Corps
• Offices closed and events scheduled for Veterans Day
• Danville presents classic drama
• Schnormeier gallery features Ohio Art League Nov. 18 - Jan. 7
• MVNU Homecoming Weekend, November 11-12
• News launches circulation drive
• Store will open at Woodward
• Danville dominates Devil-Dog clash
• Danville to host playoff game
• DQ costs Trojans shot at state title
• Trojans run into Ready buzzsaw
• Scots fall to Hartley
• Daughter will testify in murder case
• Firefighters will attend Menapace's swearing in
• Some inventory easy to track
• Two sentenced on Friday
• Jackets' season ends in hard-fought defeat
• Centerburg downs Utica, awaits possible playoff bid
• Vikings run hard, defeat Highland
• Freddies let chances slip away, fall in OT
• Johnnies wrap up perfect season with 70-0 win
• MVNU open house at new facility in Newark
• MVNU presents 44th performance of Handel's "Messiah"
• MVNU's Homecoming is right around the corner
• MVNU to host John A. Knight Bible and Theology Conference
• Six hospitalized after meth lab discovered
• Little differences in tracking inventory
• Auction raises $6,535 for parade, walk
• Kenyon unveils new visual arts center
• Election signs popping up all around the city
• Annual Devil-Dog game has more at stake than pride
• Alumni, faculty auction art to support scholarships
• OHSAA looks to improve officiating
• Chemical incident in Apple Valley
• Constantikes, Frye take Honor Flight
• Local employers honored by NHI
• Making sure everyone gets the opportunity to vote
• Health board considering new system for inspections
• Christmas parade auction is tonight
• Friendship saves senior season
• A look at Friday's matchups
• Highland shocks Granville in four
• Centerburg sweeps, moves on to finals
• Democrats honor duo; prep for Election Day
• Charges filed against Vickers
• Finding humor in an unfunny situation
• Fredericktown seniors run wild on cross country team
• Fire chief results to be released Friday
• Heart of Ohio Trail taking shape
• KCH Foundation hears about philanthropy
• County developing plan for disaster
• Electric aggregate discussed at council
• Kindness benefits local schools
• Fracking water wells approved
• Search at KCCC turns up gun, drugs
• Boys run well amid mud, muck
• MV runners stumble in Division I tourney
• Familiar foes move on to regional race
• Answer filed in Hess lawsuit
• Electric aggregation on agenda for council
• KCESC board hears about impact of bill
• North Fork board shows opposition to state bill
• Centerburg defense shuts down Freddies, 21-7
• Rushing record highlights Danville win
• Johnnies roll over East Knox, 62-20
• Golden Eagles too much for Jackets
• Defense dominates in Scots' win
• MVHS grad to play in Italy
• Brinkhaven residents fighting to save their post office
• County considers joining MBLA
• Three sentenced in felony cases
• Former Utica clerk exposed in state audit
• Fire chief's test completed; city waiting on grades
• MVHS golf whiz now plays for Uncle Sam
• East Knox's playoff match not over
• Big changes may be coming to colt football
• Traditional rivalry could be shootout
• MV hopes for two in a row over Eagles
• Area football previews
• Task force designated to tackle exotic animal issue
• Suspect arrested in jewelry store robbery
• Levy on ballot for Fredericktown EMS
• Vickers fired by city
• Brown introduces bill to help keep jobs
• Survey finds info on well-being of teens
• Civil Rights Commission upholds firing of Freshwater
• Shale traps gas deep in ground
• Vickers placed on paid leave
• ODNR assisting in animal rescue
• Buckeye fever infects Mount Vernon
• Cooper still loves to talk OSU football
• Vacation approved for portion of Beam Road
• Spice, bath salts officially illegal
• City employee being investigated
• Danville to spruce up trail area
• Sheriff, officers honored by OAG
• Sidewalk projects taking step forward
• Townships, villages seek levy funds from voters
• Jackets win wild homecoming game, 21-14
• Records fall in Highland's 69-0 romp
• Johnnies roll over Danville
• Vikings no match for Centerburg in 70-12 rout
• Redbirds pound East Knox, 48-13
• MV school board candidates respond at event
• Two speak at candidate forum
• Seniors hear info on scams
• Henry's cleared to reopen
• Residents get 6 percent reduction in property values
• EK board discusses finances
• Jackets score impressive win on Senior Night
• Trojans end title season with win
• Panel: Grassroots movement works
• WNZR celebrates 25th year on air
• Changes needed for 9-1-1
• Schools asking for tax levies
• Attorney assigned to suspect in Hall death
• Fredericktown board issues special tributes
• Security, payment changes made at sheriff's office
• Jackets set for Homecoming battle with Warriors
• A upclose look at this Friday's games
• Burglaries cause concern for MVPD
• Gas boom is on its way
• Bill would put a stop to double dipping
• Two more arrests in Amish attacks
• Issue 3 addresses health care
• Adult charges unlikely for Lorenza
• Yellow Jackets derailed on Senior Night
• O'Hara falls a bit short in bid to make state
• Phoenix bridge gets new life with funds
• Four MV schools receive commendations
• Public asked to ID burglary suspect
• Issue 2 could change role of unions
• Liberty Township levy for cemetery maintenance
• Utica reviewing four solid waste bids
• Glibert shines at Ford Ironman
• Treatment plant upgrades on schedule
• Pike Township seeks levy for roads, bridges
• Issue 1 looks to raise age of judges
• Red Cross aids three families after Friday fire
• Mount Vernon honors four volunteers
• Givens Grove dedication connects man, land
• Progress made on connector road
• House fire displaces three Danville families
• Freddies win struggle with Bulldogs
• Danville rides big first half in 50-6 victory
• Yellow Jackets stomped by Jags
• Trojans hold off late Redbird run
• Turnovers doom Scots in Buckeye Valley loss
• Homelessness a growing problem
• Highlighting the importance of breast health
• KCCC reaches contract agreement
• Pilot program using online textbooks for math
• Marengo man shot following argument
• Local soldiers see action at Carnifex
• Mount Vernon falls to No. 3 Big Walnut, 3-1
• Two quick goals cost MV on Senior Night
• Lone goal enough for East Knox win
• Plane lands in cornfield near Centerburg
• Appeals court upholds decision on breach of contract dispute
• Area students required to register vehicles with school
• MV's Brown a semifinalist in National Achievement Program
• Fredericktown EMS helping out a good cause
• Carr, Mickley go all in at girls' district golf meet
• Freddies are ready; 'Dogs are, too
• Jackets hope for two in a row against Bradley
• A look at other area football matchups
• Eyster upholds decision to fire teacher
• Issue 2 discussed by We Are Ohio
• Vigil sheds light on abuse; cases on rise
• News developing special publication
• Downtown gearing up for Christmas parade, walk
• Danville council hears concerns about traffic
• MV rallies, falls short against Jaguars
• Bulldogs take down rival Blue Devils
• Yellow Jackets run out of steam, fall to Eagles
• Zeune shoots 81, just misses cut
• Hinkens indicted by grand jury
• Ten indicted by grand jury
• Concerns remain after re-inspection
• Employment changes being made at KCJFS
• Sewer rate structure being developed
• Utica faces retire-rehire questions
• Baker to compete on game show
• Belcher, Schoch in inaugural Highland HOF class
• Safire Sun entertains at Utica Homecoming
• Big crowds turn out for HOOT despite weather
• John shares tale of survival on 9-11
• Francis a candidate for City Council
• Henry's shut down because of violations
• Electronic text books could cost college students more
• Freddies are solid at Centerburg Invite
• Coat drive helps kids keep warm
• College experience helps set students on fast track
• Impound lot better than ever after fire
• Andrews' death hit county hard
• Flu clinic today rain or shine
• Eyster sentences man for drug trafficking
• Arrests break up meth lab
• Teens get sick after smoking Spice; 1 injured
• Yellow Jackets win, 22-0; 1st shutout since '03
• Danville comes through in the clutch
• Johnnies run over Fredericktown, 41-7
• Scots shut out by Cardington
• East Knox demolishes Vikings, 36-0
• Redbirds down Utica
• City candidates square off in debate
• Firefighters showing support in fight against breast cancer
• Different strategies for voting in field race
• COJFD seeks permanent replacement levy
• Rineharts have special interest in movie
• Jackets win rain-shortened match with Newark
• Redskins down Danville again
• Utica Homecoming Fall Festival under way
• Withers hired as water-wastewater superintendent
• Test wells show positive gas results in Utica Shale
• Opticare moving; expanding services
• Freddies' defense faces huge test
• Jackets not taking Franklin Heights lightly
• Week 6 area football previews
• Mount Vernon to begin brick street project
• Kids create delicious cookies
• Waers: County jobs outlook good
• Bowers named semifinalist for National Merit Scholarship
• 'See You at the Pole' event held this morning
• Jackets end losing streak with 3-1 win
• Trojans sweep Redbirds
• Knox County shines at Stevens Invitational
• Bricks divide council on street improvement
• Council gets upclose look at new fire truck
• Hanna trial delayed
• Contractors attend Little Jelloway wastewater upgrade pre-bid meeting
• Power line placement discussed
• Utica earns home sweep of Devils
• MVHS student climbs the racing circuit ranks
• US 36-Ohio 3 closed near Condit
• The role of the press in OSU scandal
• MV volleyball beats Marion Harding
• Docs, Anthem contract stuck
• Council will address city bridge projects
• Four sentenced on Friday for felonies
• Freddies hold off late Danville comeback
• Solid MV first half not enough to sting Hayes
• Trojans rally to knock off Bulldogs
• Elgin shocks Highland on 2-point conversion
• Johnstown defeats Loudonville
• Redskins crush Northridge, 33-3
• Mayoral candidates square off at Chamber luncheon
• Forum discusses Senate Bill 5
• Political signs a fundamental right of free speech?
• New voting bill under scrutiny
• Gann Township created
• Highland beaten by MOAC rival Elgin
• Jackets continue streak with sweep of Orange
• Ronk: Bullying is coping mechanism
• Ladd charged at MVNU
• Understanding the Constitution
• Investigation continues into fire on Neil Road
• Matchup could decide MBC champ
• Rivalry fever hits MV as Hayes comes to town
• A closer look at Friday's football games
• Bullying can have long-term effect
• What can parents do to help their children deal with bullies?
• Kirkland indicted for allegedly firing at wildlife officer
• North Fork board commends Hill
• Yellow Jackets defeat New Albany in five-game thriller
• Young Trojan golfers claim share of MBC
• MV dismantled by Bradley, 10-0
• Danville to apply for state money
• Frustration shows at Up for Discussion
• Ernsberger cited after crash
• East Knox rallies to sweep in tri meet
• Over $10K raised in festival auction
• Festival has great social atmosphere
• News contest rewards readers
• Kenyon proud to have Torah, regardless of its origin
• Accident spills milk on Sycamore Road
• Amheiser continues to roll in the dough
• Kenyon connection continues in Civil War
• City streets closing for repair work
• Felony cases come to close Friday
• Two will take chief's test
• 9-11 art contest winners announced
• Franklin, Johnnies knock off Trojans
• Freddies crush Vikings 58-7
• Redskins get clutch plays, beat 'Dogs
• Orange crushes Mount Vernon, 55-6
• Loudonville ends Danville's win streak
• Pleasant routs Highland, 48-7
• Christy pleads not guilty to 19 charges
• Officers receive training in haz-mat functional exercise
• KCCC staff asks board 'why no contract?'
