Jane V. Duston, 96, of Fredericktown passed away Wednesday morning, Jan. 30, 2019, at the Country Club Rehabilitation Center following a brief decline in health.
Winter Weather Advisory issued through Friday morning
A Winter Weather Advisory for snow means periods of snow will cause primarily travel difficulties.
Reiheld named juvenile magistrate
Christina Reiheld has recently been sworn in as the new Magistrate of Knox County Juvenile and Probate Court.
Kenyon professors research Gullah culture
Kenyon College has made available extensive research on the Gullah culture of the South Carolina and Georgia Sea Islands, a culture closer to 1715 than 2019 in its vernacular.
Pat Catan’s closing its doors
Knox County’s only major retailer in the arts and craft arena is on its way out.
Warming center offers break from the cold
As temperatures dropped below zero Wednesday and into Thursday morning, the Salvation Army, in conjunction with the Knox County Emergency Management Agency, opened a warming station for community members in need of a warm place to spend the day.
Winter assistance program still available
As the weekly bouts with severe winter weather continue, the AEP Ohio/Dollar Energy Fund Neighbor to Neighbor Utility Assistance Program is still accepting applications for utility assistance grants for the 2018-19 winter heating season.
Knox Community Hospital Auxiliary hosts fundraiser
The Knox Community Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring two offerings for one day only — LuLu Roe and Norwex — Thursday, Feb. 8, in the Private Dining Room of the main hospital.
Sexual battery victims had mental health issues
Alleged victims of sexual battery by a deputy at the Knox County Jail have prior mental health issues that were evaluated by the courts.
MVBA sign-ups continue
The Mount Vernon Baseball Association will continue registration for this year’s Little League season.
Park National Corporation reports finances, leadership changes
Park National Corp. today reported increased net income and earnings per share among its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2018.
KARE raises awareness in Knox County
A new group, aimed at responding to incidents of racism and increasing awareness both for local and national issues involving racism, has gotten its start in Knox County.
Schools close due to frigid forecast
Both college and K-12 administrators began canceling classes Tuesday afternoon in response to the harsh weather forecast.
Harold W. Hauger
Harold Wesley Hauger, 91, of Mount Vernon, passed away peacefully Monday, Jan. 28, 2019.
