Environmental advocates oppose mining waste creating potentially higher sediment levels in the Kokosing
Environmental advocates are concerned about the effects of allowing a Chesterville gravel company to discharge more sediment into the Kokosing River.
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Fairbanks finishes Freddies’ season to remember in heartbreaking fashion
FREDERICKTOWN — It was a season to remember in Fredericktown. The Freddies’ undefeated run came to an end Wednesday night in the district semifinals after a gut-wrenching 61-60 loss to…
Malabar Farm Maple Syrup Festival set for March 7 & 8, 14 and 15
LUCAS — — As winter begins to fade, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Parks and Watercraft will soon be celebrating one of the season’s most anticipated…
Centerburg council moves forward on Croton Road annexation
Centerburg council members voted to file a petition with the Knox County commissioners to annex 56 acres on Croton Road
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Fredericktown academy ignites passion for manufacturing and engineering
A vocational-style format provides an opportunity for students to explore career pathways in engineering and manufacturing.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports March 2
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for calls on March 2.
Fredericktown FFA attends Mount Gilead CDE Invitational
FREDERICKTOWN —The Fredricktown FFA chapter sent 15 members to Mount Gilead to participate in various Career Development Events (CDEs) on Feb. 21. Events included General Livestock Judging, Equine Management, and Wildlife Management. All teams showed a strong start for this first invitational of the year. In Equine Management, members judge…
Knox County Chamber of Commerce launches executive director search
MOUNT VERNON — The Knox County Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees has launched a statewide search for its next Executive Director. The organization is seeking a visionary, results-oriented and transformational leader to guide the county’s premier business advocacy organization into its next phase of growth and impact. Representing a…
Delaware County elections board member votes to uphold vote removing Knox County opponent from ballot
Questions about conflict of interest arose after a board of elections member voted to remove her opponent from the May primary ballot.
Ohio State Highway Patrol launches text-to-join feature
COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) has announced a new tool that connects the next generation of troopers directly with a recruiter. Anyone interested in a career as an Ohio State Trooper can begin their journey by simply texting “joinOSHP” to 614-654-OSHP. As part of a broader effort to…
Knox County schools are invited to paint ODOT plows
MOUNT VERNON — The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District 5 is now accepting applications for its annual Paint-the-Plow contest. This year’s program features a special theme: “America’s 250th Birthday Celebration Edition.” The program is open to all K-12 schools, career-technical schools, and youth organizations within District 5’s seven-county region,…
Knox County boys & girls wrestlers headed to district draw
MOUNT VERNON — Mount Vernon Yellow Jacket wrestlers are sending 11 team members to the District wrestling tournament this weekend. Seven boys and four girls made the cut. On Saturday, the boys’ team competed in the Division I sectional tournament in Upper Arlington, and on Sunday, the girls took the…
Open Source: What’s going on with Knox County United Way?
Rumors are swirling about the United Way of Knox County after the agency reduced its staff several weeks ago.
Mount Vernon Police reports Feb. 25 to March 1
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon Police Department issued the following report after officers’ activity from Feb. 25 to March 1. These reports include arrests, citations, and crashes.
Knox Community Hospital takes important step in potential strategic collaboration
MOUNT VERNON — Since late last year, Knox Community Hospital has been assessing different organizations that could further strengthen its long-term clinical, operational and financial position. In that time, the hospital received interest from almost two dozen health care organizations, reflecting KCH’s solid reputation, broad services and important role in…
Knox County Sheriff’s reports March 1
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for calls on March 1.
Fredericktown man sentenced to 35 years to life for two counts of rape
MOUNT VERNON — Judge Richard Wetzel sentenced Michael A. Heston, of Fredericktown, to a total of 35 years to life in prison on two counts of rape on Feb. 26 in Knox County Common Pleas Court. Below are the convicted charges, each with the corresponding severity and sentence. The court…
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How to avoid becoming a pain management patient [and why there’s no shame if you do]
Most people don’t plan on becoming a pain management patient. Pain usually starts quietly—an injury, surgery, stressful period, or gradual wear and tear. At first, it’s manageable. Over time, it lingers. And before you realize it, pain begins to shape daily decisions. Chronic pain is incredibly common. According to the…
Danville police reports Feb. 24-28
DANVILLE — Listed below are the police reports in Danville and Brinkhaven from Feb. 24 to Feb. 28, courtesy of Chief Monte L. Vance.
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