• Memorial to get facelift
• Sharpes returns to Mount Vernon
• Treasurer says ESC feeling budget pinch
• MV falls to Kilbourne in final minutes
• Utica mounts comeback to beat Vikings
• State rep commends EK schools
• Johnstown teen charged in death of girl
• Frazeysburg man arrested after allegedly shooting at wildlife officer
• Centerburg schools say yes to solar power
• Two suspects have connection to burglaries in Knox County
• Kenyon's Andrews returns home with illness
• Jackets begin OCC at Orange
• A look at this week's games
• Showdown of unbeatens in MBC opener
• Hall: Brother died finding his voice
• Volunteers help kick off UW campaign
• MV fire chief's test scheduled for Oct. 18
• Jackets sweep Watkins
• Badger, Kiger lead MV to 6-1 win over Falcons
• Bulldogs hold on to beat Redskins
• House repairs being completed
• Mount Vernon Board split on length of superintendent contract
• Legislation questioned by Mount Vernon council
• Resident issue brought before Utica council
• County officials hear about ballot issue
• Stolen van recovered in Fredericktown
• New businesses popping up around town
• Mount Vernon's past to come alive during cemetery walking tour
• MVFD remembers fallen brothers
• Plate auction supports Tomato Show
• Release outlines police pursuit
• Freddies dominate 5-mile run
• MVHS, MVNC grad died on 9-11 Pentagon attack
• Volunteers recall united effort at crash site
• High school honors fallen heroes
• City receives nearly $600K for Kokosing River Parkway
• Rolls-Royce lays off 57
• Preparedness essential to disaster survival
• Heath bowls over Redskins, 46-13
• Powerful Hartley runs past East Knox
• Highland gets first win, 41-6
• Brotherhood took a hit with 9-11 attacks
• Residents get info on sewer project
• Work continues behind scenes for city project
• Lip syncing their way to stardom
• Centerburg Lutheran to have special services
• Solid play by East Knox not enough to beat 'Birds
• Ten years later: Residents remember 9/11
• Ceremonies to be held in Mount Vernon, Danville
• Miller named Little Miss Tomato
• County considers changes to numbering system
• Utica faces adversity on and off the field
• Area high school football previews
• Jackets ready for improving Madison
• Report: Loud noise heard on Sugar Street
• Pedestrian struck by truck on north side
• Former fire chief Christy indicted on 19 felony charges
• Fullemann honored for community service
• Indictments handed down by grand jury
• Yellow cards fly in Delaware's 2-1 win over Jackets
• Jackets make short work of Falcons
• Investigation continues in fatal
• Three arrested in Fredericktown for meth production
• Col. Mitchell had MV connection
• Local charities benefit from sale
• Some costs mandated by state, fed gov't
• Fire district educates students on 9/11
• Police chase ends in fatality
• Heat takes effect in MV loss to Tri-Valley
• Hunter Hall brings new technology downtown
• Sacred ritual held at First Friday
• Several break-ins reported at storage units
• City receives CDBG for west side improvements
• Highland crushed by North Union
• Freddies miss comeback by inches
• Granville defeats depleted Utica team
• OSU alumni band has Knox County connection
• No agreement between Anthem, KCH docs
• Gibbs honored for support
• Speece recalls end of WWII
• Multi-county theft ring include local crimes
• Reynolds, Jackets cruise by Pacers
• Highland survives Barons' late run
• Jury finds Parker not guilty of sexual battery
• Outlook good for corn, beans
• Dunk the dog warden at First Friday
• Worker injured in fall off tower
• Looney's bond reduced; released for medical care
• Another tough test awaits Mount Vernon
• Highland starts MOAC play Friday
• Football preview for Friday's games
• Roller derby returns to Knox County
• Businesses, organizations chipping in to help family fix crumbling house
• Opening testimony heard in sexual battery case
• Fredericktown defeats Centerburg in MBC opener
• Jackets outplayed by Pioneers in 5-0 loss
• No more cursive writing?
• Board, official's actions questioned
• County ready to start on sewage facility
• MV board discusses goals, objectives
• Danville hears water runoff concern
• North Fork board discusses personnel
• Scots continue roll with win over Freddies
• Bladensburg FD celebrates 40 years
• Bath salts a growing problem in county
• Bill would change school schedules
• Change coming in billing
• Fourth Ohio finally sees some action
• Scots shock Trojans in new gym
• DiGuilio paces MV at Miller Invitational
• Local runners shine at Kiwanis Invitational
• Stidham, Taylor sent to prison
• Progress continues on new road
• Traffic change coming to Plum Alley Monday
• City accepts Christy's resignation
• Freddies end Scots' comeback
• Big play crushes Jackets' comeback
• Centerburg solid in 22-8 win over Pirates
• Centerburg schools receive highest rating
• Gibbs makes stop at Rolls-Royce on trip through county
• Deputies looking for leads in burglary
• Heart of Ohio Trail paving bids opened
• Howard man injured in accident on Pipesville Road
• Moss, Hopkins lead Bulldogs in 3-2 win
• Health board condemns property
• More traffic than normal on first day of school
• First day smooth at Fredericktown school
• EK freezes salaries
• Fisher moves over to KCCC
• Jackets go on scoring spree in 8-2 blowout
• Showdown of two playoff teams in Week 1
• Area football previews
• Jackets will be tested in opener
• Storm, congestion greet students
• Giveaway helps kids get ready for school
• Earthquake felt across Knox County
• Nine Jackets score in 12-0 rout of River View
• Late goal means victory for Bulldogs
• Back to School for Mount Vernon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Firefighters frustrated at lack of decision
• Large amount of marijuana seized Monday
• Resident requests street be changed to two-way
• Learning Center gives its students options
• Standing (very) tall on the diamond
• Sheriff's office gets new storage facility
• Third big load heads out of town
• Honoring Reed's service
• Smith family returns home from Nebraska
• Chipotle anticipates ground breaking
• Student shares experiences at performance theater camp
• Traffic pattern at school to remain same
• Cyclist injured in crash
• Utica baseball team honored by board
• Accelerator stuck, truck crashes into home
• Moran charged in break-in at greenhouse
• Castelvetre fired from State Fire Marshals office
• Fredericktown to apply for state money for storm water project
• EK athletes get help from seniors
• Swim-a-thon benefits Smith family
• Jackets runner-up in OCC meet again
• Mount Gilead takes Centerburg meet
• Safire Sun thrills crowd
• Rineharts receive special bell at auction
• Rain holds off long enough for car show
• Kahrl named Unsung Hero
• Bells honored
• Buckinghams perform
• Musicians hit all the right notes
• Highland unveils new high school
• DeCosky awarded Mark of Excellence
• Runners enjoy temps at UPI run
• Vonck, Iverso earn Knox Idol nods
• City projects moving forward
• Improvement seen daily for Smiths
• Politics never far from war coverage
• A perfect day to kick off festival
• Homemades and Trades
• Cheerleading at Dan Emmett
• Rockin' the night away
• Fredericktown man arrested following raid
• Four sentenced for felonies in common pleas court
• Remembering a fallen co-worker
• QR codes open up new virtual world
• Program may help save money
• Trojans squeeze Devils in MBC
• Getting ready for the festival
• Woodward backdrop for music video
• Get a dose of courage and hope from 'The Help'
• New Castle celebrates heritage with bean dinner
• Former grad speaks to latest LPN class
• MV native releases first album
• Local teams take back seat at The Links
• Role playing crucial in drill
• Having fun at day care
• Fredericktown schools to place earned income tax levy on ballot
• $150,000 available in school vouchers for supplies, clothes
• Highway department closed due to tragedy
• Speed cause of accident
• MV school board approves contracts
• Looney pleads not guilty
• Danville to put park levy on ballot
• DAR donates flag to county commissioners
• County worker dies in accident
• Slowly heading to the Caspian Sea
• Hangin' 10
• Utica village to seek levy in November
• Vouchers available for school supplies
• Appraiser violated standard practices
• Highland to dedicate new high school
• New time schedule set for MV schools
• Jackets face the best golfers in the state
• New group of volunteers head off to war
• MV woman killed in accident
• Frye wins Best of Show
• No tobacco support group on Thursday
• Phil Dirt and the Dozers return to Dan Emmett Festival
• High school golf tees off today
• Water tower rehab hits snag
• Plenty of activity at First Friday
• Water, sewer rates differ in county
• Traffic patterns to be disrupted
• MV reloads following loss of key seniors
• MBC sees lots of returning talent
• Taking pictures in Ernst's DNA
• Hazmat vehicle being remodeled
• Fair attendance down in 2011
• Walking away from obesity
• Collins indicted for murder of Claggett
• Staying safe in the water this summer
• Centerburg schools going solar powered
• No changes in city billing
• Moody remains in hospital
• Scots gearing up for another playoff run
• Forum weighs in on drug problem
• Hall bond set at $5,000
• Danville council approves change of providers for web
• Northridge to put income tax levy on ballot
• Mid-Ohio Colt Football League
• New road taking shape
• New pavement
• Moody remains in ICU; Hall arrested
• Cases can provide unique challenges
• Surprises arrive with new water bill
• News slow, confusing early in war
• McDaniel takes over at Centerburg High
• High school football practices begin around Ohio
• Freddies begin Regional title defense
• Thatcher: Imperfect justice better than no justice
• Plenty to do on final day of county fair
• Woman in hospital after being shot
• August First Friday
• Attorney: Suit not about money; want Hess' job
• Stolen vehicle nets chase in city; arrest
• Restructuring results in water dept. vacancy
• Fair fowl will appear on Peirce Hall's fall menu
• Five sentenced in county felony cases
• City preparing for Issue 2 application
• Redskins play on while season in jeopardy
• Community digs deep at sale day
• Lamb inducted into hall of fame
• Looney arrested on outstanding warrant
• Garvin found not guilty of assault
• Looney's bond set at $100,000
• Shaffer makes it three in a row
• Federal lawsuit filed against Hess
• Information shared at meeting with chief
• Ruckman named Showman of Showmen
• Howard residence declared nuisance
• Group tours Knox County in style
• Oakbridge Timber Framing a family affair
• Mouthwatering lamb dishes impress judges and crowd
• Costume competition a fun event
• Rough truck drivers tear up the fairgrounds
• Cami Stidham pleads guilty to grand theft
• Costs rising; shows still go on at fair
• Steel Magnolia to bring high-energy show
• Minard retires after 30 years with postal service
• Brinkhaven Post Office being evaluated
• Term corrected for Stidham
• Rivals compete in action-filled motocross
• Shira celebrates 40 years with horses
• Helping out for a good cause
• Heat continues to plague Knox County
• Council delays enforcement of parking law
• North Fork board sells buildings
• Smith family update
• Kirk named director at career center
• Father, son finish 1-2 in Demolition Derby feature
• Strait, Rundell to reign over Knox County Fair
• Pavilion dedicated
• Showing for judge
• Heat safety takes top priority
• Kokosing Gap Trail celebrating 20 years of fun
• Putting up a new building
• Freedom Center going through transition period
• Horses pull their weight and more
• Brothers compete, records fall in harness racing
• Significant Fix
• Fallen limb
• City sets meeting with fire chief
• Cisler resigns from KCCC
• Dangers of cell phones still up in the air
• New Mount Vernon AD has fresh outlook
• Dixie Days
• No other charges expected in Staats murder
• Family outraged over deal, no day in court
• Community needs to come together to heal after tragedy
• Cool travels
• Howard couple falls just short of USBC championship
• No 'murder' charge in Staats death
• Truck spills stones, fuel
• Towering heights
• Banner scrutinzed Lincoln's actions
• Danville schools see more money in than out
