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Neighborhood Stabilization Program going well for county
COSHOCTON -- Bids came in so far under the engineer's estimate the county might have more funds available to address blighted properties.
Area News Briefs: Marines b-day party set for Tuesday
Township Road 673 closed today Township Road 673, between Ohio 58 and County Road 620 in Orange Township, will be closed today for a one-day bridge repair.
Girl Hospitalized After Buggy Collides With Tractor Trailer
A 5-year-old Amish girl is being treated at Nationwide Children's Hospital after the buggy she was a passenger in was struck by a tractor trailer.
GAMBIER, Ohio -- Cool classes aren't novel at Kenyon College, a top-ranked liberal-arts school known for producing presidents and poets.
Gambier delivers Benjamin Award
After only one year as Gambier postmaster, Danna Bosche has earned community service and public relations awards for her post office and employees.
Gambier council approves expenditures
At the October Gambier Village Council meeting, members acted on one resolution and approved five expenditures.
Show & Tell: Entertainment News
The undead are livening up the box office. Woody Harrelson's horror comedy Zombieland opened as the No.
Stringing along: Considered one of the last old-time African-American string bands, the Carolina Chocolate Drops -- from left: Rhiannon Giddens, Justin Robinson and Dom Flemons -- will play at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Lincoln Theatre, 769 E. Long St.
Focusing on the present, future of environment
A forum on environmental issues was sponsored Tuesday night by the Knox County Democratic Women's Club.
Finding a treasure at rummage sale
Like the old adage goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure. Or, when one thinks about it "One man spills while the other cleans up." No matter how one puts it, recycling old, unwanted items is a great way to help others, as well as the environment.
A light agenda faced members of Gambier Village Council at the September meeting.
Danville farm market to start Sept. 1
After several fitful attempts last summer, the Danville Farmers Market is ready to make a go of it this year under new management.
Coach Dave to sleep outside Space's office
ZANESVILLE - A Licking County minister and former Hebron Lakewood football coach could be spending the next several days camped in downtown Zanesville.
Worker Files Complaint Against Company That Could Not Pay
A local college student is crying foul after the company she worked for failed to pay her for weeks.
Does loss of property tax hurt area?
Almost as long as Ohio has been a state, and definitely since the Ohio School Law of 1849, citizens and government officials have supported the idea of publicly funding educational institutions.
Officials met Monday to review rates for Knox County's investments. Having ended the practice of using a professional investment counselor to guide the county's investments into low-risk certificate of deposits and money market funds, Knox County Treasurer Sandy Mizer and the Board of Commissioners split up the work of reviewing public investment ...
Area News Briefs: Lincoln Buy-Way sale begins tomorrow
Public library seeks donations of books, more The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County is seeking donations of new or used books, DVDs, videos and CDs in good condition.
Area News Briefs: Lincoln Buy-Way sale begins tomorrow
Public library seeks donations of books, more The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County is seeking donations of new or used books, DVDs, videos and CDs in good condition.
Village concerned with law enforcement issues
As employees of the Knox County Sheriff's Office pencil in dates for their furlough days, Centerburg Village Council members wonder what will become of the village's law enforcement protection.