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Public notice: Sheriff's sale

By MVN Public Notice | Jul 18, 2026

SHERIFF'S SALE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, KNOX COUNTY, OHIO REAL ESTATE Case # 25FR07-0288 FIRST-KNOX NATIONAL BANK, DIVISON OF THE PARK NATIONAL BANK, ETC. Plaintiff VS HEATHER COMPTON aka HEATHER M. WALTERS ET AL Defendant(s)

Mt. Vernon Civil Air Patrol announces cadet promotions, adult achievement awards

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 18, 2026

Cadets in the Civil Air Patrol’s Capt. Peter Chapman II Composite Squadron (OH-299) in Mount Vernon have been promoted this month.

Mount Vernon Farmers Market moves for one Saturday to support festival

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

The Mount Vernon Farmers Market will temporarily relocate on Aug. 15 to accommodate the annual Mount Vernon Music & Arts Festival.

Knox Chamber celebrates educators with annual breakfast, keynote by Dr. John Berry

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

The Knox County Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Educators’ Breakfast to welcome new teachers and honor veteran educators in the community.

Knox County hosts Local Government Meeting today

By S. K. Holmes | Jul 17, 2026

Knox County City Council Meeting starting at 8 am today — here's what you need to know!

Food For The Hungry supports Covenant pantry with $2,500 grant

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

Volunteers and staff at Covenant Christian Church are continuing to provide food and essential household items to dozens of Knox County families each month with support from Food For The Hungry of Knox County.

Ariel-Foundation Park honors Paul Lynde with free Bye Bye Birdie screening

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

Ariel-Foundation Park will celebrate Mount Vernon native Paul Lynde with a free screening of the 1963 musical comedy Bye Bye Birdie on July 26 as part of Ohio’s America 250 celebration.

Knox County Fair joins statewide food drive

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

The Knox County Fair is joining a statewide youth-led effort to fight hunger by participating in the annual Fight the Hunger, Stock the Trailer contest, which supports local food banks across Ohio.

U.S. Attorney Dominick Gerace announces indictment of Danville man in alleged terror plot

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 17, 2026

A 19-year-old Danville man is among eight men federally indicted for allegedly conspiring to carry out a terrorist attack targeting the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House and assassinate government officials.

Entertainment events this weekend in Knox County: Friday, July 17 - Sunday, July 19

By A. S. Kelley | Jul 16, 2026

Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in Knox County this weekend.

Three Cabo Verde Nazarenes receive highest civic honour from government

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 16, 2026

Three leaders from Cabo Verde's Church of the Nazarene have received top state honours for their contributions to society. President José Maria Neves recognized them for promoting human values beyond religion. Their work has impacted education, community service, and national development.

Southwest Ohio District elects Daryl Blank as new superintendent

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 16, 2026

Daryl Blank has been elected superintendent for the Southwest Ohio District effective August. He succeeds Robert Mahaffey after serving as pastor at Cincinnati Springdale Church and holding several other ministry positions.

Local government meetings today in Knox County

By S. K. Holmes | Jul 16, 2026

Knox County Local Government Meetings today.

Spanish-speaking church plant grows in Alingsås, Sweden

By Mount Vernon News | Jul 16, 2026

A Peruvian couple started a Spanish-speaking faith community after moving to Alingsås, Sweden. Their initiative has grown into regular gatherings serving diverse backgrounds. Leaders are planning further expansion with support from regional church officials.