Mansfield man killed in Tuesday night motorcycle crash
MANSFIELD – A Mansfield man was killed Tuesday night after a motorcycle crash, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Wesley Perdue, 27, of Mansfield, was pronounced dead at the…
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New admin building for Knox County water & wastewater on track for late fall move-in
Once framing is complete, contractors plan to shift focus to storm sewer installation around the planned parking areas.
Danville’s season-opening rout of Dalton raises eyebrows across Ohio
MOUNT VERNON — The coaches and players dare not utter a word, but those of us who are mere high school football fans are allowed to freely dream. Those in…
Knox County grand jury indicts Fredericktown man for abduction
Jeffrey A. Roseberry, of Fredericktown, was indicted on three separate counts, including abduction, during Monday’s session.
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Justice Dept. sues Ohio landlord for sexual harassment & retaliation against female tenants
YOUNGSTOWN — — The Justice Department announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against the owner and manager of rental properties located in and around Girard, Ohio, for engaging in sexual harassment and retaliation in violation of the Fair Housing Act. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court…
Gambier, Fredericktown receive $1.41 million for pedestrian safety improvements
Gambier was awarded $858,970 and Fredericktown received $552,220 through ODOT’s Transportation Alternatives Program.
Museum celebrates Mount Vernon native Paul Lynde on his 100th birthday
The Knox County Historical Society and Madcap Living History invite the community to the Knox County Historical Museum for an entertaining and historical presentation titled “A Centenarian in the Center Square: Paul Lynde Turns 100.”
Ohio sports legends to headline three-night forum series
The forums take place September 3 in Cincinnati, September 8 in Columbus and September 24 in Canton.
Knox Community Hospital welcomes new providers
MOUNT VERNON — Knox Community Hospital welcomes six new providers. As many changes occur at the hospital, the main goal remains to provide quality care to the community. The Center for Pain Management gained two providers. Kellee Schweitzer, M.D., attended Case Western Reserve University and the University of Chicago Pritzker…
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Aug. 23
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies filed 20 reports for calls handled on Aug. 23.
Mount Vernon police reports Aug. 19 to 23
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon Police Department issued the following reports for service calls from Aug. 19 to 23.
Bite Club: Brew’d Coffee & Donut Shop finds success in coffee and community
HAYESVILLE – When we lived closer to Hayesville, my family frequently stopped at Brew’d Coffee & Donut Shop for breakfast before spending the rest of the day together. I remember my daughter standing in front of the display case, carefully picking the perfect donut, usually the one with the most…
A Stroll Through the Garden: Franklin Tree in bloom has become an extinct pleasure
A few years back, I visited my mom and saw that the Franklin Tree I had given her was blooming. It had been growing there for several years. That year, the weather was good, so the blossoms lasted late into the season. The tree was a bargain, and I almost…
Fredericktown police reports Aug. 16 through Aug. 22
The Fredericktown Police Department responded to these calls Aug. 16 through Aug. 22.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Aug. 22
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to these calls on Aug. 22.
Loudonville receives $1.78M for Main Street bike lanes, pedestrian improvements
Improvements in Loudonville will add 5-foot-wide bike lanes, with a 2-foot buffer, on Main Street from Spring Street to Brentwood Drive.
Danville, Brinkhaven law reports Aug. 8 to 19
DANVILLE — These were the Danville Police law reports from Aug. 8 to 19 including Brinkhaven and Apple Valley courtesy of Chief Monte Vance.
Knox County coroner asks for permanent morgue and fair pay for investigators
Knox County has no permanent morgue — and coroner Dr. Jennifer Ogle says that’s a growing problem.
Knox County Sheriff’s reports Aug. 21
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to these calls on Aug. 15.
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