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City of Mount Vernon OH

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215 E Sugar Street, Mount Vernon, OH 43050-2556
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Gay Street United Methodist Church
Feb 12, 2022
Gay Street United Methodist Church schedule
Church at Chapel Hill
Feb 12, 2022
Church at Chapel Hill schedule
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Feb 12, 2022
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church schedule
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Feb 12, 2022
First Congregational United Church of Christ schedule
Berean Faith Fellowship
Feb 12, 2022
Berean Faith Fellowship schedule
Mount Vernon Church of Christ
Feb 12, 2022
Mount Vernon Church of Christ schedule
Trinity Assembly of God
Feb 12, 2022
Trinity Assembly of God schedule
The Church on the Rise
Feb 12, 2022
The Church on the Rise schedule
Lakeholm Church of the Nazarene
Feb 12, 2022
Lakeholm Church of the Nazarene schedule
Grace Baptist Church
Feb 12, 2022
Grace Baptist Church schedule
Apostolic Christian Church
Feb 12, 2022
Apostolic Christian Church schedule
Victory Church Of Christ
Feb 12, 2022
Victory Church Of Christ schedule
Faith Lutheran Church
Feb 12, 2022
Faith Lutheran Church schedule
First Presbyterian Church
Feb 12, 2022
First Presbyterian Church schedule
First Church Of the Nazarene
Feb 12, 2022
First Church Of the Nazarene schedule
Mount Vernon Police blotter Jan. 19 - 23
Feb 10, 2022
Mount Vernon Police blotter Jan. 19 - 23
Return on investment high for Knox Area Development Foundation
Feb 7, 2022
The Knox Area Development Foundation returns $183 for every dollar it spends on development, generating a large financial impact for the community, Mayor Matt Starr said.
Mount Vernon Police blotter Jan. 12 - 17
Feb 5, 2022
Mount Vernon Police blotter Jan. 12 - 17
Mount Vernon crews plowing streets as needed this weekend
Feb 5, 2022
Street Department crews are in the middle of 48 hours of continuous work to keep Mount Vernon streets cleared off now.
Mount Vernon City Council approves gas pricing agreement
Feb 3, 2022
City Council held two special meetings this week to approve a natural gas supplier with enough time for residents to receive letters enabling them to opt out of the agreement.