Steinmetz takes over East Knox football program
New Bulldogs head football coach Gage Steinmetz brings tradition, experience, and a lifelong love for East Knox to the program.
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Open Source: What did the KCH Board of Trustees decide about selling or partnering with another hospital group?
A Knox Pages reader is right on time asking about an update on Knox Community Hospital’s strategic exploration process.
Knox County gunners enjoy strong youth turkey hunting weekend
MOUNT VERNON – Knox County youth hunters enjoyed a wildly successful spring turkey special hunting weekend. There were 38 birds checked during the state’s special youth-only weekend on April 18…
Mohican MTB100 to return May 16 to downtown Loudonville
The Mohican MTB100 has attracted riders from around the world for more than 20 years. This year’s rolling start is set for 7 a.m. on May 16.
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Schnormeier Gardens celebrates 30 years
GAMBIER — Schnormeier Gardens are located in the gentle rolling hills of central Ohio. Ann and Ted Schnormeier began building the gardens in 1996. Over the years they have grown to include 50 acres of manicured lawns, 10 lakes, a variety of discrete garden areas, sculptures and several waterfalls. The…
Wanted man arrested Friday in Mount Vernon in connection with Licking County shooting
MOUNT VERNON — A man was arrested Friday afternoon who was sought in connection with an April 25 shooting in Licking County, according to a press release from Mount Vernon Police Chief Robert Morgan. James Walter Johnson, 36, was arrested in Mount Vernon at approximately 2 p.m. with officers and…
OPINION: Husted says photo ID issue not a new idea & has bipartisan support
Before joining the U.S. Senate, Ohioans trusted me to serve as their chief elections officer, electing me two times as Ohio Secretary of State. In that role, I oversaw four major election cycles: the presidential elections of 2012 and 2016 and the midterms in 2014 and 2018, not to mention…
Open Source: When will something be done with the Thayer Road compost facility?
Knox Pages readers have become increasingly vocal about the difficulty they’re having dropping off brush and debris at the county compost facility on Thayer Road.
The Wilds opens for summer season with new rhino calves
CUMBERLAND, Ohio – The Wilds is officially open for the 2026 summer season, welcoming guests to explore nearly 10,000 acres of rolling pastures, connect with rare and endangered species, and experience one of North America’s most unique conservation destinations. This season brings even more to discover, including unforgettable safari experiences, overnight stays,…
Former Hocking County Chief Deputy gets 7 to 9 years in prison for corruption
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — A former chief deputy with the Hocking County Sheriff’s Office was sentenced this morning to seven to nine years in prison, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced. “Law enforcement must serve with integrity to maintain trust and safety in their communities – this defendant neglected that duty…
Pulmonology services return to Knox Community Hospital
MOUNT VERNON — Knox Community Hospital welcomes Emad Kowatli, M.D., as the Department of Specialty Care brings pulmonology back to the community. Kowatli started his education at Wright State University, where he also did his residency in internal medicine. His three fellowships include critical care at the Chicago Medical School/Cook…
Director at Kenyon’s The Gund takes on role at Tate Modern
GAMBIER— Daisy Desrosiers had been appointed the Britton Family Curator-at-Large, North America, at Tate Modern after five years of leadership at The Gund. The Gund is Kenyon’s nationally accredited, world-class contemporary art museum. The position is effective June 1. She will remain actively engaged with The Gund and the college,…
Knox County Sheriff’s reports April 30
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to these calls on April 30.
April property transfers include 204-acre farm selling for $3M
MOUNT VERNON — A 204-acre farm selling for $3 million was among the property transfers in April. Below are other property transfers April 1 through April 29. Berlin Township 12700 Hilltop Dr; Richard & Susan Hayward to Rachel G Tomlinson & Rosemary T McGuckin; $416,000. Residential vacant land, 3 parcels,…
Mount Vernon police capture juveniles after they flee dental appointment, allegedly shoplift at Walmart
Mount Vernon police captured two juveniles who ran away from authorities after arriving at a dental appointment this morning.
A Stroll Through the Garden: Morel mushrooms are almost here
A friend of mine from church is an expert morel mushroom hunter. The temperatures have been going up and down, but I do remember 73 as a high last week, so we started our annual talk about looking for morels. My friend has shared a number of morels with me…
Knox County Landmarks Foundation offers grants to help spruce up homes on West High Street
Property owners in the 700 to 900 blocks of West High Street can get some help sprucing up their homes through the Knox County Landmarks Foundation.
Stevens, Brenner face off in May primary for Ohio’s 61st House seat
Term-limited State Senator Andrew Brenner and businessman Shawn Stevens are vying in the May primary to represent the Republican Party in Ohio House District 61.
‘Bottoms up Diaper Drive’ returns to Knox County
Families across Knox County will benefit from the annual “Bottoms Up Diaper Drive” taking place throughout the month of May.
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