Serving those who serve us: How an Arizona child care center meets the needs of first responders
Solutions Journalism Series This story is Part II of a three-part series about the Erik Hite Child Development Center in Tucson, Arizona. Click here to read part one. Tomorrow, we…
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Healing on the move: Wildflower Wellness redefines therapy in Knox and surrounding counties
MOUNT VERNON — Therapy doesn’t always happen under fluorescent lights and strict appointment slots. Sometimes, it starts on a living room floor, a nursery chair or even a trip to…
New process for distributing cards among 13 changes in high school soccer rules
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published at the Ohio High School Athletic Association website. COLUMBUS — —Several rules updates were approved in high school soccer for next school year,…
New baseball field planned for Centerburg
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Open Source: What form of ID do I need to vote in Knox County for the primary election?
Changes in Ohio’s election law, combined with proposed federal legislation, are causing confusion among Knox County voters.
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course announces 2026 racing schedule
LEXINGTON – Permco has renewed as an official partner of Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course under a multi-year agreement and continues as the title sponsor of Mid-Ohio’s two premier motorcycle weekends on its summer events calendar. Both of the facility’s premier motorcycle events carry the Permco name with the annual Permco AMA…
Knox County Sheriff’s reports March 20
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for calls on March 20.
Knox County Eagles soar over Bad Boys in community basketball game
MOUNT VERNON — If points were awarded for enthusiasm, the Knox County Eagles Special Olympics basketball team might well be making a run at the Final Four. The Eagles beat the Bad Boys community leaders 57-53 on Friday evening at the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Ariel Arena before a strong…
Knox County Regional Planning Commission recommends rezoning Pacemakers Dragway
A 70-year-old NHRA dragstrip at 8926 Columbus Road could soon give way to residential housing.
Deadline approaching for MVNU’s Dual Enrollment program
MOUNT VERNON — Deadlines are approaching for Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s Dual Enrollment program, which continues to grow after setting yet another record for student enrollment. The College Credit Plus program, designed to provide high school students with the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school, is…
Irv Oslin storyboards a new chapter in his journalism career
I see this gig as an opportunity to combine journalism, photography and humor to create something fresh and new.
North central Ohio students shine in March academic challenge events
MAANSFIELD – The 4th-8th grade academic challenge teams competed in their second tournament of the season this month through the Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center. We want to congratulate ALL competitors, but especially our winners for each tournament. “I truly enjoy the students’ enthusiasm,” says Rebecca Kidney, tournament director. March 11…
Knox County students share art and stories that celebrate disability inclusion
MOUNT VERNON — March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and that gave the Knox County community an opportunity to create awareness, learn more about inclusion, and share in the stories of individuals who live, work, and thrive in the county. While the Knox County Board of DD and its various…
Knox County Sheriff’s reports March 19
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed these reports for calls on March 19.
Washington Forum returns with third installment March 31
MOUNT VERNON – The third installment of the Washington Forum will take place on Tuesday, March 31 at 6 p.m. at The Gathering Place, 425 S. Edgewood Road, Mount Vernon. Titled “The Room Where It Happens: How Government Really Works from City Hall to Capitol Hill,” this event will provide…
‘Jazz Night’ swings at The Ohio Eastern Star Home
MOUNT VERNON — Residents of The Ohio Eastern Star Home recently stepped back intime for an evening of music during a special Jazz Night event on campus. The community was transformed into a classic jazz lounge, complete with warm lighting, vintage-inspired décor, and an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of an old-time…
Power siting board denies construction of solar energy project in Morrow County
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) Thursday denied Crossroads Solar I, LLC’s proposal to construct a 94 megawatt solar-powered electric generation facility in Morrow County. Crossroads Solar proposed to construct the facility within a 726-acre project area in Cardington, Lincoln, and Westfield townships. The OPSB found that, based…
Before math or science classes, it’s dance time
MOUNT VERNON — “Nobody cares if you can’t dance well. Just get up and dance.” – Martha Graham, pioneering American dancer and choreographer known as the Mother of Modern Dance. MOUNT VERNON – Second-grader Joleen was among a long line of students and staff dancing to the music of the…
Windstorm damages Curtis Building in Mount Vernon
The structure at 10-16 N. Main St. in Mount Vernon, commonly known as the Curtis Building, experienced significant damage during the windstorm that blew through Mount Vernon on March 13.
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