• Utica hires new leaders
• Trust is key in making donations
• Drowning victim recovered from river
• Two turtle doves
• EK will bus high school students
• ODE removes letter from Freshwater file
• Body in septic tank is Staats
• Foundation hopes to help students
• Balloon festival to benefit foundation for crime victims
• Two MV men arrested for meth lab in Iowa
• Jackets, Trojans square off in scrimmage
• Search continues for swimmer's body
• Dental records should confirm ID
• Road trip necessary if test station closes
• Freddies weigh property, income tax
• North Fork asking voters for $1.3M
• New pain clinic coming to KCH
• County officials on panel for healing forum
• Deal shields 5-year-old victim
• Smith family injured in Nebraska accident
• Safety measures planned for prosecutor's office
• Never too old for a 163-mile bike ride
• Show caution in heat
• Ice cream a sweet summer treat
• Still no ID; brother certain it's Staats
• Jewelry store window broken
• Mount Vernon 12-year-olds rally, win district
• Royals overcome errors, win 1st district title
• Visiting judges compare judicial systems
• City inspecting trash haulers
• Autopsy continues; no ID yet
• Morrow County beating death a murder for hire
• 4th OVI finally sees some action -- maybe
• Mount Vernon All-Stars make statement
• Upset truck blocks road
• Donating blood
• Changes in the business landscape
• Hebrew tabernacle being reconstructed
• Talents recognized for 4-H'ers
• Body may have been Canton man
• Family tried to get Staats declared dead
• Forum to focus on dealing with stress
• Investigation leads to body in septic tank
• Williamson back home, healing
• Final plans in place for crossover road
• Information collected in investigation into fire chief
• East Knox to try again with levy
• KCESC board completes routine annual business
• East Knox community speaks out
• Down four, Mount Vernon rallies to win
• Utica Post 92 rolls to district final
• Patterson returns home after deployment
• Warehouse fire
• Rolls-Royce shipment hits snag on road
• Frenchman returns to American roots
• Fredericktown schools consider levy options
• Freedom Center making changes
• Fire chief investigation continues
• Elks holds off comeback, wins Babe Ruth title
• A young prodigy on the piano
• Wind storm knocks out power in area
• After 49 years, Hawkins hangs up his barber shears
• Utica council re-evaluates needs, levy
• Centerburg discusses solar panel proposal
• Twelve indicted by July grand jury
• MV schools to place levy on ballot
• Collins remains in serious condition
• Car chase results in charges after suspect reports car stolen
• Camp gives Danville wrestling a leg up
• 'Guns and Hoses' blood battle set for Thursday
• Car fire, vehicle arson being investigated
• Dog agility playground dedicated to Jade
• Difference found in KCCC and sister school in China
• Mount Vernon 12-year-old All-Stars roll in weekend games
• Utica Post 92 explodes for 21 runs in two wins
• MV scores rout of Cambridge on Day 1
• City puts grant request on hold
• Prosecutor's office does not plan to file charges after burn injury
• Requests from Chipotle approved; chain still quiet
• Three sentenced for felonies
• 4th OVI finally sees some action
• Local reaction: Enough is enough
• Mobile medical unit provides care for youths
• Officials explore use of resources
• Wastewater treatment plant bids opened
• School board positions up for election this November
• Young love, comic stepsisters highlight 'Cinderella'
• Savage returning to MVHS as golf coach
• Pachmayer discovers differences, similarities in schools
• Shooting shocks fire department
• Workman celebrates 101st birthday in style
• Sky's the limit for MV All-Stars
• Concerned citizens discuss EK schools
• Credits, reimbursements considered by water commission
• Centerburg proposes paying rent for park
• Collins charged following shooting
• Transplant Games athlete returns with Bronze
• Esslinger named Citizen of the Year
• Utica celebrates the Fourth in style
• Fredericktown celebrates family, fun
• Homicide being investigated by Morrow County sheriff
• Frazeysburg man remains in critical condition after shooting
• Sending soldiers a touch of home
• Friday consumed by fun, fireworks
• City focusing on projects
• Dogs don't react well to fireworks
• Investigation continues into fire chief's re-certification
• Concerns raised about liquor permit application
• Commissioners share concerns of EPA regulations
• Milestone celebrated by hospital
• Petitions to repeal SB5 sent to state
• In-house training crucial for local firefighters/EMTs
• 4-H food, nutrition projects make the grade
• Henry arrested for robbery at Sunoco gas station
• Spice ban approved by Senate
• Monster catch for 60th birthday
• Clutter Road home damaged by fire
• MV, EK eliminate high school busing
• CTWD discusses options
• Carpenter DDS wins Minor League title
• COF wins championship with defense
• Royals win on Abell's walk-off single
• County vacates Bruce Street
• EK board discusses options for levy
• Utica takes steps for Nov. ballot
• MV going back to ballot for levy renewal
• Council hears bevy of resolution readings
• Bids opened; projects to be awarded
• Chapman leaving MV schools for superintendent position
• Utica Post 92 fights through rain delays for 6-5 win
• Dudgeon family farm celebrates 200 years
• New school takes shape
• Large crowd attends festival finale
• Civil War news unfolds in Banner
• City Council needs special meetings
• Rain no threat to festival
• City's legal eagles take on MV fire chief's case
• Deadline looming for Mid-Buckeye Conference
• Hinton, Moore reign at USA Days
• Many factors determine tax
• Structural reinforcement necessary at Buchwald Center
• Danville board receives letter
• Hilborn retiring as Highland superintendent
• Summer not just for fun, games
• Perkinses make first trip to WACO
• Getting some air
• Disciplinary meeting set for fire inspector
• Repeat violations shut down Chen's Buffet
• Dzik named county 9-1-1 coordinator
• Centerburg board votes to freeze salaries
• MV man shoots self in leg
• A miniature version of NY style
• Need for blood critical in summer
• Tourism sales increase in state
• Cyclist spreads awareness for Special Olympics
• Prestress evaluating operations
• North Fork approves pay-to-play
• Youth sentenced for classroom assault
• Wade named marshal for farming festival
• Local Red Cross launches urgent appeal for blood donors
• KCCC board hears routine action
• Bowman named principal at Utica
• Undermanned Royals team falls to Granville
• Open enrollment can cut into school's bottom line
• Busy day for Knox County commissioners
• Danville preparing for project
• Fetters receives teaching award
• 3 sentenced for felonies
• Festival auction helps fire department, Amish
• Investigation into fire chief continues
• Tenney aids Alabama tornado victims
• Turkey Trot a Geiger family affair
• Local runner stops, helps fallen runner at Mohican 100 race
• New addition sniffs out crime
• WMVO celebrates 60 years
• Relay moves toward cure
• City paving starts Wednesday
• Felonies sentenced
• Mud Boggers just 'try'ing to have fun
• Colopys win Turkey crowns
• Officials get upclose look at Blackhawk
• Issues arise with water meter installations
• Family injured in crash
• Changes made to meningitis vaccine
• Carnival helps students with math
• Photo: Ohio 95 closed
• Status of city's fire chief in limbo
• Park grant evokes change in application process
• First-Knox, Farmers honor employees
• Letters paint a variety of opinions
• Fredericktown recalls teacher and custodian
• Seniors, veterans reminisce with Cline
• Kids learn soccer from British teachers
• Patriotism honored at Flag Day event
• Board of health reinstates Chen's license
• Photo: Relay for Life set for Friday
• Photo: Storage building
• Fredericktown coach leaves behind memories, titles
• Freddies' new AD approved
• Swanson brilliant in KC victory
• UPI signs merger agreement with Prestress
• Community garden being proposed for Arch Park
• State won't hear case against fire chief yet
• Utica council balks at adding fee
• Duties changing at Mount Vernon schools
• West side residents share ideas for projects
• Local kidney recipient represents USA in Games
• VSO picnic brings out camaraderie
• MV woman killed in accident
• Heartbroken mother pushes for shot
• Edwards misses cycle in Royals win
• No progress made on Venture Drive
• Photo: New bridge on Apple Valley Drive opening Monday
• KCESC board approves routine fiscal actions
• MV grad named YMCA youth director
• Boxes of books donated to library
• Wastewater improvement projects up for bids
• County department heads give report
• It's a family affair at Kenyon College
• Utica Post 92 takes first lumps of season
• Fredericktown sweeps All-Area track awards
• Community shows support for school
• Christy's certification 'needs approval'
• Hanna turns himself in on charges; posts bond
• Passions high in 1861 after Fort Sumter surrenders
• Neff's Supermarket gets a facelift
• Redskins sweep All-Area baseball awards
• Crow preps for national event
• County collaboration efforts shared with Ohio DD director
• Graduates of CIT training honored
• Hanna indicted for Willey's death
• Teen remains in fair condition
• Radnor returns to Kenyon, Knox County to film movie
• Athletes honored at track banquet
• Sisters injured in buggy crash
• Renovations nearing completion at The Sanctuary
• Sycamore Road home destroyed by fire
• Photo: Soapy fountain
• Photo: Overturned tank
• Photo: Riding the fun slide
• Danville eligible for sewer project money
• Businesses develop own procedures for alcohol sales
• Keener, EK tandem earn All-Area honors of the Year
• City still mum on fire chief
• MVHS grads encouraged to fly
• FHS class urged to blaze new trails
• CHS grads remember, give thanks
• Bero: Take advantage of opportunities
• Two Freddies reach podium in track
• Fredericktown, Centerburg accept invitation to MOAC
• MV fire chief placed on paid leave; complaint filed
• Scholarly class graduates from EKHS
• Charges filed following incident at middle school
• Four sentences for felonies
• More info needed for property cleanup
• Thorough check made for permit
• Freddies make impact at state finals
• Dream year ends for Centerburg
• Powell receives superior at state
• Photo: Ditch inspection
• Health commissioner looking toward the future
• Centerburg's Holden retiring
• Castle's in Marengo robbed this morning
• Freddies' freshman phenom to run in state
• Shelhorn taking advantage of a second opportunity
• Photo: Planting, finally
• Mount Gilead's Mertz deployed to Iraq
• Streets closed for film
• Restaurant gets a major facelift
• Schnormeier Gardens a visual delight
• State qualifier getting ready for busy day
• Photo: Remembering the good times
• Sheriff honored with national award
• City council to place electric aggregate agreement on ballot
• Memorial Day a time to reflect
• Remembering those who fought for freedom
• Fredericktown honors its soldiers
• Davies: Don't forget the families left behind
• Danville thanks veterans
• Local reaction supports Tressel
• Brandon honors fallen heroes
• Danville graduates told to be compassionate, helpful
• MVA grads not phased by trials
• Partlow reaching out to honor friend
• Banner big on Civil War news
• Projects plentiful in city
• 21 receive national Latin awards
• Photo: Paying respect
• Photo: Feet first
• Freddies, Trojans dominate at regional
• Photo: Up and not quite over
• Image Gallery: Alternative center celebrates students
• Photo: New bridge opens
• Photos available through online store
• Photo: Missed the turn
• Photo: Loss of control
• East Knox falls apart at regionals
• Chen's closing extended
• Photo: Creativity for critters
• Photo: High water
• Photo: Pile up
• Ohio horses appear safe from EHV-1 outbreak
• Health department promotes Overholt
• Mount Vernon athletes give their all at regionals
• Frisch's seeking option to build on Coshocton Avenue
• Photo: Making downtown pretty
• Photo: A striped visitor
• MVNU's nursing center announced as Hunter Hall
• Head trauma ruled cause of death
• Fredericktown grad wraps up career at OSU
• Local farmers, state officials address sheep industry
