Team Peter: Loudonville 10-year-old publishes second book
Peter Heath recently published his second book, “The Adventures of Marshmallow and Peter: Peter’s Wish Trip.”
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A Stroll Through the Garden: Giant hogweed creates toxins & surprises
Monday night, while I was attending my Richland County Master Gardener club meeting, one of my friends told me about a weed he wanted to remove from his garden. From…
Early offense, stellar pitching extends Danville softball team’s postseason run
DANVILLE — Winning 12 of their last 13 games, the Lady Blue Devils extended their postseason run with a 12-2 win over Ada on Thursday. They will face Tri-Valley Patriots,…
Early Knox County rattlesnake treatment left something to be desired
MOUNT VERNON — One thing that has changed since the early days of Knox County is the likelihood of being bitten by a rattlesnake. In the early days of the…
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Bite Club: From coffee to cocktails, exploring Delaware County’s local eats
Join Shelbi on a delicious day exploring Delaware County’s best coffee, eats, desserts, and drinks — plan your own foodie adventure now!
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 amphibians frequently cross roadways. Wildlife crossings put both animals and passenger vehicles at risk on the roadway, so reports…
Ball resigns as Mount Vernon city engineer
At Mayor Matt Starr’s request, Brian Ball submitted his resignation as city engineer.
7 Knox County Career Center students earn Building Trades Elite status
The Knox County Career Center Building Trades program recognized seven students who earned the status of Building Trades Elite.
Mount Vernon falls to Uniontown Green 3-1 in 11-inning pitching duel
A pitcher’s duel is the only way to describe what turned out to be the last game of the season for the Lady Yellow Jackets, who fell to Uniontown Green Bulldogs 3-1 on Thursday.
Falbo launches Mount Vernon Financial with focus on holistic approach
Holistic, long-term accessibility is the key philosophy behind a new financial planning firm in Mount Vernon.
Mount Vernon City Council OKs rezone aiding O’Reilly Auto Parts expansion
Mount Vernon City Council has approved rezoning that clears the way for O’Reilly Auto Parts to expand its Coshocton Avenue store.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports May 27
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to these calls on May 27.
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.
Soroptimist of Mount Vernon and Knox County announces Live Your Dream award winners
The Live Your Dream award provides women who serve as the primary wage earners for their families with a financial award to offset costs associated with attaining higher education.
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 Mount Vernon to Marietta will honor two soldiers. “We are honored to dedicate this journey to 1st Lieutenant Charles L.…
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 have it any other way. A contingent of state and local dignitaries joined the Tiffts on Tuesday for a ribbon-cutting…
City engineer outlines road project updates and funding challenges to Mount Vernon City Council
City Engineer Brian Ball detailed progress on projects, street resurfacing, and the financial issues shaping next year’s work.
Mount Vernon fire and police celebrate promotions, welcome new members
The City of Mount Vernon announces the swearing-in and promotion of several public servants in the Mount Vernon fire and police departments.
The Ohio State University Alumni Club of Knox County announces scholarship recipients
MOUNT VERNON — The Ohio State University Alumni Club of Knox County has awarded $18,500 in scholarships for the 2026-27 school year. Lane Mussard received the club’s “Big Ten Thousand” award. He is a graduate of Mount Vernon High School and will major in food, agriculture and biological engineering. Mussard…
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