City of Mount Vernon OH

These former Ohio Cardinal Conference high school standouts' college teams will be in action in the week starting Mon Sept. 4.

Dr. G. Stephen (Steve) Vincent received the Society for Vascular Surgery’s (SVS) Excellence in Community Practice Award during the SVS Vascular Annual Meeting in June.

In Danville, Ohio, at the Red Barn, Lisa Muncie heads up a volunteer organization, acronym PELIA (Positive Equine Leaning in Action), a unique program that works with at risk youth to provide opportunities to work with horses and develop skills for them to become successful members of society.

Patrolman Sarah Wheeler of the Mount Vernon Police Department won the department's Thomas Bartlett Award.

Mount Vernon Municipal Court traffic/criminal daily court hearings Aug. 28-Sept. 1

These former Ohio Cardinal Conference high school standouts' college teams will be in action in the week starting Mon Aug. 28.

Mount Vernon News Friday night football scoreboard

The Knox County Garden Clubs presented a flower show entitled “The Art of Georgia O’Keeffe” during the August Mount Vernon Music and Arts Festival at the Living Center.

Is it too much to ask that my township make a concerted effort to inform the residents timely and properly about the "goings on" - especially on the topic of zoning?

Congratulations to our local hospital for their stroke team award.

Patricia Ann Ebersole, 86, of Chesterville passed away in the arms of her family on Sunday, Aug. 20, 2023. at the Woodside Village Care Center in Mount Gilead.

Mrs. Regina "Rene" Vath Smythe, passed away Aug. 17, 2023, at the age of 97.

The family of Ronald Joseph Ritchey, 91, regretfully announced his passing on Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023.

Knox Community Hospital is proud to be offering a Women’s Cancer Support Group to women of Knox and surrounding counties.

Evelyn Alberta (Bruce) Spray, 86, of Mount Vernon died peacefully at The Laurels on July 11, following several months of declining health.

Saturday, July 29, 2023

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The first steps in the closure of the Hiawatha Pool and prepping it for winter began with cleaner put through the filters before workers began to drain the pool.

Judge John Thatcher found two guilty after hearings were held in the Mount Vernon Municipal Court on Aug. 14; ten guilty on Aug. 15; four on Aug. 16; five on Aug. 18.

Local residents have donated a record number of fans to help their neighbors beat the heat this summer, and the Mount Vernon Fire Department continues to ask for more new fans.