MOUNT VERNON – The MVHS and Gahanna-Lincoln High School debate teams are joining forces to host a presidential debate on Saturday, October 1 at 6:30pm in the MVHS Theater. It is free and open to the public. Teams from both schools will make up each side with 2 people representing different policy areas (foreign policy, […]
Knox County law reports Sept. 28, 2016
FPD 9-27 9-26 Telephone harassment complaint on Zent Ave.Disturbance on Taylor St. 9-25 Suspicious person on W. Sandusky St. Assisted the Sheriff’s Office on E. Mound St. Vandalism on McGough Dr. Disturbance on Mt. Vernon Ave. Two disturbances on Zent Ave. Jason J. Hriesik, Mansfield, citation for speed. Hugh E. Bales, Mt. Vernon, citation for […]
Judge Springer requests money to pay bills for Indigent Guardian Fund
By Cheryl Splain, KnoxPages.com Reporter MOUNT VERNON — Due to what Probate/Juvenile Judge Jennifer Springer called “an inordinate amount of guardianships,” the probate court’s Indigent Guardian Fund is facing a cash flow problem. Springer, along with Diane Randall, court administrator, asked the county commissioners on Monday to create and fund a new general fund account […]
Local People: Hayes joins First-Knox Mt. Gilead office
MOUNT GILEAD – Brandon D. Hayes has joined First-Knox National Bank’s Mount Gilead office as manager and commercial lender. “I’m pleased to have Brandon join our Mount Gilead office,” stated Vickie Sant, president of First-Knox. “Brandon’s a local guy, he knows the community and he’s part of it. He brings years of banking experience to […]
Mount Vernon’s Water/Wastewater Commission restructuring coming
By Cheryl Splain, KnoxPages.com Reporter MOUNT VERNON — In a meeting of the city’s Utilities Committee, council members discussed and generally approved Mayor Richard Mavis’ suggestion to restructure the city’s Water and Wastewater Commission. Mavis recommended reducing the five-member commission to a three-member commission comprised of the safety-service director, city engineer and the utilities director. […]
Knox County law reports September 27, 2016
FPD 9-26 Telephone harassment complaint on Zent Ave. Disturbance on Taylor St. 9-25 Suspicious person on W. Sandusky St. Assisted the Sheriff’s Office on E. Mound St. Vandalism on McGough Dr. Disturbance on Mt. Vernon Ave. Two disturbances on Zent Ave. Jason J. Hriesik, Mansfield, citation for speed. Hugh E. Bales, Mt. Vernon, citation for […]
American National Can property being marketed to developers
By Cheryl Splain, KnoxPages.com Reporter MOUNT VERNON — Mayor Richard Mavis told City Council on Monday that for all practical purposes, the cleanup of the former American National Can property is complete. There is still some grading to do, and the area needs mowed, debris cleaned up and an area north of the concrete pad […]
Commissioners hear Recycling Report
By Cheryl Splain, KnoxPages.com Reporter MOUNT VERNON — Randy Canterbury, recycling coordinator for Knox County, told the county commissioners on Monday that the special recycling collection held on Saturday was a success with 304 people participating. Items collected include 55 electronics, 257 TVs, five agricultural tires, 122 truck tires and 1,383 regular tires. The river […]
MC Sports set to open in Mount Vernon
By Dylan McCament, KnoxPages.com Reporter MOUNT VERNON – The new M.C. Sports store will be opening on Oct. 20, according to a company spokesman. Ed Rix, vice-president of marketing for the company, said there will be a “soft opening” on Oct. 20, and a grand opening the week of Oct. 30. He added that construction […]
Marching Bands showcased at Yellow Jacket Stadium
MOUNT VERNON – High school bands were the main attraction at the MVHS football field Saturday night for the 2nd annual Yellow Jacket Showcase of Bands. It was an opportunity for music lovers, friends and family to come together to enjoy a variety of marching band repertoire. The large crowd thrilled to the marching, music, […]
