College football still has a number of questions to answer and issues to address before next season begins in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hundreds filled downtown Mount Vernon on Monday night to participate in the "Justice for George Floyd" peaceful protest. Participants marched, chanted, listened and prayed. Mount Vernon police officers spoke with protesters and handed out water bottles. No arrests were made; no shops were damaged.
The Mohican MTB 100 mountain bike race was held Saturday in Loudonville. (photos by Curt Conrad, staff reporter)
Mount Vernon Mayor Matt Starr shot the opening scene of the city's 2020 Memorial Day video on Saturday, May 16 at Mound View Cemetery. In the scene, the Knox County Joint Veterans Council performs a 21-gun salute and plays "Taps."
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Mount Vernon High School held its 160th annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 23. The ceremony was broken up into two sessions; the first included graduates with last names beginning A-K, and the second included graduates with last names beginning K-Z. It was conducted in the newly p…
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Mount Vernon High School held its 160th annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 23. The ceremony was broken up into two sessions; the first included graduates with last names beginning A-K, and the second included graduates with last names beginning K-Z. It was conducted in the newly p…
Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2020 season.Â
Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2021 season.Â
After bouncing back from a down year with a 10-4 campaign and a Rose Bowl appearance, the University of Wisconsin football team finds itself in an interesting position on offense.
Replacing talented players is one thing, but the University of Wisconsin football team’s defense has to replace leadership and elite production from two departing seniors next season.
The Salvation Army Kroc Center in Ashland broke ground Friday, May 8 for a 20,185 square-foot expansion, which will include an indoor waterpark, locker rooms, a fitness center offering elliptical trainers, treadmills, circuit training and a space for stretching, pilates and yoga.
These submitted images show what the Kroc Center's 20,185 square-foot expansion will look like when complete.
