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The Church of the Nazarene announced plans for its 31st General Assembly and Conventions set for June 2027 in Kansas City. Leaders highlighted a new theme focused on unity under 'In Jesus’ Name' with changes including joint convention services.

General Assembly Kids to offer family ministry at 31st General Assembly

General Assembly Kids returns as part of the upcoming Nazarene gathering in June 2027. The event features programming for children, families, worship services, and a Bible quiz focused on Exodus.

Love Your Neighbor service projects planned for 31st General Assembly in Kansas City

Nazarenes globally are invited to join Love Your Neighbor service projects during the upcoming General Assembly in Kansas City. Participants can engage locally or remotely through various community-focused initiatives and livestreamed worship sessions.

Celebrate Independence Day with free concert and fireworks at Ariel‑Foundation Park

Ariel-Foundation Park is taking part in Ohio's America-250 celebration for the nation's 250th anniversary.

Mount Vernon Police Department alerts community against scam calls impersonating officers

By Mount Vernon News | Jun 23, 2026

Mount Vernon Police are warning residents to be on alert after reports of fraudulent phone calls from individuals posing as department personnel.

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By Mount Vernon News | Jun 23, 2026

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Mount Vernon Schools named Ohio ‘District on the Rise’ in National Scorecard

By Mount Vernon News | Jun 23, 2026

Mount Vernon City Schools has been named an Ohio “District on the Rise” in the National Education Scorecard 2026, earning recognition for standout growth in both reading and mathematics achievement.

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Knox County strives to keep foster children close to home

Knox County Job & Family Services director Scott Boone reported progress on keeping local foster children within their communities during a June 18 board meeting.

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Licking awards $4.5 million bid for Columbus Road bridge project

The Licking County Board of Commissioners has awarded a $4.5 million contract for rehabilitating the Columbus Road Bridge to Suburban Maintenance & Construction.

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Bids opened for construction of Knox Water & Wastewater offices

The Knox County Board of Commissioners opened six bids on June 18 for constructing new water and wastewater offices near Apple Valley.

Amy Seward appointed Knox County Emergency Management Director, succeeds James DeChant

Amy Seward has been appointed director of the Knox County Emergency Management Agency, succeeding James T. DeChant and continuing the county’s focus on preparedness and response.

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Village of Gambier seeks bids for 2026 roadway improvements project

The Village of Gambier is seeking sealed bids for its 2026 Roadway Improvements Project.

Community invited to documentary screening on flying insects at Lowry Center Theatre

A special screening of 'The Little Things That Run the World' will be held July 8 in Gambier.

Danville Public Library’s summer programs: book talks, birds of prey, and family activities

Danville Public Library and community partners are offering a summer lineup of book discussions, wildlife encounters and family activities.

Civil Air Patrol announces June promotions for local cadets in Mt. Vernon

The Capt. Peter Chapman II Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, announced on June 18 the promotion of two local cadets for the month of June.

Central Ohio Technical College updates strategy for Coshocton campus facility

Central Ohio Technical College is revising its strategy regarding Montgomery Hall at its Coshocton Campus by partnering with a real estate broker while reaffirming its commitment to remain active locally.

Granville patriots remembered at Old Colony Burying Ground, July 3

Granville’s Old Colony Burying Ground will host a unique living history program this summer, inviting residents to step back in time and hear the stories of local Revolutionary War veterans and their families.

MVHS Academic Boosters Club awards scholarships, letters at MVNU chapel ceremony