After 22 years of catering to dog owners keen on carefully coiffing their pooches, David Ulery-Hart was surprised to learn his pet grooming business was named one of Ohio’s 10 best.
I write in response to the Ethan Reynolds letter of June 26, 2023, where he alleges that State Issue One would harm our democracy. First, we do not live in a democracy, we live in a constitutional republic.
In softball, Centerburg, Danville and Loudonville are playing in the eight-team North Central Ohio (NCO) Summer League that includes Ashland Crestview, Johnstown, Northwestern, Norwayne and Mapleton.
The Mount Gilead Post and its commander, Lt. Coby Holloway, hosted an open house yesterday for members of the communities it serves, which includes Knox County.
The Heart of Ohio USA Days Association has named the 2023 parade Grand Marshalls with the theme “Hilliar Township Trustees: Caring for your Park, Roads and Cemeteries.”
Ohio EPA issued a statewide Air Quality Advisory as smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to adversely impact air quality. The advisory is in effect through the end of Wednesday, June 28.
Greer Street is closed again this morning, Wednesday, June 28, for more manhole repair on the same stretch between Coshocton Avenue and Chestnut Street.
The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council membership is recruiting new applicants interested in serving on the statewide council that advocates on behalf of and funds initiatives to improve the lives of Ohioans with developmental disabilities.
Join us for a free Doc Talk on July 18, from 5 to 6 p.m. Dr. Andrew McNicol will inform us about the causes and treatment options for one of the most common concerns – low back pain.
After a three-year absence, the Mount Vernon Music and Arts Festival Flower Show will once again be back and sponsored by the Knox County Garden Clubs.
Exploring the outdoors, breeding rabbits and preparing a healthful snack were topics of demonstrations given by members of Mount Vernon’s Clever Clovers 4-H Club at their May 15 and June 5 meetings.
The Ohio Department of Development and your Area Agency on Aging will help income-eligible Ohioans stay cool during the hot summer months. The Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis Program provides eligible Ohioans assistance paying an electric bill or assistance paying for central air conditioning repairs. The program runs from July 1 to Sept. 30.
