Ohioans are asked to report reptile & amphibian crossings for wildlife research
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife and the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) are asking the public to report locations where they see reptiles and…
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Mount Vernon Army chaplain still serving veterans at home
When Don Wilson enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1986, he was 34 years old, a seasoned pastor and fulfilling a long-held calling.
10th annual Paddle for Heroes, set for June 7, to honor Mount Vernon grad
MOUNT VERNON — The 10th annual Paddle for Heroes – 2026 Memorial Paddle Mount Vernon to Marietta – will take place on Sunday June 7. This year’s 160-mile paddle from…
Region celebrates rebirth of Mansfield Speedway
MANSFIELD — It may be called Mansfield Speedway, but the 0.44-mile oval on the city’s north side belongs to all of north central Ohio. Owners Matt and Jordan Tifft wouldn’t…
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Mount Vernon Marine veteran honored with Quilt of Valor
Lowell Henthorn enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1965 and served nearly two years in Vietnam.
Six Knox County golf courses among new Ohio Golf Trail
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County is officially securing its spot as a premier destination for golfers in the Midwest. TourismOhio recently unveiled the Ohio Golf Trail, a curated collection of the state’s top public courses, and six Knox County locations have earned a prestigious spot on the inaugural list. The trail,…
Free “Doc Talk” will focus on Peripheral Vascular Occlusive Disease
MOUNT VERNON — Join us for a free Doc Talk on Thursday, June 18, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm, where Stephen Vincent, M.D., Vascular Surgeon, will discuss common warning signs, diagnosis, treatment approaches and prevention strategies. Learn how early detection and proper care can improve quality of life and overall vascular health.…
Food For The Hungry awards $30,500 for summer food programs
Food For The Hungry is awarding 12 grants totaling $30,500 for summer food programs.
Mount Vernon police reports May 20-25
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon Police Department issued the following reports for service calls between May 20 and May 25.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports May 25
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to these calls on May 25.
Mount Vernon blasts Teays Valley 18–1 to claim D-II district softball championship
The Lady Jackets routed the Teays Valley Vikings 18-1 in six innings to claim the Division II Central District Championship.
Founders Food Hall in Mount Vernon signs six vendors; opening pushed to late June
Six vendors have officially signed leases to operate inside the upcoming Founders Food Hall.
Loudonville High School graduates 64 seniors in Class of 2026
The 64-member Loudonville High School Class of 2026 turned its tassels Sunday afternoon inside the high school gymnasium.
Rhoades reflects on service and sacrifice in Mount Vernon Memorial Day observance
Retired Brig. Gen. and Mount Vernon resident Stephen L. Rhoades spoke on sacrifice, service, and the nation’s approaching 250th anniversary.
Mount Vernon chaplains honor the fallen with prayer, personal stories and a call to remember
A small but reverent crowd gathered Monday morning at Mound View Cemetery to honor the Americans who have died in military service.
Clear Fork High School graduates 132 students in Class of 2026
The newest batch of Clear Fork High School alumni began their next chapter Sunday afternoon.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports May 24
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for calls on May 24.
Mount Vernon Class of 2026 urged to fight forward, take risks and sail away
Resilience, forward momentum, attitude, and integrity were the words 297 alum took with them following Mount Vernon High School’s commencement on Sunday at 3 p.m.
Mount Vernon to host 5th installment of The Washington Forum
MOUNT VERNON — The fifth edition of The Washington Forum is slated for Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at The Gathering Place, 425 S. Edgewood Road. The theme is “Home of the Brave: Stories of Heroes Next Door” and will spotlight the courage, resiliency, and service of the…
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