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Numbers jump significantly for Richland County deer hunters in 2025 gun season
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County deer hunters enjoyed a wildly successful gun season, according to the numbers provided by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Knox County hunters tagged 2,558 deer this autumn. That total ranked fifth in the state. The previous three-year average was 2,104. Coshocton County hunters led the state by bagging 3,037…
Bladensburg Christmas parade Sunday offers holiday cheer, Citizen of the Year
The thermometer registered 9 degrees, but that didn’t stop hardy souls from gathering Sunday for the village’s annual Christmas parade.
Elegant Impact: Food for the Hungry’s Snowflake Gala braves snowstorm
GAMBIER — Well, one thing is for sure, Saturday’s Food for the Hungry Snowflake Gala lived up to its name. Around 6 p.m., just as the cocktail hour started, a Level Two snow alert took effect in Knox County, blanketing the area in several inches of snow. Yet, that didn’t keep Knox County’s finest from…
A Stroll Through the Garden: Here’s how to protect your strawberry plants before winter
A reader recently asked whether there was anything special she needed to do during the winter months for her new strawberries to do well. There is in fact some special care that you need to take before the full brunt of winter claims its position. We are a little late this year, but we need…
Food for the Hungry raises $260,465 during live broadcast
MOUNT VERNON ‘Tis the season for giving to and loving thy neighbor, and no event in Knox County represents those acts of service better than the annual Food for the Hungry (FFTH) drive. In the initiative’s 44th year, volunteers grew closer to the goal of $340,000 and as much non-perishable food as possible by raising…
From Guernsey to Gambier: The deep history of the Torode family & the one they left behind
Part of how I write the History Knox column has been a years-long process of noticing passing details and making a note to check into one of them at some later time. One such case resurfaced recently. Years ago, on one of my strolls through the Kenyon College Cemetery in Gambier, I snapped a picture…
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