How to throw a feast and get stewed, early Mount Vernon style
MOUNT VERNON — In my recent foray to the Ohio Genealogical Society, I took time to look through the old books they had for sale and came up with a…
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Gary Keesee Jr. found guilty on 27 counts of sexual abuse, including rape
Those 27 counts include 11 counts of first-degree rape, 11 counts of sexual imposition and five counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
A Stroll Through the Garden: Sauerkraut is a superfood for fall
Many times friends and family are swapping saurkraut recipes for New Year’s. But since this is a good time of year to harvest cabbage, why not fall? Honestly, I have…
Millie’s House Thrift Store moves into a bigger home with bigger ambitions
Millie’s House Thrift Store moves to Mount Vernon, opening Nov. 9 with more space, expanded services and new programs for Knox County families.
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Appeals court upholds OHSAA ruling, ending Cleveland Glenville’s football playoff run
The decision from the Eighth District Court of Appeals ends a week of legal wrangling.
Three Mount Vernon officers earn MADD awards
Three Mount Vernon police officers recently received awards from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Police Chief Robert Morgan said.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Nov. 4
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for Nov. 4.
Centerburg swept out of girls regional volleyball tournament
ONTARIO — The tears on the sideline of the Centerburg girls’ volleyball team were not those of the ending to a great season. The Trojans were swept 25-12, 25-10 and 25-16 by Marion Pleasant at the Division V regional semifinals at Ontario High School on Wednesday evening.
Songwriters & Circles brings talented artists to the Woodward Opera House Nov. 6
The Woodward Opera House’s Black Box Theater provides an ideal setting for this unique performance format, offering an up-close atmosphere where audiences can appreciate every lyric, melody, and story.
Centerburg council OKs OPWC applications for Landrum, stormwater work
The first is roadway and stormwater repairs on Landrum Avenue; the second is fixing the failing stormwater line on South Hartford.
Woodward Open Mic Night returns for evening of local talent, community creativity
Audience members are encouraged to attend, enjoy an evening of diverse entertainment, and support the performers.
Nashville songwriters to share stories behind hits at Nov. 14 MVNU benefit concert
MOUNT VERNON — Some of the most memorable songs in Christian and country music have stories that extend beyond the recording studio. Three accomplished songwriters and performers will share those stories during A Night with Nashville: Benefitting Cougar Baseball with the Hits on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Mount Vernon Nazarene University.
Barker and Hay among 17 sentenced in Knox County Common Pleas Court in October
Terry Barker and Brice Hay were among 17 individuals sentenced in the Knox County Common Pleas Court in October.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Nov. 3
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for Nov. 3. Media_Report_2026-11-04_07.00.48Download
Woodward Opera House welcomes comedian Kathie Dice for AMVETS benefit
Dice finds humor in both the rational and irrational parts of everyday life, poking fun at the world around her with a perspective described as a voice of reason for the over-60 generation.
Centerburg leads KMAC all-conference awards in girls volleyball
The 23-2 Trojans will take their winning streak on the road tonight in the Division V regional semifinal at Ontario.
Ashland community honors the memory of senior Amelia ‘Millie’ Meyer
ASHLAND — The Ashland community is remembering Amelia Meyer, a 17-year-old Ashland High School senior who died following a traffic crash on Saturday, Oct. 31. Known to many as Millie, Meyer was a member of the Ashland Arrows girls soccer program, and the community is sending its support.
Ohio votes ‘Yes’ on State Issue 3, enshrines photo ID requirement in state constitution
The residents of Ohio voted with a resounding “yes” to the passage of State Issue 3 last night.
Voters return Hiner to Ohio House, Stevens wins new term
State Rep. Mark Hiner (R) will return to the statehouse, and Republican Shawn Stevens will join him.
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