Funding cuts, lack of corporate support jeopardize Knox County Transit’s Night Bus
More than half of Knox County Transit riders use public transit for employment, but that service is in jeopardy due to funding cuts and a lack of corporate support.
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Regional Planning Commission OKs Wayne Township zoning update for home businesses
MOUNT VERNON — The Regional Planning Commission recently approved updates to Wayne Township’s zoning resolution, including a change for home occupations. Township zoning chairman Mark Dumbaugh said the township has…
Ohioans can support wildlife, nature preserves & scenic rivers with tax donations
COLUMBUS — This tax season, when Ohioans check the Wildlife Diversity or Nature Preserves and Scenic Rivers funds on their state income tax form, they’re supporting the protection of Ohio’s endangered…
Knox County teen to be tried as an adult in fatal stabbing
Juvenile Judge Jay Nixon ruled on Friday that a Knox County teen accused of fatally stabbing his father will be tried as an adult.
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Knox County Sheriff’s reports Feb. 25
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports on Feb. 25.
2 South Vernon land bank homes now available with conventional financing
Federal government inaction has opened a path for low-income families to buy a home in South Vernon using conventional financing rather than going through USDA.
Porter brings Mount Vernon council ‘up to speed’ on transportation in Knox County
Mobility Manager Joe Porter is very passionate about what he does: putting resources together so Knox County residents can get where they need to be.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Feb. 24
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports at the end of their shifts on Feb. 24.
Husted reacts to Trump’s State-of-the-Union address
WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) released this statement following the President Donald Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address on Tuesday night. “This evening, I had the honor to attend President Trump’s State of the Union address. “He highlighted many of the ways we continue to deliver on…
Fredericktown caps perfect regular season with blowout of Indians
FREDERICKTOWN — There are few events in life that are etched in memories not only of individuals but also of entire communities. The Fredericktown 2025-26 basketball campaign is one of those memories. The Freddies finished their regular season 22-0 on Tuesday night with an exclamation point — a 72-35 thrashing…
Butler mayor claims he’s stepping down ‘under duress’ in handwritten resignation letter
BUTLER — Wesley Dingus’ resignation letter was quick and to the point, handwritten on a scrap of yellow notebook paper. The former mayor of Butler dated his resignation Monday, effective immediately, and noted that his departure from office was “NOT under stress but under duress.” Council voted unanimously to accept the…
Financing for new Mount Vernon police station is taking shape
The financial picture on how the city will pay for its new police station is becoming clearer.
Harrison County deer processor pleads guilty to multiple wildlife violations
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has concluded an investigation into a white-tailed deer processor in Harrison County which resulted in 35 individuals being convicted of a total of 55 violations. During the investigation, dubbed Operation Donor Deer, the Division of Wildlife’s law enforcement officers…
Columbus woman indicted on bid-rigging scheme
COLUMBUS — A Columbus woman has been charged in connection with her alleged role in a bid-rigging scheme that artificially inflated prices in online auctions, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Tuesday. “Going once, going twice – going to court!” Yost said. “When sellers plant fake bidders to drive up…
Embattled Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus submits letter of resignation
Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus is stepping down from office amid two pending criminal cases against him.
Feeding the Community with Heart: Foster Ministry House offers food services
MOUNT VERNON — In a landscape where hunger remains a pressing challenge, Renee Reiss and the Foster Ministry House at First Church of the Nazarene in Mount Vernon are proving that agility and empathy are the keys to effective service. As the only organization in the area besides the Salvation Army…
Husted: Making life more affordable for Ohioans is the priority
Dear friends and neighbors, Since I took the oath of office to serve as your U.S. Senator on Jan. 21, 2025, I’ve been hard at work for you. In less than a year, the president signed three of my bills into law to help make life easier and more affordable for you…
Mount Vernon continues safety upgrades on Martinsburg Road
Mount Vernon City Council is continuing efforts to increase the safety of children walking to school on Martinsburg Road.
Dual columns: From Lake Placid to the live stream: Two golden eras, two golden takes
Did history repeat itself 46 years later? Was the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” reborn in 2026? Two Source media members — one older, one younger — share their perspectives.
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