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  • 18-year-old charged with negligent assault
  • Taking it to the Streets
  • Sprang receives guilty verdict
  • Students fare well on reading test
  • City council to tour armory building
  • Students learn art of holiday decorations
  • 3
  • A look at Knox County from 'on high'(VIDEO)
  • Fee schedule changes at YMCA
  • Christmas Walk raises over $4,000
  • Centerburg kicks off the holiday season
  • 4
  • Mount Vernon board delivers commendations
  • Martinsburg council discusses water rates, community center lease
  • Danville employees to get salary increase
  • Dog park, other improvement projects topic at Gambier council meeting
  • Centerburg to share cost for lift station
  • Community rallies around Belcher
  • 'Green'fashion promotes modesty
  • Violations found at Henry's at the Curtis Inn
  • Students demonstrate solutions to alternative energy sources
  • Bulldogs turn back Redskins
  • Area wrestling squads square off at preview
  • Bulldogs put out Flames
  • Scots improve to 2-0
  • Jackets can't slow up Wildcat attack
  • Wildcats stifle Mount Vernon
  • Gilead Christian flys past Blue Devils, 49-42
  • Second half dooms Jackets
  • Freddies win season opener
  • 5
  • Winter blast leads to accidents, school closings (VIDEO)
  • Take the time to winterize your car
  • Food pantry nearly bare as holiday approaches
  • Program helps parents, students communicate
  • Corrections officer pleads not guilty to OVI
  • 'Winter Rose'blooms as cantata takes root
  • Housing problems may benefit would-be home buyers
  • Self-portraits decorate tree in Fredericktown
  • Food for the Hungry to auction off Zelkowitz hats
  • Bulldogs escape to win, 43-41
  • 6
  • KCH looks to start negotiations with UHC
  • Leedy still creating special gifts
  • Festival of Lights (VIDEO)
  • Twelve indicted by December grand jury
  • Food for the Hungry live broadcast set for Saturday
  • Board recounts votes from election
  • Utica gets in holiday spirit
  • KSWCD: Greer saluted, Buskirk and Reynolds elected
  • Gun-season totals down overall, up in Knox County
  • Goudy celebrating back-to-back titles
  • Fourteenth Wazie Tournament set to kick off season
  • Area teams learn to deal with pool time problems
  • 7
  • Deck the Halls (VIDEO)
  • Fire inspection accountability problems continue
  • MV department completes inspections of schools
  • Tree clearing begins at Mohican
  • County sees rise in abuse of medicine
  • Hanukkah a celebration of Jewish faith, triumph
  • Students debate public service
  • Jackets prepared to face Wolves
  • Showdowns highlight MBC action
  • Beach's 26 leads East Knox past host Trojans
  • Tygers defeat Colts
  • 8
  • 'Rollin'Buckeyes'receive Zelkowitz Memorial Award
  • Cat shelter reopens
  • Taking it to the streets
  • Durbin retires from sheriff's office
  • Mentorship program stimulates creativity
  • Fredericktown time capsule to be sealed soon
  • Mavis: City prepared for winter weather
  • Moderation key in keeping off holiday pounds
  • 10
  • History, views above High street (VIDEO)
  • Weather doesn't hamper parade (VIDEO)
  • Firefighters pick out toys for needy children
  • Food for the Hungry drive pulls in big bucks
  • Holiday season starts good locally
  • B and O depot not quite up and running
  • Karkowska Sisters take the stage with banter, brilliance
  • Sweet Adelines out on good behavior, good harmony
  • Cougars survive Kenyon
  • MV third at Wazie
  • Late run lifts Jackets over Lexington
  • Freddies handle Loudonville, 51-26
  • Temple Christian gets by Blue Devils, 53-49
  • 11
  • Conditions right for making snow (VIDEO)
  • Library offers decoration program for teens (VIDEO)
  • Restaurant closed; license could be revoked
  • Reverse mortgages: How they work
  • Council hears discussion on crisis hotline
  • Centerburg to place levy on ballot
  • MVNU ready to move ahead with downtown arts, graduate studies center
  • 12
  • Resurrection of cold case leads to trial
  • Dreaming of a 'green'Christmas
  • 'Golden Compass'not likely to shake anyone's faith
  • First-Knox National Bank hosts Business After Hours
  • Second half nets Trojans win
  • Free throws seal Loudonville's 61-59 win over Utica
  • Freddies knock off Blue Devils
  • 13
  • Hawk found guilty of robbery
  • State puts hold on watershed assessment
  • 'Cottage foods'issue still unresolved
  • MV firefighters collecting toys for needy kids
  • East Knox to place levy on March ballot
  • December Poetry Night at Sips to feature three poets
  • Area squads face tough challenges
  • Overholt leading Freddies'charge
  • Savage happy to be back
  • MBC picture a little murky early on
  • Jackets hope to improve
  • Redskins pin Scots, Trojans
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  • Deck the Halls (VIDEO)
  • Officials meet about Ohio 95 expansion funding
  • Mayhew to retire as public defender
  • Vernon strikes deal to avoid cruelty trial
  • Construction projects close to finishing
  • Mulberry Street UMC to celebrate 175 years
  • Redskins roll past Vikings
  • Freddies continue unbeaten
  • 15
  • County ready for winter weather (VIDEO)
  • How much of an impact do you think 2-1-1 service will have on the county?
