Robin Graham knows how critical hearing is to one’s everyday life and that is why she recently began her own practice, so that she could help local residents with hearing loss.
There is a mounting nursing shortage in Central Ohio and a local college hopes to alleviate the problem by welcoming interested students into its nursing program.
Bob Scott, the head coach of Mount Gilead girls’ basketball team, knows that if the program hopes to continue its winning ways, they have some work to do.
Entering his fifth season as the head coach of the Northmor Lady Golden Knights basketball team, Freddie Beachy is expecting the team to improve on it’s 7-17 record last year.
When Mount Vernon native Patty R. Albaugh decided to write about the Vietnam War, she had reservations about whether she had the right perspective for the project.
Lewis Clark Insurance, a family-owned, independent insurance agency in its third generation, has been serving the Central Ohio community for 55 years and is still going strong.
Whether you are in need of interior, exterior, or commercial painting, the pros at Elite Pro Painting are a local business that make sure any painting services you need are done in impeccable fashion.
With autumn officially arriving on the calendar and the school year well under way, athletic directors from across Knox Valley gave Mount Vernon News some insight on sports that aren’t always on the radar of the community.
Thanks to a $3,750 grant from the Knox County Foundation, the costs for five qualifying individuals to enter an addiction rehab program will be covered.
The strongest athletic programs for four Knox Valley high schools tend to have stout athletic participation, along with fan support in common, according to their athletic directors.
The owner of a locally owned medical spa that provides wellness and aesthetics services recently discussed how her business can help citizens in the Knox Valley community improve their confidence.
Local business owners, sales professionals, contractors and service providers are all welcome to participate in a new organization named What’s in it for Me (WIIFM).
The Centerburg Local School District is trying to adjust to the challenges that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had in the current school year.Superintendent Michael Hebenthal issued a news release trying to explain the district’s decision to implement a recent mask mandate.