• Centerburg Shell now bigger and better than ever
• EK cuts high school busing, tables closing elementary
• Step freeze for EK employees
• City to purchase property
• Best of Mid-Buckeye Conference athletes honored
• Volleyball team honors its players
• Schnormeier Gallery showcases unique Plexiglas and iron works
• MVNU gallery welcomes summer with whimsical art
• Image Gallery: MVNU awards 253 diplomas at commencement
• Image Gallery: Kenyon College grads receive final lesson
• Large crowd finds plenty of goodies
• Vet office transforms into full-service animal hospital
• MVNU receives $10 million commitment
• Death of MV man being investigated
• Lang sentenced for vehicular homicide, OVI
• Warbel retires as principal at KCCC
• No regional title for Mount Vernon this year
• Trojans have no answers for Heath
• Art of writing not lost with pen pals
• Taking a swing against drunk driving
• Bids under estimates
• School make-up days finalized
• Area communities plan events for Memorial Day
• Water department upgrading server
• Freddies blow 4-run lead to Columbus Academy
• Utica shut out in district semi, 3-0
• Photo: Up in the air
• Photo: Digging up the old
• Proposal won't affect local officers
• Family presents concerns about teacher's license
• County residents joining fight to repeal SB5
• Figgins proposes plans for water, sewer
• Baseball rained out again
• Blue Devils eliminated in pitchers' duel
• Image Gallery: Community all heart for Grubaugh
• Odenweller, Tazewell honored
• Mount Vernon volleyball back in regional finals
• Games postponed
• Howard man charged in accident
• North Fork cuts extracurricular activities
• Truck drivers looking at propane as fuel alternative
• Elliott an advocate for county airports
• Concerns crop up with corn
• Infolink purchases Mast Electric
• Treasurer's office changes policy
• She's walked her way to a better life
• Utica High School sports to end in August
• Local games delayed
• Peterson sentenced for vehicular homicide
• Photo: Blitz build
• Fredericktown concerned with building
• MV board approves staff reductions
• Danville eliminates middle school principal post
• MVHS students gearing up for May Fiesta
• British Invasion to headline USA Days
• Cause of fire undetermined
• American Red Cross of Knox County earns two regional awards
• Officials deny reports of county link to burglaries
• United Way campaign surpasses $700,000 goal
• Surprising run ends at Districts for East Knox
• Peterson sentenced in Homstad death
• Fire consumes Horn Road barn
• Crash with deer injures 4
• State safety inspector under fire
• Students explore career opportunities
• ESC board discusses uncertain economy
• Little Texas will headline 2011 Turkey Festival
• Ann's Raspberry Farm and Specialty Crops honored
• Arnett claims local Mid-Am title
• Image Gallery: Graduation marks first step of adventure
• Fire inspector changes plea
• City takes step to protect water
• National treasures take center stage
• Area crimes could be linked to father, son
• Mount Vernon, East Knox drop divisions
• Red Kettle Cafe now open
• E85 quietly finding its niche with drivers
• Sturgeon resigns as EMA deputy director
• Assault case turned over to Law Director
• Freshwater fights admonishment from ODE
• Omahan wins district history competition
• Danville softball team returns to Districts
• Freddies trounce Warriors, 15-2
• Electric power outages reported
• A new age of couponing dawns
• Parsons receives Golden Deeds Award
• Sen. Brown hopeful bills will blunt price spikes
• Celebrating nurses this week
• Meth lab debris creates danger on county roads
• MV man injured after vehicle, deer collision
• Scots have no answer for Fairbanks
• Photo: New sign for park
• Fredericktown eliminates more teachers
• Black-legged 'deer' ticks now in Ohio
• City, residents narrow list of possible projects
• Maximum penalty recommended
• Kenyon graduate killed in LA
• Jackets take advantage of miscues
• Freddies have no beef with Wellington
• Teacher sent home after alleged incident
• ODOT reveals construction projects
• Grant allows city to complete safety project
• Centerburg agrees to teacher pay freeze
• Bond hearing set for Cherubini
• Utica proposes hike in fees
• City, county share ideas
• Kurtz to address staff at Ohio Statehouse
• Shade Tree Commission to dedicate pavilion, park
• Cardington woman killed in accident in Morrow County
• Cox named middle school principal at MV
• Cobb: Outdoor recreation has big impact on Ohio
• McCrackens honored for service
• Jackets pound Logan in sectional debut
• Big fourth inning powers Utica in win
• Blue Devils rout Millersport
• Centerburg hires new basketball coach
• Knox County tops 60,000 residents
• Census numbers have impact on wards, districts
• Nurses important part of health care team
• Loyalty tested in journey home
• Three sentenced by judge for felonies
• Morrow County man killed in accident
• Training, bond crucial to U.S. special forces
• Rain mixes moves in on First Friday
• No surprises from ANC property
• Howard man jailed on felonious assault charge
• Grand jury indicts 16
• South Main closing near COTC
• New traffic signal ready for High, Mulberry streets
• Teams fare well at state Knowledge Bowl
• Fredericktown claims top SpecTRACKular honors
• Girls' award decided by narrow margin
• Competition strong in field events
• Jaguar collection becoming an issue with neighbors
• Truckers have rough going on MV city streets
• Hayes bats around twice in MV loss
• Highland misses opportunities in loss
• Photo: Fixing the street
• Weather won't stop opening of farmers market
• Homer residents consider Neighborhood Watch program
• Three arrested for burglary
• Mansion all dressed up for Aerie photo shoot - Image Gallery
• Organization hopes to present united front
• Levies fail for five schools
• Utica residents say no to levy
• MV teachers, board agree to contract
• Students organize career fair
• East Knox christens new track facilities
• Divide deep over gun issue
• Vets get another shot
• Danville Village Council talks parks and paving
• Redskins dominate Danville, eye MBC
• Image Gallery: Event focuses on children's safety
• Residents react to death of bin Laden
• KCH investigating theft of X-rays
• Three juveniles return to CRC
• One charged at checkpoint
• Jackets home again for playoffs
• Blue Devils ready for 6th district title
• Photo: Walking the line
• City to replace retaining wall
• Five sentenced for felonies
• Danville PD makes clean sweep at school
• Bridge project bids opened
• Local volunteer heading south to help
• Utica resident wins lottery
• Wild fifth inning sparks Mount Vernon victory
• Records fall at Freddie Invitational
• Spectrackular help needed
• Photo: Hot Rods are back!
• Shop for gas online with Gas Watch
• Oil spill caused by faulty tank
• Collection keeps drugs off streets
• School levies broken down
• Officials seize Chen's license
• Block grants see large cuts
• Students talk their way into wins
• Deceased Ohio Air National Guard member identified
• Yellow Jackets crush Hayes
• Board of Health suspends Chen's Buffet license for 30 days
• Photo: Tangled
• Wet spring creating havoc for farmers
• Erosion a major problem in waterways, drainage areas
• HCA to spruce up downtown
• Health board considers new levy
• County Head Start a model of excellence
• Image Gallery: Mentors, students showcase talent
• Another fast start ends in defeat for Jackets
• Rule change means more runs in softball
• Rumpke to take over operations of Knox County Recycling Center
• Attorney: Cell phone not in use during crash
• Sparse crowd hears info on school finances
• Missing Fredericktown teen returns home
• Photo: New officers
• Environment, bats cause adjustments to pipeline route
• Street sweeping schedule
• Photo: Jackets crushed by Warriors, 16-7
• Blue Devils score in seventh to win
• Council OKs applying for enhancement grant
• Browns named Grangers of the Year
• May 1 proclaimed as Knox County Law Day
• Truck traffic discussed by council
• Peterson pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Photo: I found one
• MV girls shine at Yellow Jacket Relays
• Bulldogs have best YJR showing ever
• Donkeys take over Centerburg gym
• Photo: Slide-ways driving
• Photo: Paper pusher
• Mill and fill will cost $44k
• PACS founder Dalis dies
• Foster families open hearts and homes
• Photo: Easter chicks
• Photo: Moving acquisition
• Judge sentences five
• Top-ranked swim club to open branch in Gambier
• Photo: Area youth bag turkeys to ring in hunting season
• Photo: YMCA cheer squad wins national title
• Photo: A pretty spring day
• Jewish history in Knox County visited
• Photo: Stations of the Cross
• Equestrian show to be Saturday
• Photo: Truck upset near Brandon
• Photo: Helping out for Earth Day
• Judicial system balances rights of parents, children
• Short calls for support of emergency levy
• Howard woman pleads not guilty to assaulting child
• Questions raised about hydrofracking
• County officials get update on water meters
• County officials give support for trail grant application
• Commissioners get update on Extension Office
• Photo: Fredericktown Men's Softball Tournament champs
• Photo: Jackson's RBI spells win for MV
• Jackets volleyball sweeps Gahanna
• Creativity a valuable tool in boosting business
• MV schools make reductions to staff
• Agency strives for family preservation
• KCESC board makes cuts
• Red Plague wins regional robotics match
• Nine indictments handed down by grand jury
• GEAR page to begin Earthweek feature
• Redskins win offensive slugfest
• Photo: Fredericktown Girls Softball Tournament Champs
• Upgrade planned for Sycamore Road crossing
• Bruce: Leadership key to success
• Child safety a priority for intake specialists
• Agencies assessing damage from oil spill
• More cuts in store if Fredericktown levy fails
• Electric short causes fire on Carding Mill Road
• Photo: Minor injuries in crash
• Photo: Business After Hours
• Making healthy dishes with herbs
• Application deadline nearing for first Vaughn Wiester music scholarship
• Law scholarships available
• EK coach Kauffman to jumpstart new Danville wrestling program
• MVHS swimmer at national meet
• Color guard champ has MV roots
• Trojan hoops players honored
• Collecting is a lifestyle for Summers
• Image gallery: Reactors built with safety in mind
• Photo: Putting in a new culvert pipe
• Tornado sirens falsely activated
• Search continues for missing teen
• Questions help screeners gather information
• Danville council discusses streets
• Photo: Cleaning up after a spill
• North Fork board debates budget cuts
• Three sentenced for felonies
• Danville board takes steps to help finances
• Hot topics tackled at Up for Discussion
• Mock trial teams bring home seven awards
• Utica, Johnstown to leave the MBC
• Yellow Jackets cruise to OCC win
• Pitchers dominate in 1-0 Danville win
• CVA Volley Masters Winners 
• Photo: Blue Devils beat Bulldogs
• "The King and I" comes to MVNU; two weekends only
• Goliards Chamber Choir presents "For the Longest Time"
• Treble Singers and Chamber winds join forces for concert
• Join MVNU for outdoor Gazebo "circus" concert
• Collegians Chorale presents diverse music for spring concert
• Swing into spring with Jazz Band concert
• Ervin believed to be linked to missing Fredericktown teen
• Oil leaks into creek off Jericho Road
• Fredericktown teen missing
• Image Gallery: Visitors 'Plant it for the Planet'
• Public perception not necessarily reality at Children Services
• Photo: Recycle drive
• Photo: Soggy shredding
• Unclaimed funds list to appear in paper
• COTC student records left unsecured for brief time
• VIDEO: Another one gone
• Electric aggregate program possible for city residents
• Fish imports increase as domestic supply decreases
• MV man charged with child endangering
• Chime in on Monday's 'discussion'
• Ethanol another choice for corn growers
• Farmers reminded to 'call before haul'
• Jackets erase 6-run deficit to win
• MV volleyball falls to Davidson in four
• Licking, Knox counties sponsor Honor Flight
• Gas prices guzzle delivery fees
• Image Gallery: Posters illustrate severe weather safety issues
• Legislation honoring local hero passes Ohio House
• Dispatchers key to quick response
