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Mount Vernon boy, 3, dies after shooting self in head
"If you do not breathe through writing, if you do not cry out in writing, or sing in writing, then... MOUNT VERNON - A three-year-old boy died Tuesday morning at Akron Children's Hospital following an accidental shooting at his home Monday evening.
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Hundreds salute vets in Fredericktown
Hundreds of people assembled for Fredericktown's Memorial Day Observance; congregating on the square for the flag raising and wreath laying ceremonies, lining the parade route and gathering at Forrest Cemetery for the Memorial Day address and tribute to fallen soldiers.
First-Knox National Bank announces promotions
Vickie A. Sant, president of First-Knox National Bank, announced the promotion of four associates: Dusty C. Au, banking officer; Lance E. Dill, banking officer; David E. Humphrey, banking officer; and Cynthia K. Hogle, administrative officer.
Former clerk sentenced for theft in office
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Morrow County detective earns 'America's Most Wanted' recognition
A few months ago, I returned to work as a hospital chaplain and I have rediscovered what it's like... Moore, a Morrow County sheriff's detective, was shot five times by a man with an assault rifle Oct.
Sheriff: Killer made deal to save tree
Afternoon Update, sent weekday afternoons, keeps you up to date with breaking news and updates from later in the day.
Haldeman's officially open for business
The excitement of a new family-operated supermarket was celebrated in grand fashion Tuesday evening in Fredericktown.
Students display talents with mentorship program
Amazing things happen when gifted and talented elementary school pupils team up with talented and savvy college students, as is the case with the Kenyon College Mentorship program.
Four sentenced in felony cases
On Friday, April 27, Knox County Common Pleas Court Judge Otho Eyster handed down sentences in four felony cases, according to Prosecutor John Thatcher.