  • Busy day in Knox County Common Pleas Court
  • Corcoran given 45 days to clean up property
  • Tradition continues at East Elementary
  • Tentative Kroger expansion may conflict with city's plans
  • Dispute may lead to cafe's closing
  • Jackets host Pacers, Vikings
  • Mount Vernon drops another close game
  • Tigers prove to be too much for Yellow Jackets
  • Redskins rally to knock off Trojans
  • Scots honor past with present
  • 17
  • Up high in St. Paul's Episcopal Church (VIDEO)
  • Area hit with massive weekend snow storm
  • Danville Christmas a success
  • Top firefighters named in Fredericktown
  • 29 more laid off at TRW
  • Waers named to head development foundation
  • Hunting brings Heckmans together
  • 18
  • Owl Creek Produce Auction (Photo Slideshow)
  • County asked to rewrite city water contracts
  • Keeping children fit and healthy
  • Fredericktown Web site a model for other villages
  • Danville votes down membership in ADF
  • Redskins wallop Pioneers
  • Team gives back to community
  • 19
  • An overwhelming success (VIDEO)
  • Fredericktown 'delivers'for Christmas (VIDEO)
  • Plans for Centerburg development approved
  • School inspection finds 22 violations
  • Vaccine recall won't affect county
  • McConville hired as assistant prosecutor
  • Last chance for holiday mailing
  • Trojans edge Freddies in 3OTs
  • Scots steal win from EK
  • Jackets blow out Watkins Memorial
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  • 2007 Year in Review
  • State approves city's request for TIF district
  • Townships handle winter road care
  • Salvation Army steps up efforts
  • MVHS students show off holiday spirit
  • Walton takes on leadership role
  • Bulldogs perform well on home mats
  • Jackets hope to continue winning ways
  • Utica wins, 73-57
  • Mount Vernon looks to improve in paint
  • 21
  • Deck the Halls (VIDEO)
  • Commissioners bail out sheriff's department
  • Pour House to close, look at other options
  • Ciaralli pleads guilty to fourth-degree felony
  • Eyster rules on six felony cases
  • Struggling with the cost of heating a home
  • Red Riders shut down Clear Fork
  • Redbirds race past Bulldogs
  • 22
  • Mavis addresses concerns over snow clearing
  • Phillips to retire after 30 years of service
  • Donated bricks help pave the way for combating substance abuse
  • What was most memorable Christmas gift you've ever received?
  • Trojans race past Eagles in 2nd half
  • Minutemen invade Colts'territory, win
  • Free throws push Braves past Jackets
  • MV girls struggle to score enough
  • Yellow Jackets win invitational titles; Vikings 4th
  • 24
  • Deck the Halls (VIDEO)
  • Ringing the bell up high for Christmas (VIDEO)
  • New voting system? Knox County will wait and see
  • Students taking advanced classes
  • Juvenile drug court program addressing growing need
  • Trusting the safety of Christmas toys
  • Durst, 9, gives birthday money to food drive
  • Scots don't make enough shots to beat River Valley
  • Jackets steal win from Wildcats
  • 25
  • Treats for the Troops program a success
  • Cordle recognized as Outstanding Senior Citizen
  • Be savvy when making holiday purchases
  • KCH to receive federal grant
  • Harvest yields surprisingly good corn crop this year
  • Learning about the highway system
  • Students participate in virtual autopsy
  • 26
  • Working on the railroad (VIDEO)
  • Knox County diverse in manufacturing
  • Brown: Senate lost an opportunity to reform Farm Bill
  • Commissioners get update on RPC in '07
  • Students help save landfill space
  • Temple Christian Academy going live with instruction
  • 27
  • Tim Horton's to open Sunday
  • Council discusses armory building
  • City honors outgoing Councilwoman Vail
  • Tests have changed over the years for teachers
  • Foster grandparents recognized
  • Freddies moving forward with new coach
  • Area teams busy despite break
  • Jackets preparing for weekend pair
  • 28
  • Controversy surrounds payday lending
  • Glimcher puts shopping plaza on the market
  • Reaching out to Knox County's teens
  • St. Paul's returns to its roots with Celtic Eucharist
  • Commissioners consider linking proposed sewer to village
  • County gets update on historical society
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  • Schools working to correct violations
  • Woolison to retire after 36 years as postmaster
  • Mayor thinks bridge will be moved by February
  • What is your New Year's resolution?
  • Yellow Jackets dump Black Bears
  • Trojans swat away Hornets
  • Redskins overcome Lancers, 65-63
  • Freddies knock off host Bulldogs, 67-36
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  • Up high in Knox County's historic churches (VIDEO)
  • 2007 a busy year for development
  • Waterford Road to get temporary stop sign
  • Unemployment rate remains unchanged in November
  • Group works to rebuild Harbor playground
  • Bulldogs pull out win over Flames
  • Presidents get a scare from Jackets
  • Jackets split double-duel
  • Freddies knock off rival Colts
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