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Things got a little eerie after classes let out at the Knox County Career Center on Tuesday as students prepared for the KCCC community trick-or-treat event.

The inaugural Bandtoberfest held Saturday in Redskin Stadium was a definite crowd-pleaser

On Thursday, Highland fifth-graders found out if the project-based learning challenge they had been working on for the past four weeks was a success or if they needed to go back to the drawing board.

Walk through the Woodward Opera House and Annex today and it is hard to believe it could be ready for a grand opening by March or to have an occupancy permit by the beginning of January.

A Walk to End Alzheimer’s was held on Saturday morning at Ariel-Foundation Park.

The results are in and the winners have been chosen in the Lego contest sponsored by the Fredericktown Community Library.

It’s a jungle out there, or rather, on stage in the Memorial Theater when MTVarts youth program, ArtsIQ, presents Disney’s classic musical “The Lion King Jr.”

Knox County Democrats haven’t had a lot to cheer about recently, but the speakers at the party’s annual dinner Tuesday night at the Glenn A. Gallagher Centre did their best to spark their enthusiasm and determination to fight for the values they believe in.

In a show of solidarity and support, members of Mount Vernon Aglow, along with community organizations and individuals, walked from Howard Street to Public Square to bring awareness of the opiate drug epidemic plaguing the county.

Women’s safety was at the heart of a special Centerburg’s Heart of Ohio Women’s Club event Tuesday night.