• Three issues brought before commissioners
• Photo: Self-defense class
• Yellow Jackets beat arch rivals in pitcher's duel
• Kirk Manns leaving Fredericktown
• Area dairy producers supporting the local economy
• School finances discussed at East Knox
• Recycle your papers Saturday at the News
• Habitat begins new home on Cottage Street
• Defense, Goetzman's homer down Falcons, 10-0
• Photo: Tractor destroyed by fire
• Photo: Repairing the brick streets
• Directions CU to close MV branch
• Local company feeling effects of disaster in Japan
• Fredericktown makes cuts to personnel
• Commissioners hear report on animal shelter
• School shares info with Utica council
• Maners appeals decision
• Centerburg's Wellness Center gets a makeover
• Photo: Arck named to All-Tournament team
• DeWine looks to improve crime lab
• Rutherford Institute to assist Freshwater
• Council, school board discuss pedestrian safety
• Student programs highlight meeting
• Kenyon's Andrews was first recruit
• Yellow Jackets fight for four sets, fall to St. Charles
• Photo: Martial Arts Open youth champs
• Image Gallery: Vintage car lovers tour Mount Vernon
• Fatal being investigated
• Wolff honored for 25 years of safe driving
• Image Gallery: Soroptimist's style show gets women thinking spring
• Photo: Taking advantage of the nice weekend
• Photo: Christian communicators
• Communication is key to success
• Smoother rides ahead for city drivers
• Petee keeps us laughing, singing
• Photo: Big move
• CAR members attend state conference
• Local stars shine at All-Star game
• Devils beat Freddies on road
• Pheasants Forever hosting 3rd annual Youth Field Day
• Photo: Portion of Main Street opened
• Care Net volunteers challenged to be a hero
• Pinwheel project starts
• Partners in health honored
• Actresses find right stroke in 'Dixie Swim Club'
• Commissioners, officials discuss erosion concern
• Former Secretary of State to speak at Denison
• Fredericktown accepting open enrollment
• Rotary offering four college scholarships
• Kindergarten roundup set
• Short-handed Jackets shut down Jerome
• Community invited to events with international focus
• Photo: Helping out with the pledge
• Photo: Students help plant trees
• Livestock board completing state farm animal standards
• New system to help with 9-1-1 calls
• Judge sends appeal back to common pleas
• KCCC students heading to DC
• Library provides access to free digital services
• MV tennis team faces growing pains this year
• Danville council discusses paving, fills empty spot
• Dilapidated buildings commission looks at North Main
• Photo: More debris caught in viaduct
• Thirteen indicted by April grand jury
• Five facing charges for skill game parlors
• Fire damages home on Hopewell Road
• Olentangy Orange batters frigid Yellow Jackets
• MV softball falls hard to Pioneers
• Naples: No reason we can't be winners
• Utica can't keep up with Johnnies
• MVNU holds its first-ever Relay For Life event
• Graphic design seniors showcase portfolios in Schnormeier Gallery
• Seniors display works in Schnormeier Gallery
• MVNU student Christopher Baird publishes first book in series
• Corner of Grohe building crumbles
• Centerburg to create township
• Gibbs' legislation passes US House
• Photo: Dry Creek not so dry
• MV to receive reduction in tax reimbursements
• Photo: Sparks fly at home
• Commissioners proclaim April as Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Truck weight limits discussed
• Photo: Fire alarm in the rain
• It's official: Naples now Mount Vernon head coach
• Photo: Local Special Olympics winners
• Kitten season in full bloom
• Hashman, Rudolph honored at goat banquet
• Coals cause house fire on Feasel Road
• Play looks at Mark Twain's Knox County connection
• Options available to fix intersection
• Mills-Thobe named farm service director
• Mount Vernon baseball team gets first win, 8-4
• No joke, Truex closing shop
• Sanoh, FT affected by quake, tsunami
• Easement moves Millwood lift station ahead
• Photo: The easy part
• April Fools' Day jokes never go out of style
• Art co-op holds grand opening tonight
• Same local businesses, new owners
• Small church has big heart
• Yellow Jackets continue OCC winning streak
• Local games postponed
• Teachers lose jobs to MV's reduction in work force
• Photo: Spring snow
• Photo: Frozen solid
• Photo: AARP provides free tax assistance at library
• Proper testing crucial to eye health
• Centerburg's Simpson: 'It's time' to step down
• Forum addresses reviving downtown
• Board seeks dismissal of Freshwater appeal
• Property owners learn easements 101
• Durbin named Knox County Canine royalty
• Mount Vernon goes down big in season opener
• Frazee drives in four in Bulldogs' 10-9 win
• Dudgeon is recipient of Lou Biggs Award
• City employees get pay raises
• Beads provide courage, therapy
• Arrests made in break-in
• MV man charged with sex crime
• VCU coach remembered fondly at Kenyon College
• MV track team looking to plug up some holes
• Blue Devils fall in opener to River View
• Photo: New chapter begins for Community Foundation
• Early voting starts Tuesday
• Klopcic: Nuclear power still viable in US
• Schools, unions plan for negotiations
• Information meeting Tuesday about Kinder Morgan pipeline
• Former Girl Scouts crave chefs' cookie creations
• Yellow Jacket softball team needs to overcome losses
• Veterans honored, prizes awarded at annual Wild Turkey banquet
• Electrical issues cause fire
• Work planned for alleys
• Prison terms issued Friday
• Students receive development credit
• Man wounded while cutting wood
• Gardening workshop scheduled for April 2
• Four MV Cub Scouts earn Arrow of Light Award
• New coach, same goals for Yellow Jackets
• A sweet, new twist on ice cream
• Allard inspires at New Directions dinner
• Skill game parlors shut down in county
• Elected officials to implement disaster recovery plan
• Martin hired as reporter at News
• MV girls track headed in right direction
• Early spring storms roar through county
• Residents, city work together
• Hot Rods robbed
• Photo: East Knox inducts 22 into National Honor Society
• Freddies' cross country coach has his final run
• Image Gallery: Girls just want to have fun with science
• Photo: New culvert pipe going in
• Students make presentations at Danville board meeting
• Creative Foundations to host art show Friday
• Video: MV trio leads All-Stars to win at Senior Showcase
• Video: Thacker tallies 20-20 in girls' Senior Showcase
• Photo: Mount Vernon wrestling honors
• North Fork board discusses new sports conference
• Trio of hot topics at Up for Discussion
• Licking County League 'a done deal'
• Commissioners vacate Ball Alley
• Allard's son to speak on experiences
• Vacant property addressed at council meeting
• Danville proclaims March DDAM
• Photo: Digging out the old culvert
• Photo: Bridge to be replaced
• Photo: Crash into pole
• Tornado drill to be Wednesday
• Danville adds varsity wrestling
• MBC banquet holds feeling of uncertainty
• Senior Showcase rosters shaken
• Image Gallery: Prom dress boutique easy on the wallet
• Schools still unsure of state budget impact
• Photo: Taking the pressure off
• Crestline woman dies in accident
• Photo: Early morning crash
• Photo: Washington attends KCCC military ball
• Mount Vernon Hall of Fame welcomes new members
• City recovering from potholes, flooding
• Area dams, reservoirs working as designed
• Recyclers make good use of facility
• KCCC board approves transportation plan
• Photo: Spring cleaning
• Despite turnover, MV boys volleyball just keeps going
• Image Gallery: Wiggin Street wins book battle
• Photo: Apple Valley Drive closed
• Senior levy advisory board update
• Photo: World's Tallest Leprechaun
• Local trash haulers offer recycling service
• Lower Green Valley Road to be closed
• Wildlife conservation discussed at event
• Photo: Mount Vernon boys basketball honored
• Image Gallery: Opposition to SB5 voiced at unity vigil
• Danville man helping out in Japan
• Residential zoning upheld in downtown
• Photo: CHS to present comedy
• Recycling options abundant in county
• MV board files response to Freshwater appeal
• Spice bill passes House
• Volunteers needed for Relay for Life
• Photo: New bridge taking shape
• Admissions hosts special overnight event for middle schoolers
• Seniors! Spend 24 hours as an MVNU student
• Schnormeier Gallery to showcase paintings and wood sculptures
• Tressel speaks in Morrow County, apologizes again
• Push to take Spice off shelves continues
• Mysterious ingredients in Spice creating concerns
• Photo: Taking out the bricks
• Knowledge Bowl team wins regional
• Jiu-Jitsu champ visits Mount Vernon
• ODOT to resurface US 36 east of city
• First-Knox National Bank Names Sant President
• Hebenthal promoted to superintendent at Centerburg
• Connector road project ready to go
• Public involved with meeting
• Adam named pork queen
• Tanker overturns on US 36
• Photo: Shoot-A-Thon winners
• Photo: Charged after crash
• Apple Valley Drive closed
• Senior Showcase loaded with talent
• Big prizes at annual turkey banquet
• MVNU exploring changes to campus layout
• Image Gallery: Enjoying a trip back in time
• Photo: Amish rescue man after crash
• Lybarger wins NCAA championship
• Anglers take lessons, advice from pros
• Win prizes in Bracket Busters
• Agreement pushes connector road forward
• Community clocks get special attention
• Sentencings result in prison and community control terms
• Imagination is key to competition success
• Severe weather focus of contest
• MVHS Knowledge Bowl team advances to state
• Photo: Pothole season in full bloom
• Head Start funds in jeopardy
• Millwood easement to be revised
• Eighteen indicted by March grand jury
• Seniors targeted by scam artists
• Photo: Winter not quite over
• FHS distinguished alumni hall proposed
• Ribbon cutting highlights Pat Catan's grand opening
• Robotics team heading to international event
• Photo: New play about De Quille premieres in April
• Naples to be next Mount Vernon football coach
• Hoar named boys Player of the Year
• Photo: Danville winter banquet honorees
• East Knox board discusses pay-to-play
• KCESC board accepts resignation
• Brice, Steel Magnolia to perform at fair
• Photo: Family enjoys omelet dinner
• Cause of Granville Road explosion undetermined
• Photo: Flood waters covering roads
• Production proves '80s are still awesome
• Stoyle heads All-Area girls team
• Earth Day marathon growing
• Photo: Local martial artists win at Arnold Classic
• Photo: Art center taking shape
• Maibach's teaching license renewed
• Water projects, issues discussed in Gambier
• Photo: Business After Hours
• Twin Oak students bring in 90 pounds of pop tabs
• Photo: A nice day for a jog
• FCC to look at city's satellite dish ban
• Dinsmore enters plea to felony
• Junior swimmer makes quite a splash
• Photo: MVHS Swimming Banquet
• City, county to look at levee, dike system
• Huvler named 2011 Sheep Ambassador
• Baumann advances to national spelling bee
• Danville discusses festival
• Photo: Honey Run Falls flowing strong
• MVNU digital audio team top in nation
• St. Vincent students fare well at district science fair
• Photo: Fredericktown to present Cinderella
• Faculty to perform spring recital for trumpet, voice
• Flooding issues continue
• Tharp and Hawk crowned royalty by Dairy Service Unit
• Fire destroys barn and machinery
• Image Gallery: KCCC hosts SkillsUSA competition
• Prom glamour without the price
• Student broadcasting team takes first in national audio competition
• City will move forward with connector road
• Bowling up a good time
• Quest for state title ends for Mount Vernon's Riley
• Search for MV football coach heats up
• Heritage Centre celebrates successes
• Rolls-Royce to layoff nearly 150 workers
• County hears report on visitor's bureau
• Burgett to run for 1st Ward council seat
• Mount Vernon's Riley wins at state, others bow out
• Former Yellow Jacket Lybarger headed to NCAA National finals
• Image Gallery: Four honored at luncheon
• Freshwater case heading to federal court
• Moore selected as Deputy Sheriff of the Year
• Hoffman transferred to Toledo prison
• Photo: Helping out a friend
• Photo: Investigating a crash on Ohio 13
• Boil advisory for Centerburg
