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Archived Stories for February 2008


Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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1
  • County, Kokosing discuss partnership
  • Weather forces closing of schools
  • Red Cross busy helping after fires
  • St. Vincent team wins awards
  • Freddies finish perfect season
  • Yellow Jackets drop OCC match
  • Trojans beat Blue Devils in OT
  • 2
  • Input sought on what type of restaurant the city needs, wants
  • Some nonresidents object to paying city income tax
  • Business owner responds to problems in agency
  • AMVETS commander questions smoking fines
  • Man dies following ATV accident
  • 'Fill in the _____'draws a crowd
  • Which are you more interested in, the Super Bowl game or the commercials?
  • Braves put away Yellow Jackets
  • Host Freddies top Bulldogs, 60-41
  • Redskins win MBC ouright with victory
  • Buzzer-beater defeats Jackets
  • 4
  • The view from the top of Dutch Hill (VIDEO)
  • Wild game dinner draws good crowd (VIDEO)
  • Developing a foreign language plan for schools
  • Knox County to celebrate birthday
  • Divelbiss Road home destroyed by fire
  • Loudonville wins Gribble's Classic; Freddies seventh
  • Jackets top Monarchs
  • 5
  • Talks continue on proposed sewer projects in county
  • Issues surround Centerburg development project
  • MV school board recognizes staff
  • Fredericktown council passes two resolutions
  • Two appointed to Danville council
  • Martinsburg looks at direct deposit
  • Sanson bringing music industry insight back home
  • Three departments respond to house fire (VIDEO)
  • Krenzel speaks to large crowd at dinner (VIDEO)
  • State council suggests changes to instruction
  • Operations continue at TRW despite layoff
  • Suspect described in armed robberies
  • 6
  • Fire destroys Ireland Road home
  • Council looks to increase study of foreign languages
  • Business down in local, Ohio bars
  • Big run vaults Trojans to victory
  • Redskins roll to tourney win
  • 7
  • Plant closing could affect Mount Vernon
  • Bodi-N-Balance Kids (VIDEO)
  • Policy allows offenders to be held without bail
  • Crows move into the city during winter months
  • Enhanced lottery revenues to fund education
  • Italian restaurant to open on south side
  • Multiple cultures tell stories at chat
  • Johnstown falls to Roughriders
  • Trojans escape with tournament victory
  • Freddie defense stifles Jonathan Alder
  • Improved EK squad set to host MBC
  • 8
  • Knox Countians celebrate history
  • Kasich to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
  • Fredericktown moves toward the future
  • Commissioners have full day of meetings
  • Nine arrested in ODNR sting operation (VIDEO and PHOTOS)
  • Poaching a major issue
  • Wright receives Heart of Gold award
  • No injuries in Centerburg fire
  • Elder, Urton recognized by United Way
  • Olentangy hangs on to beat Yellow Jackets for OCC title
  • Heath ends Vikings'season
  • 9
  • MVHS students are 'In the Know'(VIDEO)
  • 17 indictments returned by Knox County grand jury
  • What style of restaurant and what type of food would you like to see go into the former Green Leaf Restaurant?
  • City to apply for improvement grants
  • Trojans pull away from Danville
  • Celtics beat Jackets, seize OCC Cardinal
  • Redskins escape Freddies'clutches
  • 11
  • Switch to digital TV brings out questions
  • Departments get training in search, rescue (VIDEO)
  • Up above the funeral home (VIDEO)
  • County looks at ways of attracting visitors
  • Young musicians shine at center stage
  • Braves sweep Yellow Jackets
  • Loudonville wins fourth straight Mid-Buckeye title
  • Bobcats bite Bulldogs, 45-36
  • Warriors end Scots'season, 54-35
  • 12
  • Tax-related scams hitting the area
  • Turning green this holiday
  • Lack of smoke detectors cause concerns
  • Commissioners hear report on distress grant
  • Mayor: Baseball association interested in old ANC site
  • 13
  • County looks at federal funding for project
  • Looking Glass Preview: Banner Editor Harper influential in 1800's politics
  • Schools already planning make-up schedules
  • Chief Justice denies Pullins'motion
  • Chimney fire damages Arrington Road home
  • Vining and Green do 'Hoagy and Bacall'
  • Fire concerns brought before board
  • 14
  • Valentine's Day Poll : What is the most romantic movie?
  • ACLU: Policy violation of people's rights
  • Art League receives permit for depot
  • Absentee ballots being accepted for March primary
  • Mazza has a burning love for Elvis
  • Dating violence a problem with teens
  • Hooper honored by College Twp.
  • Yellow Jackets ambush Raiders
  • Freddies outplay Indians, advance
  • Lakewood gives Freddies a scare
  • Trojans shock North Union, advance
  • Redskins roll past Cardington, 57-27
  • Comets shoot down Johnnies, end season
  • 15
  • Holding true to New Year's Resolution (VIDEO)
  • Judge rules on five cases
  • Muncie named KCESC outstanding teacher
  • EK board discusses levies
  • Centerburg schools asking for renewal levy
  • 16
  • Mazza has a burning love for Elvis (VIDEO)
  • Five sentenced in court
  • Local offices up for grabs in primaries
  • Mayor hopes to hire city engineer soon
  • How do you think the changes in NASCAR teams will affect the chase for the cup?
