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Charges have been dismissed against a Mount Vernon woman in an alleged stabbing incident.

November 14, 2016by

from Nick Sabo

November 14, 2016

With the Rumpke Recycling Center on Columbus Road set to close after the first of the year, the city, county and solid waste district are still looking for ways to fill the gap that closing will create.

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from Chuck Martin

November 14, 2016

Mount Vernon Fire Chief Chad Christopher said he is ready to begin the process of gearing up to add Liberty Township to the city’s area of providing fire and EMS protection.

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from Chuck Martin

November 14, 2016

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives recently returned to session following the election break.

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from Alan Reed

November 14, 2016

Patriotism, honor, sacrifice, integrity, respect, service, duty.

November 12, 2016by

from Chuck Martin

November 12, 2016

Students were energized and educated on the important meaning of Veterans Day on Friday morning at Danville Elementary School.

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from Alan Reed

November 12, 2016

City parks will officially close for the season Tuesday, Nov. 15, Parks Superintendent Dave Carpenter reported at the mayor’s weekly press briefing.

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from Chuck Martin

November 12, 2016

The Fredericktown Board of Education on Thursday accepted, with gratitude, an anonymous donation of $100 to the 21st Century After School Program; $100 from the Knox County Farm Bureau to the FFA; and a $750 donation/grant from Syngeta Dealers to the FFA.

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from Pam Schehl

November 12, 2016

The old American National Can property should soon be in city hands. On Monday’s City Council agenda for third reading is a resolution accepting the donation of the property from Pechiney Plastic Packaging Inc.

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from Chuck Martin

November 12, 2016

The 1916 election is interesting.

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from Chuck Martin

November 12, 2016