• Holt headed to state gymnastics meet
• Photo: Repairing flood damage to Apple Valley Drive
• Lawsuits against MVPD settled
• Board asks to move case to federal court
• Underground Railroad Museum in Utica closed
• Fredericktown goes down to No. 2-seed Bloom-Carroll
• Osborne headlines All-Central District basketball teams
• State title not out of reach for four area grapplers
• Nubians' shooting knocks out Trojans
• Students create "Read.Plan.Love." to aid families with reading, meal planning
• County crews addressing flooding of roads, culverts
• Erosion forces closure of Apple Valley Drive
• Nine honored at Red Cross Heroes Breakfast
• City to replace retaining wall around cemetery
• Waers: Manufacturing jobs up in Mount Vernon
• Schoenhals: Gadhafi not same person
• KCCC board hears highlights of Junior ROTC
• Instrumental ensembles to perform free concert
• Students featured in music scholarship recital
• Rivers are expected to crest by tomorrow
• Crow named Distinguished Young Woman of Ohio
• Flooding shuts down roads in county
• Photo: Center Run overflowing its banks
• Photo: Water over the road
• State may rename US 62 in honor of Goare
• Bar biz back in Howard
• Riley headed back to state; rest of MV falls short
• Three MBC wrestlers headed to state meet
• Redskins knocked out by Granville
• Young women shine opening night
• Bank robbed Friday
• Owner tracks down gas thief
• ODOT prepairing appraisals
• Worley gets prison for robbery
• Mother recalls upheaval, evacuation from Libya
• MV debate team earns awards
• Fredericktown hangs on, advances to districts
• Controversial finish steals MV spotlight
• Area wrestlers closer to state tourney
• Photo: Soroptimists host Distinguished Young Women
• One killed in late night accident
• Power outages affect residents near MV, Jelloway
• Photo: Snow makes driving tough
• Street crews get early start on snow, ice
• KCCC opens new training center
• Route 13 Stop opens its doors
• Different criteria in judging for DYW
• Paul Furey steps down as MVNU soccer coach
• OCC champs ready for next challenge
• Participants polishing their skills
• Granville Road home destroyed
• Health board approves promotional contracts
• Budget concerns KCESC board
• Photo: DYW spend time with host grandparents
• MVNU students honored with INRB media production awards
• Miller cooking up an awarding dinner
• Photo: Garage fire
• Local teen already motocross champ
• Young women enjoy time with children
• Senate Bill 5 stirs mixed emotions
• Gibbs: Cuts a step in right direction
• Students recognized by Danville board
• Students create delicious pork meals
• Photo: Rotary hosts Distinguished Young Women
• Francis to run for 2nd Ward seat on Council
• Freddies have no answer, fall in finals
• Danville powerlifting meet draws crowd
• Join MVNU for annul Women's Auxiliar Spring Conference
• Photo: Young women visit MVNU
• Libya's unrest nothing new to Jacklin, Parrish
• Gallogly: Village finances look stable
• Photo: Slick roads keep truck from going around Square
• Photo: New prototype for restaurant
• Kiwanis welcomes Distinguished Young Women
• North Fork board accepts retirement requests
• Boys basketball sectionals get started tonight
• Students honored with INRB media production awards
• MVNU students to take part in NRB digital audio competition
• Distinguished Young Women arrive in MV
• Questions arise in township formation
• Utica man pleads guilty to marijuana charge
• Photo: Author talks with students
• Hawkins named Republican of the Year
• Kahrl to run for Council at large seat
• Centerburg robotics team joins forces with logistics center
• Photo: Writers take historic ride as Revere
• Photo: Dentists make mouths happy
• Highland Scots say goodbye to gym with win
• MV swimmer qualifies for state
• Celebrate Black History Month with MVNU events
• MVNU brings Chick-fil-A Leadercast to central Ohio
• Social work conference to be held at MVNU-Cincinnati
• Oni Buchanan to perform piano concert at MVNU
• Reconciliation topic of Lecture/Artist Series with Volf
• March offers chance to "Live Out Loud" with WNZR
• WNZR premiers VeggieTales "'Twas the Night Before Easter"
• MVNU to hold free Diversity Seminar in Education
• Sexual ethics topic of lecture with author Dr. Lauren Winner
• Student integrates career and calling in Music City
• Ceremony marks milestone
• Heritage Centre receives national accreditation
• City works to patch potholes
• Schools open Monday
• Two avoid prison sentences; get jail, probation
• Yellow Jackets drop heartbreaker on Senior Night
• Utica wins, claims 2nd place in MBC
• Local Girl Scout troop receives Bronze Award
• Commissioners presented with traffic options
• Lehmkuhl sisters challenge ruling
• Meter reading system on track
• Photo: Going for a ride on a nice day
• Offices to close for Monday holiday
• Osborn's illustrations featured on children's book
• The Buckinghams to headline at Dan Emmett Music & Arts Festival
• Photo: Getting in some play before school
• Helping out with the simplest of needs
• MV Cub Scout earns national honor for heroism
• Sapp joins Mid-Ohio
• Fair seeks re-election as 4th Ward councilman
• Foul shooter takes aim at state title
• County responsible for 411 lane miles
• United Way honors those who give
• MV's Baumann wins county spelling bee
• Photo: Police Officer of the Year
• Kendall announces plans to run for 2nd Ward council
• Photo: Patching up part of the road
• New doors in place at administration building
• Gill, Glibert honored by MV school board
• Rhoads commended by EMIS
• Photo: Valentines for residents
• Bulldogs overwhelm Mansfield Christian
• Engineer keeps eye on bridges
• City Council approves engineering contract
• Williams: Opportunity Knox has busy year in 2010
• Signature issue forces Fehrman out of council race
• Mavis seeks re-election as mayor of Mount Vernon
• Huge start carries Freddies over Pirates
• Beery named Outstanding Woman You Should Know
• County engineer: Not your run-of-the-mill everyday job
• MV In The Know team wins
• Photo: Learning how to fish in the winter
• Gilson to run for City Council at large seat
• Photo: Jammin' with the music
• Redskins claim MBC wrestling championship
• Anna Mae Rhoads: the heart of a volunteer
• Photo: MVHS Forum court announced
• Residents express concern about ice on side streets
• New EPA standards forcing city to re-examine water system
• Maners to run for mayor of Mount Vernon
• Fredericktown board explains levy
• Yellow Jackets fall to Big Walnut in home finale
• Freddies clinch share of MBC title
• Freshwater files complaint with court
• Danville Mock Trial team heading to regionals
• Seavolt to run for City Council at large spot
• PHOTO:Truck catches on fire
• Sheriff's deputy uninjured after sliding off road Sunday
• British play provides plenty of fun
• Highland loses on Senior Night
• EK community hears from ODE
• East Knox seeks to relieve tax burden
• MV man faces aggravated vehicular homicide charges
• Dile: Danville set for big things in 2011
• In the Know team ready for TV match
• Vail files petitions to run for re-election
• School board reviews cost containment measures
• County Line Road barn burglarized
• Miracle to be witnessed on show
• Top youths to join symphony for concert
• Mount Vernon High School to honor Hall of Fame inductees with banquet
• Freddies need OT to beat Bulldogs
• St. Vincent Future City team second in Ohio
• Schools reschedule lost days
• Fredericktown council approves two ordinances
• Slow clean up
• Hillier files as candidate for re-election to council
• Huge first half lifts MV past Watkins
• Redskins too much for Centerburg
• Freddies hire new baseball coach
• Hoffman's confession includes details of murder
• Raccoon, basketball share spotlight at Lions Club dinner
• City officials discuss bridge
• Utica making change to Mayor's Court
• Blackston sentenced for vehicular homicide
• Emmert: Gambier in good financial standing
• Broadband partnership requests county's help
• MV police officer injured in one-car accident
• Getting ready to open
• Reading the Torah
• Utica falls to Newark Catholic, 60-55
• MV search for head coach heats up
• Trojans dominate at St. Charles Invitational
• EK students remind others of dangers of texting while driving
• A hometown concert
• MVFD responds to chimney fire
• Ward released from hospital
• Hawkins announces candidacy for city council president
• Local 'hero' has the heart of a champion
• Chautauqua series presents John Wilkes Booth
• Centerburg girls claim MBC title
• Freddies one step closer
• Girls basketball draw announced
• KCH urges women to go red, be heart healthy
• Hot blaze, cold temperature
• New equipment approved for city's street department
• Freddies win nail-biter, 31-30
• Danville's comeback falls just short
• MV gets unexpected test of Moodle program
• Knox County Animal Shelter: in the business of finding homes
• Jordan to run for re-election to council
• Centerburg overcomes 11-point deficit in Utica
• Shelter for those without power
• Power still out in some areas of county
• Candidates file for city election
• Pretty winter scene
• Local woman trains like a Blue Jacket
• Ice storm creating havoc in county
• Road crews trying to keep up with storm
• Traffic light out because of power outage
• Flu season in Knox County
• KCH Urgent Care Center opening
• Young hockey player ready for Quebec
• Weather affecting local games
• Gibbs hammers home problem of deficit spending
• Centerburg explains township proposal
• Commissioners get overview of Knox County landfill
• JFS exploring new website development
• Students showcase geographical knowledge
• Ice scraping
• Getting prepped for the storm
• Mount Vernon girls game moved
• Record amount raised at radio auction
• Centerburg looks to create township
• Sunrise Garage Doors open for business
• Mount Vernon wins OT thriller at home
• Redskins dominate Utica Invitational
• Peterson keeps her driver's license
• Residual salt, sand cannot be recycled
• A life-saving game plan for Super Bowl Sunday
• Hoar's 30 helps MVHS end losing streak
• Freddies blow past Blue Devils, 64-25
• High Restaurant closes its doors
• FT Precision expanding facilities
• Barry's famous lunch keeps volunteers going
• Colopy sentenced to 4 years for felony
• Court date set for Freeman
• Share the road, because they share the load
• Use of solar panels proposed
• MV wrestlers make final case before draw
• Freddies shock Trojans
• Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks
• North Fork prepares to make budget cuts
• Board of Health discusses finances
• County drinking water within fluoride levels
• Punk rock snowman
• Adults, children enjoy mentoring programs
• Scots sail over Vikings
• Walter King to exhibit retrospective art collection at Schnormeier Gallery
• Nursing students collecting items for CareNet
• WNZR Valentine's Banquet shows that "Love is a Verb"
• Alumni return to speak at MVNU missions conference
• An icy winter fest
• PACS Industries purchases former TRW building
• City to redraw district wards
• EK to place tax levy on ballot
• Kerkhoff to perform with All-State Orchestra
• King's legacy celebrated at breakfast
• Osborne's 3-pointer beats Freddies in OT
• Yellow Jackets crushed by Pacers
• Insulation catches fire at business
• Council approves additional funds
• North Fork board considers cuts, contracts
• 2010 a good year in clerk of courts office
• Benick appeals dismissal
• MV board unanimously approves levy request
• Ward released from ICU
• Two cited in accident
• O-negative blood needed
• Paff joins new mortgage group
• Danville Spelling Bee winners
• MVNU Winter One-Acts hold something for everyone
• Stuck on the wrong road
• Population change forces Ohio to redraw Congressional districts
• Having fun in the snow
• Health board prepares for possible litigation
• MV school to make $2.5 million in cuts
• Measuring the skid marks
• Community concert a hit
• Four in same troop earn Eagle Scout designation
• Dush comes through in clutch
• Streetlight bill climbs for city
• Equipment will enhance communication
• Child still critical after accident
• Domestic violence charges send two men to prison
• Streets marked for plowing
• Fredericktown takes control of MBC with win