  • Nubians down Blue Devils
  • Several wrestlers in good standing after Day 1
  • 18
  • Child-care center thrives in new location
  • High above the Mohican (VIDEO)
  • Kasich: It may be time to re-enter politics
  • Opportunity is now for organic farmers
  • Contestants arrive for annual OJM program
  • Jackets win sectional title
  • Comets defeat Freddies
  • Scots advance with OT victory
  • Hill leads Mount Vernon wrestlers
  • Area wrestlers headed to district meet
  • 19
  • Ohio House District 90 Republicans Debate (VIDEO)
  • Cat shelter holds open house (VIDEO)
  • Beef available locally likely unaffected by recall
  • Lawsuits costing city, taxpayers
  • Smiths honored with Flame of Distinction award
  • Junior Misses visit Kiwanis, MVNU
  • Redbirds'season comes to a close
  • Freddies, Trojans set to meet for third time
  • OT wins boost Scots into district semi versus Comets
  • 20
  • Historic bridge will get new home (VIDEO)
  • OJM participants enjoy lunch with Rotary
  • Reaction mixed to governor's education plan
  • Commissioner's office files lawsuit against county engineer
  • Beef recalls affects schools
  • Big loads of corn shipped
  • Lunar eclipse can be seen tonight
  • Redskins prepared for Roughriders
  • Freddies'Logan named DIII Coach of the Year
  • Freddies hold off Trojans to advance
  • Scots pick off Comets
  • 21
  • Total lunar eclipse viewed at observatory
  • MV hires Allen, places Haschak on sabbatical
  • Black pioneer 'Knuck'Harris was a city founder
  • Tax rebates will not affect next year's returns
  • Area responders ready for severe weather
  • Two vying for position of coroner
  • CCRC hosts Junior Miss participants
  • Redskins rout Roughriders
  • Shelby whips Clear Fork, 62-36
  • Yellow Jackets swimmers headed to state meet
  • Area wrestlers set to compete
  • Utica preparing for Stallions
  • 22
  • Herbie J's owner happy at new location
  • Soroptimists play host to OJM participants
  • Simpson: Resolution will clear up future development
  • RPC facing many challenges
  • Ruling could change where offenders live
  • Highland discusses school building levy
  • Residents hear status of buildings
  • Children write about presidents in essays
  • Warriors knock Eagles out of tourney, 90-37
  • Stuart continues to lead MV
  • 23
  • 800-plus patients have been served on special dental day (VIDEO)
  • OJM bestows preliminary awards (VIDEO)
  • What do you think about the U.S. military shooting down the spy satellite?
  • Farmers market session packed with vendors, information
  • FCFD completes inspection of Amish schools
  • Salt supplies lower than in recent years
  • Caldwell earns All-Ohio honors
  • Hill wins two for Yellow Jackets
  • Johnnies ninth after Day 1 of district tourney
  • Stallions edge past Redskins
  • 25
  • Gessner named Ohio's Junior Miss (VIDEO)
  • Up high above the Kokosing Reservoir
  • Adding engineer would add to budget
  • EK residents hear about school levy
  • Expo gives brides ideas on planning that special day
  • America Saves Week runs through March 2
  • Freddies win district title
  • Late dramatics finish off Yellow Jackets
  • Season ends in loss for Redskins
  • Shepard, Block headline list of state qualifiers
  • 26
  • Six from News named finalists
  • County, village look at new water tower
  • Water park rates set to increase
  • 27
  • A Time of Reflection (VIDEO)
  • Debate doesn't clear up choice
  • Campaign growing for allowing guns on campus
  • Johnstown voters to vote on two levies
  • Freddies prepared for challenge
  • Freddies'Blakely and Ruggles out of same mold
  • Shepard ready to improve second time around
  • Scots feel prepared to face Vikings
  • 28
  • Hartford, Homer schools to close
  • Employers required to withhold taxes
  • Frady finding 'Dead Man Walking'both exhausting and inspiring
  • Health board looks at unfit properties
  • Clinton supporter makes stop in MV
  • Democratic hopeful Obama calls for 'four F'rural agenda
  • County's absentee ballots rolling in
  • Jobs focus of state rep candidates
  • Two vying for Democratic nomination
  • Redbirds wrestling duo flying high into state tournament
  • Johnnies'Block set to make debut
  • Clear Fork's Britt making return
  • Jacket senior ready to compete
  • Freddies beat Rams in overtime
  • 29
  • Leap year 'fixes'calendar
  • Middle school getting energy system updates (VIDEO)
  • Documentary presents issue without preaching
  • Trio squares off for commissioner nomination
  • Three vie for Republican Congressional nomination
  • Firefighters completing vehicle fire training
  • County, NHI to create litter collection crew
  • Ibiza 33 club closed
  • Fredericktown man arrested after stand-off
  • Temporary sidewalk scaffoldinginstalled near Woodward Opera House
  • Vikings too much for Scots
  • Day 1 tough on area
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