• Utica's bench players earn win
• Mount Vernon City Schools to cut $2.5 million
• Plan developed for Foundation Park's future
• Sheriff looks to add storage facility at jail
• Officials discuss network
• Garage damaged by fire
• Frazee chosen for All-State Band
• Youths tackle controversial play with style and flair
• Water/wastewater dept. to incorporate metering system
• Friends stepping away from council
• Getting ready for winter weather
• Utica dominates Freddies' tri-meet
• Head injuries must be taken seriously
• Damaged bridge to be repaired
• Giving back to the community
• Old school demolished
• Fehrman announces run for Mount Vernon City Council
• Freddies win defensive struggle
• Home-school sports eligibility isn't new
• Bulldogs stop Trojan comeback
• Centerburg forfeits basketball, football games
• Mavis delivers 'State of the City' address
• Utica to put tax levy on May ballot
• Fredericktown discusses several topics
• Danville council has readings on two ordinances
• Jackets give back to community
• A fun school activity
• MVNU purchases downtown property
• The Sanctuary makes plans for future
• Family escapes after trailer catches fire
• Traffic signal to be replaced
• Mount Vernon boys lose 2nd straight
• Freddies win with seconds left
• St. Clair selected as dog warden
• Buchwalds honored by chamber
• City gets new gas program
• Kirk a double winner after giving blood
• KCCC board treated to dinner prior to meeting
• North Fork to place tax levy on May ballot
• Local feline group helps save cats from hoarder
• Poor first half dooms Jackets
• Bulldogs beat Danville in shootout
• Truck, traffic snarled by sand
• Memorial Building to have asbestos removed
• Primary petitions due February 2
• Request for gas well near landfill causes concern
• KCESC accepts donations and approves agreements
• Light destroyed
• A funny way to earn one's wings
• Centerburg shakes pesky Freddies
• Truck driver cited after getting stuck in east end
• EK board declares necessity of putting levy on ballot
• Peterson hearing pending
• East Knox board prepares for 2011
• Quartetto Gelato to perform in MV
• East Knox batters Centerburg
• Bulldogs get it together on mat
• Pregnant woman rescued after accident
• Only one other burglary linked to Hoffman
• Seven indicted by Knox County grand jury
• Tax changes mean delays in filing
• Fredericktown board to put levy on ballot
• Worley arraigned on traffic charges; felony charges filed
• Danville school board prepares for 2011
• Fitness center to reopen at Centerburg
• Water main break repaired
• White to retire as principal
• COTC celebrates 40th anniversary
• Repair work continues on McArthur Street
• Cleaning off the snow
• Demolition nearly finished
• Phillips honored by Gambier council
• MV board terminates Freshwater's contract
• MV schools take first step toward May levy
• Commissioner appointments made
• City council discusses gas aggregate program
• AG's office investigating improprieties in Utica
• Buchwald Center re-opening Saturday
• Referee: Freshwater should be terminated
• Man arrested after robbery at gas station
• A nice looking winter day
• Griggs finds success wielding the mighty pawn
• Blue Devils come together, beat Bulldogs
• Jackets fall behind early in home loss
• Trojans overwhelm Johnstown
• City prepares to appropriate '11 budget
• MV woman convicted of homicide heading back to prison after release
• Mount Vernon cracks Big Walnut
• Utica has hot start, beats Centerburg
• Some answers unveiled
• Family speaks out at Hoffman sentencing
• Old school coming down
• Apple Valley crash
• Hess acknowledges behavior; will keep job
• Referee to inform board, teacher of decision soon
• Rumpke to purchase county recycling center
• Hoffman pleads guilty; gets life in prison
• List continues to grow for those needing help with housing
• Collision results in broken utility pole
• Utica gets big wins at dual meet
• Kenyon and MVNU to host King Breakfast
• OSU Men's Glee Club to perform free concert at MVNU
• First baby of the new year
• Charges on hold pending sale of property
• MV police investigating attempted armed robbery
• Family mum while awaiting arraignment
• Colts beat Freddies in OT
• Filling in the big hole
• Hoffman indicted on aggravated murder charges
• Senator tours Jeld-Wen plant
• Reed attends first meeting as county commissioner
• Fredericktown Village Council organizes for '11
• Danville council prepares for 2011
• Barone to run for spot on City Council
• Mount Vernon beats Watkins in OT
• Quiet start to year for law enforcement
• Dr. Risko retires after 37 years
• City preparing for busy year in 2011
• Zornes taking on officials with book
• 2010 a painful year in Knox County
• Pipeline under review
• Stay safe, sober on roadways
• Battle continues over cable contract
• Hankins retiring as pastor at Mount Liberty church
• Bodi N Balance transfers members to Pro Fitness USA
• Budget, sewer upgrades top year for county
• Voters reject school levies
• TRW closes; Kroger fuel opens
• Freshwater civil suits finished; termination conclusion looming
• City, villages use 2010 to build for future
• 2010: Triumphant year for local sports
• Career Center has a stellar year
• Educational Service Center year marked with accolades
• Local school districts take positive steps in 2010
• Hard work pays off for local students
• East Knox boys pull off win vs. Highland
• East Knox girls cruise to victory
• Trojans have better showing vs. DeSales
• Full steam ahead on projects in city
• Utica loses close one to Heath
• Keller steps down as MV coach
• Keller resigns from Mount Vernon
• Water main break
• Missing person
• VSO demands money left out of budget
• City auditor receives award
• Danville loses to unbeaten Hawks
• Shaw served Centerburg community well
• Two receive minor injuries in accident
• Holidays the time for family -- research
• New company, same owner for old middle school
• Pullins' law license suspended indefinitely
• The spirit of Christmas arrives in MV
• City wrapping up projects for 2010
• Centerburg man trapped, injured in crash Thursday
• Today last day for MV Family Dollar store
• Students get plenty of help in math/reading
• Christmas traditions don't fall far from family tree
• Quick actions save father's life
• Scots, Freddies ready for break
• Pullins' law license suspended indefinitely
• Lentz: Maplewood house 'deplorable'
• Kipp pleads not guilty to theft of kettle
• EK Lions donate to Parish
• No injuries in accident
• Highland pulls out victory on court
• Flipped on its top
• Vandalism in city parks getting worse
• Wells named Firefighter of the Year
• Fire destroys Marengo home
• Fredericktown Elementary named Blue Ribbon School
• Danville football team honored by school board
• Yellow Jackets win thriller at home, 48-45
• Fredericktown needs 2 OTs to defeat Utica
• Highland girls down Freddies
• Scots win 1st 'Wooden Sword'
• Marines continue to make impact
• Sheriff, county officials discuss budget
• Learning job skills for hospitality careers
• MV man awaiting bond hearing
• Minor injuries in crash
• Danville to apply for financial help with project
• Tradition remains alive in Bladensburg
• Family, friends still searching for answers
• New programs graduate first classes
• Kipp arrested for theft of donation kettle
• In the Know team on a roll
• Free throws doom Freddies
• River Valley's run too much for Highland
• Shelter offers warmth, hope
• Colopy guilty of lesser charge
• Salvation Army kettle stolen
• Police rely on residents to be extra eyes and ears
• Five receive prison terms
• Students give demonstrations to county career center board
• Yellow Jackets get first win, 55-39
• Freddies shine in debut
• Defense: 4-year-old's death accidental
• Commissioners consider, decline budget request
• Production is the 'best ever'
• In the Know team on a roll
• Centerburg girls make history
• Highland pulls away from Cardington
• Doctor: Abuse was cause of boy's death
• Mason Hall sold to Farmers
• Township residents voice concerns about road position
• Davis to retire as principal of Centerburg elementary
• Centerburg, KCH join forces for wellness center
• North Fork board to place levy on May ballot
• Utica dominates at East Knox quad
• Inconsistencies found in manslaughter case
• Student achievements recognized by board
• Big prizes can be found out of state
• Jackets hang tough, can't finish
• Utica's defense defeats Johnstown
• Food for the Hungry drive exceeds goal
• Man jailed after making threats at Kenyon
• Parade postponed
• Butler sentenced to 13 years in prison
• County residents in giving mood
• Ruhl presents commendation to MV elementary schools
• Bulldogs, Freddies do well at Highland
• Collection points open for FFH donations
• Plan set for emergency road closures in city
• City vehicle stolen, found
• Two injured in Friday accident
• Family recovering from fire
• Poor start dooms Yellow Jackets
• Utica outlasts Bulldogs' surges, 42-32
• Food for the Hungry drive set for Saturday
• Commissioners continue county budget hearings
• County officials open bids
• Thompson honored by East Knox board
• KCESC board approves hirings
• A different twist to an old favorite
• Highland recovers from slow start
• Residents enjoy Utica Christmas Walk
• Morrow County Commissioner indicted
• MV students inducted into NHS
• Trojan wrestlers dominate
• Freddies lead All-Area football team
• Cleanup work continues
• Hoffman off suicide watch at jail
• Several indicted by grand jury
• Threats at school being investigated
• Stidham indicted for aggravated theft
• Danville council discusses wages
• Jackets win with huge 4th period
• Trojans dominate All-Area volleyball
• Utica has dreadful finish in loss to Jonathan Alder
• Deer-gun season nets fewer deer
• Fredericktown celebrates the season
• Danville dominates county debate
• Mount Liberty business robbed on Saturday
• Wazie has Yellow Jackets, fans buzzing
• Trojans take Crestview
• Hudson inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
• Officials, volunteers discuss walk, parade
• Howard Mills ... remembering WWII
• Yellow Jackets win thriller in overtime
• Defense is all Utica needs
• Kenyon mentors, pupils explore ideas
• SWCD presents budget to commissioners
• Utica holding Bicentennial Christmas Walk, Dec. 8
• Redskins outrun pesky Bulldogs
• Freddies fall in MBC opener
• Vandals target trees on square
• McConville appointed to health council
• Alert dog can help Turcott deal with diabetes
• Campaign provides toys for children
• Two area hunters shot on first day of deer season
• Tradition continues with craft sale
• Bailey, Thatcher sentenced
• Scots open MOAC play with win
• Busy start to hunting season
• Precautions taken in demolition
• Judge approves settlement in civil lawsuit
• 2011 county budget hearings begin
• Dome Theater gives students different view
• Malcom Hunter still on the loose
• Civil suit filed against alleged embezzler
• Golfers honored
• Wrestling preview gives coaches a look at the season
• Large crowd views parade
• New favorites, old traditions alive at Christmas Walk
• The dream ends for Fredericktown
• Trojans overwhelm rival Highland on the road, 55-37
• Cardington too much for young Bulldogs squad
• Downtown set for holiday festivities
• Hoffman waives right to hearing
• Porch fire burns at Apple Valley home
• City Council discusses fire vehicle, bed tax
• Commissioners hear water update
• Two MV men sentenced for felony crimes
• Students discover nanotechnology
• Boil advisory lifted for east side
• MVNU presents 43rd annual "Messiah" performance
• Pioneer grads receive Distinguished Alumni Service Awards
• Autopsy report gives details into deaths
• Fire marshal: No connection with Hoffman
• Knox County choses two Junior Misses
• Knox County choses two Junior Misses
• KCCC board hears about student projects
• Freddies take regional title
• Freddies win with unsung heroes
• Fredericktown wins struggle with Oak Hill
• Ogle seeks answers in homicide case
• Ogle releases preliminary autopsy report
• Building demolition nearly complete
• Local story strikes home with Beaudin
• 27 vie for Junior Miss titles
• Boil advisories
• Bodies found; community mourns
• Victim and suspect have connections to local gym
• Hundreds offer help, hope
• Neighbors react to discovery
• An expression of neighborly love
• MVNU to host OMEA Honors Band event
• Music Department to present traditional Advent service
• Search teams deployed
• Mystery continues, search expands
• People coming from all over to help with search
• NCMEC assists local officials
• Donough finds his stride with band
• New information added into missing persons timeline
• Community stunned by events
• Suspect purchased tarp, bags
• Bond set at $1 million for Hoffman
• Report against Hoffman filed by former girlfriend
• Former supervisor distraught over mystery
• Danville school board discusses finances
• North Fork school board approves tax abatement
• Significant evidence found in missing persons search
• Hoffman bond set at $1 million on kidnapping charge
• Hoffman bond set at $1 million for Maynard kidnapping
• Vigils offer prayer, comfort
• Search continues for missing trio
• Cars pulled from water
• Neighbors: Hoffman eccentric, troubled
• Utica council explores cuts
• MV board looks at budget
• Danville council accepts liability insurance plan
• Optimism shared as company considers Utica
• Commissioners considering insurance proposal
• Barber gives new information on three missing people at press conference
• Search continues for missing trio
• MV man charged with kidnapping
• Kenyon remains secure
• News' Schehl honored by schools
• Freddies in final again with 36-13 win
• 1 found; man in custody; search continues
• Fredericktown sacks Wheelersburg, 36-13
• Barber updates community on search
• Investigators testing blood found in home
• Highland closes season with 43-7 playoff loss
• Downtowns struggle after fires
• Arnholt connects dots, lines to military success
• FBI, BCI&I called in to assist in missing persons case
• Four people reported missing
• Kenyon locked down overnight
• Veterans' names added to memorial
• Veterans honored on Public Square
• Demolition started today
• Marine Corps collecting donations for veterans
• Fire consumes construction business
• MMA teaches more than just fighting
• Hunter's death caused by fall
• Scots hope to avenge '09 loss
• Freddies face a familiar foe
• School funding ‘gloom and doom'
• Veterans thrilled by Honor Flight experience
• EK schools will be out of money by 2012
• 3.7 miles of HOOT paved
• Hunter dies after tree stand fall
• More waiting on demo timeline
• Back where it belongs
• Brewer, Hoeflich receive all-district honors
• MVNU administrator receives Trevecca alumni award
• Enjoy "Bandstand Boogie" with Jazz Band concert
• Ruhl commends Fredericktown schools for accomplishments
• Swank saw compassion in midst combat
• Craft store opening in February
• Video learning brings MV Latin to Van Buren
• Budget meeting will help define Utica village cuts
• Shaws continue service to community, country
• Agreement made on jail contract
• Centerburg Wellness Center could close doors on Dec. 31
• Shepherd hopes for ruling by end of year
• City, EPA to discuss demolition
• MVHS takes first place in speech and debate
• Homeless shelter opens tonight
• Freddies place All-Ohio in cross country
• Trojan, Bulldog in state cross country
• Fredericktown dominates, heads to semis
• Cause of explosion and fire remains under investigation
• Quinn family roots start in military
• Freddies take down Seminoles
• Scout team helps veterans prepare
• Scots roll over Portsmouth West, 38-7
• Prison terms given
• City looking to expedite demolition permit
• 13 graduate from paramedics class
• Hunter still at large
• Main Street businesses feeling the hurt
• Scots begin familiar journey
• Freddies start their climb
• MV woman indicted for vehicular homicide
• Staying active helps Frary deal with spina bifida
• 14 graduate from massage therapy program
• Missing girl found
• Bodi N Balance memberships on hold
• School levies voted down
• Republicans celebrate election success
• Democratic candidates fall short in local races
• Utica levy soundly defeated
• Students hold mock election
• Teen girl missing
• Mansion owner makes repairs; downtown building condemned
• Butler pleads guilty to six counts
• Hinkle gets six years for drug trafficking charge
• Fire damages two apartments
• Shira participates in World Percheron Congress
• Items discussed by Fredericktown council
• Arnold briefs residents on protecting themselves from pipeline
• East Knox runner to be in state cross country for first time
• Danville earns shutout in annual Devil-Dog clash
• Cleanup begins on neighboring building
• Building released to owner
• Tree planted in Davis' memory
• Man killed in accident
• Smith receives motorized wheelchair
• Yellow Jackets fall short of qualifying at regionals
• Fredericktown girls in state
• Devils blank 'Dogs
• Fredericktown wins, goes 10-0
• Utica ends season on high note, crushes Centerburg
• Mount Vernon comes up short
• Sentences imposed
• Mobile unit serves multiple functions
• Mavis: Safety still a concern
• New Hope Industries recognizes employers
• Apples featured at final farmers market
• Early morning wreck sends driver to hospital
• Community supports parade, walk merger
• School bus will stay in Centerburg
• HOOT right of way gets approval
• Access made to basement
• Trojans fall in district semifinals
• Boner rediscovers long-lost passion
• Yellow Jackets ready to battle for OCC title
• Pride at stake in Danville, East Knox annual Devil-Dog game
• Tourism group enjoys the great outdoors
• Fire investigation continues
• Lentz hired as environmental health director
• Christmas Parade Auction set for tonight
• WBNS' Strickler named parade grand marshal
• Shira heading to World Percheron Congress
• Election Day nears
• Downtown merchants open for business
• Customers returning to stores on N. Main
• Fire assessment moves forward
• Settlement signed by both parties in civil lawsuit
• Knox giving back to his school
• Corn field burns near Fredericktown
• HCA makes plea to City Council
• City discusses proposed rate increase for county jail
• Some city streets closed down for fire
• Downtown businesses start reopening today
• Flames doused, investigation begins
• Phillips finishes 3rd in state
• Students set for graduation tests
• Fire damages downtown building
• Downtown building a 'total loss'
• Lady Jackets have highest finish ever
• Freddies, Trojans have strong showing at cross country Districts
• East Knox soccer loses to top seed
• Jackets shocked at home, 2-0
• Charlie Phillips has good first day at state tourney
• Defense wins for Redskins
• Freddies crush Centerburg, 66-0
• Jackets win thriller at home
• Lantern tour explores legends
• Downtown water line to be replaced on Tuesday
• Home again
• Old-fashioned way still the best for farmer
• Group in search of meeting room
• Freshwater drops case against school
• Deputy wounded in shootout in Morrow County
• MVNU actors to present "The Man Who Came to Dinner"
• Smith receives gift of a wheelchair ramp
• Baptist Temple breaks ground on new building
• ‘Death Trap' a well-done comedy-drama
• TO student council working to help community
• East Knox soccer gets historic win
• Trojans have tough challenge Friday
• Mount Vernon controls own destiny
• Byas addresses health care reform
• Kno-Ho-Co opens new homes in Centerburg
• Loss of consortium claim dropped
• Four property value cases settled
• Vigil held to recognize those affected by domestic violence
• Morrow County Sheriff's Deputy shot responding to incident
• Danville school board commends bus drivers
• North Fork school board holds routine meeting
• Recycling trailer to see limited hours
• Tractor stolen from Jelloway Valley Equipment
• Whisker Connection assists in animal hoarding situation
• Murnen tells story of survival
• Dr. Scott Rae to headline Bioethics Conference
• Instrumental ensembles to present "Plains, Trains and Gustav Holst"
• Join MVNU for Homecoming Weekend Nov. 12-13
• Smith named MVHS coach
• Buckeye spirit reigns with alumni
• Students learn about election
• Utica Merchants hosting candidates night
• Discussion explores several topics
• Danville council hears insurance proposal
• Elections board requests funds
• New judge assigned to local case
• Court asks commissioners for transfer to cover salary
• Fredericktown driver injured in accident
• KCCC board approves five-year forecast
• Shaffer promoted to captain at sheriff's office
• Life Safety Expo teaches lessons
• Freddies dominate MBC championship on fast track
• Centerburg golf finishes sixth
• Trojans have good first day
• Johnnies have no trouble getting by Danville, 45-14
• Loudonville runs through Bulldogs, gets shutout
• Centerburg downs Northridge, 27-7
• City prepared for changing seasons
• Turnovers doom Redskins
• Small group hears information on levy
• Sheriff asks for help with budget
• Hydrant back to capacity
• Local golfer, 86, hopes to return to the golf course
• Wright no longer considered missing
• EK board discusses finances
• Kyle receives award; movie in the works
• Fredericktown fire named tops in Ohio
• New health commissioner unveils plans for department
• Football referees don't get cheered
• Yellow Jackets face tough task against the Warriors
• Unbeaten, ranked Freddies face stiff challenge at Utica
• Fredericktown board celebrates success
• KCESC still in good shape financially
• Young boy killed by falling tree
• KCCC classes online for calamity days
• McKinley honored by MV school board
• Trash sparks field fire
• School officials discuss levy at town meeting
• Infolink receives partner award
• Wright still missing
• Commission discusses mansion and school
• Kinder Morgan answers questions about proposed pipeline
• Trojans win on Senior Night
• Freddies dominate in sweep
• MV Golf dream ends
• AG office continues efforts to prosecute two men
• MV grad a proud Buckeye
• Muralt addresses council on water department billing
• Council rejects zoning change
• Judge recuses self in two cases
• Wellness center may have to close
• Cadets attend honors camp
• Cornfield fire under investigation
• Former Yellow Jacket to appear as a Buckeye
• MVPD makes big drug bust
• Freddies get sloppy win
• Homecoming win for Jackets
• Trip to fair turns into life-changing event for Spiers
• City projects moving ahead
• Mount Vernon volleyball goes pink
• Dan Emmett Elementary celebrates excellent rating
• Awards piling on for Pizza Dock
• Truck pull turns into car pull
• Beam's Lake residents form neighborhood watch
• Knox County certified StormReady
• Two attend meeting at East Knox
• Report details Knox County veterans funds
• Jackets hope to keep winning streak alive at homecoming Friday
• New maternity shop opens on Vine
• Work begins anew at Bob Evans
• Food issues should be reported to health dept.
• Structural failure causes issue at garage
• Rally for Ally
• Proposed pipeline to go through Knox
• Students feature in fall scholarship recital
• Centerburg sweeps Blue Devils, remains unbeaten in conference
• Freddies dominate, beat Redskins in straight games
• MV soccer steps up, wins 6-3
• Gatekeeper training scheduled for Thursday
• Six indicted by grand jury
• Changes in store at post office
• Drill helps prepare for possibilities
• Leadership is key in running
• Centerburg in state tourney
• Commissioners discuss construction project
• MV school board to hold town meetings
• Casino gaming class to be offered
• Big Run Bridge rededicated
• MVNU sees large freshman class and increased graduate enrollment for 2010
• VeggieTales' "It's a Meaningful Life" premiere comes to MVNU
• MVNU to show "Rain in a Dry Land" documentary film
• MVNU student fatally injured
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• High school band members invited to MVNU
• Free Big Band concert - Sept. 11
• Connect with MVNU through social media
• MVNU receives $2 mill lead commitment for downtown nursing center
• MVNU ranks in top 50 Midwest colleges
• Don Boyd's retrospective featured in Schnormeier Gallery
• Tickets on sale now for SonFest!
• Employees recognized for years of service at MVNU
• NFL umpire Wilson set to speak at MVNU
• Eager new members join MVNU faculty
• Master's Choice ministry program debuts at MVNU
• Senior Wellness Clinic
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