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  • Making a resolution that lasts (VIDEO)
  • Eating to bring luck in the new year
  • Foreclosures continue to rise in '07
  • Vandals knock over tombstones at cemetery
  • Fredericktown resident victim of Internet scam
  • Smith family gets special present
  • Mount Vernon duo reaching for new heights
  • 2
  • Safety a concern with scooters
  • Fire inspections at schools going well
  • Caucus a true grassroots event
  • Ford hybrid makes for a comfortable ride
  • 3
  • Early primary causes some confusion
  • Bankruptcy filings jump in 2007
  • Jeff Bell conjures up intricate, spell-binding blues
  • Redskins slip past Green Wave
  • MBC showdown highlights games
  • Redbirds ready to fend off Trojans
  • Yellow Jackets keep busy
  • Deer making mark on Wolf Run
  • 4
  • Defendants: informants stole from police
  • Martinsburg Blood Drive (VIDEO)
  • State minimum wage increases
  • Space: More work to be done
  • Sign placement creates confusion
  • Homer Elementary corrects violations
  • Commissioners, board of elections disagree on budget
  • Scots knock off Wildcats, 54-43
  • Freddies continue undefeated
  • 5
  • Preparing for a Disaster (VIDEO)
  • Wiggins gets life sentence
  • NIE scavenger hunt celebrates bicentennial
  • County welcomes first baby of 2008
  • Amish schools included in fire inspections
  • City's fuel costs rise in '07
  • Eyster hears felony cases
  • What's on your 'bucket list?'
  • Irish defeat Jackets
  • Patriots sweep Mount Vernon
  • Jacket girls drop close game to rival Pacers
  • 7
  • Up high in Gambier (VIDEO)
  • Training how to fight fires (VIDEO)
  • New Year's in the Forest (VIDEO)
  • Helping people with their taxes
  • Soft economy a double strain on library
  • Local couple pleads guilty to selling prescription pain pills
  • Herbie J's restaurant closes; owners expect to relocate
  • Freddies stop Utica's streak
  • Jackets jump out, roll to win
  • 8
  • Martinsburg fills vacant seats on council, mayor
  • Fredericktown, county discuss sewer project
  • Gambier fills council seat
  • Council decides against buying old armory
  • New board members sworn in at MV
  • Commissioners, sheriff discuss budget
  • Commissioners plan to extend current waste and wastewater contracts
  • Groups to create plan for foreclosures
  • New video store to open soon
  • Quilt raffle raises funds for scholarship
  • Johnnies small on numbers, big on talent
  • 9
  • Murray Road sees storm damage (VIDEO)
  • Pore stepping away from RPC office
  • Danville looks to fill vacant seat
  • Fredericktown woman found not guilty
  • Truckers turning to LP gas for fuel
  • Consumers should be on guard for cashier's check fraud
  • Vikings knock off Trojans in fourth
  • Burchfield leaving Centerburg post
  • Jackets race past Patriots
  • 10
  • Fit Kids for Life (VIDEO)
  • Wind causes damage south of city
  • Man finds burglar inside home
  • Investors taking a closer look at gold
  • Richardson still going strong at 102
  • Peterson discusses birth pangs of the 'Information Age'
  • After wins, Yellow Jackets busy preparing for Celtics
  • Small squad an advantage for growing Colts
  • Faust not worried about present, looking toward future
  • 11
  • Kno-Ho-Co to rehabilitate Hillside Apartments (VIDEO)
  • MV man charged with burglary
  • Indictments returned in 12 felony cases
  • Primary Election candidates
  • Fredericktown learns protocol for threats
  • Freddies get by Trojans in OT
  • Jackets defeat Celtics in duel
  • 12
  • Sheriff's office swamped with foreclosures (VIDEO)
  • State fire marshal willing to work on issues
  • City at work fixing potholes
  • 5 felony cases heard in common pleas
  • How much do celebrities influence your decision in presidential elections?
  • Father, son folk artists from Mount Vernon featured in posthumous Columbus show
  • Team effort nets Jackets a win
  • Jerome has answer for MV
  • Redskins get by Freddies in OT
  • 14
  • The view from the highest point in the county (VIDEO)
  • Local Scouts win top honors for cookie sales
  • Russell honored at Utica
  • 15
  • Woman rescued by passing motorist
  • Property taxes delayed by computer glitch
  • MV man sentenced to 15 months
  • MV Council appoints committee members
  • MV schools thanks community for support
  • Smoke detectors can give time needed to escape from fire
  • 16
  • Quick Fix (VIDEO)
  • State fire marshal reaches out to local chiefs
  • New Directions commemorates 25 years of serving Knox County
  • KCCC hosts Business After Hours
  • School land transfer on hold
  • Freddies overcome Trojans
  • 17
  • Bostic to climb stairs to honor his mother (VIDEO)
  • Dilleys retiring from business
  • All school employees required to have check
  • Owl Creek auction keeps plugging away in winter
  • Lively 'Nunsense II'is crisp, light fun
  • 18
  • Rescue program matches dogs with new families (VIDEO)
  • Woman receives jail time for OVI
  • Kokosing officials approach county about grant partnership
  • Fingerprinting one way of checking backgrounds
  • County lot split report presented
  • Banks moving toward paperless statements
  • Yellow Jackets pin down Wildcats
  • Redskins race past Redbirds
  • Jackets trying to reverse fortunes
  • Fast finish for Mount Vernon girls
  • 19
  • Eyster rules on 8 cases
  • Mavis says he expects ODOT to fund traffic study
  • Local physicians exercise caution when using Vytorin
  • Comedy murder mystery full of twists, quirks
  • How many smoke detectors do you have in your home? How often do you change the batteries?
  • Jackets dealt double blow
  • Johnnies topple Trojans, 57-44
  • Mount Vernon girls knock off Wildcats
  • 21
  • Visiting up high in Howard (VIDEO)
  • Dance Dance Revolution (VIDEO)
  • Lamb gets diploma 60 years after leaving high school
  • Schools, health dept. team up for safety
  • Wildcats outscore Yellow Jackets
  • Freddies knock off Colts
  • Scots beat rival Trojans
  • 22
  • Fire damages home on Cassil Street (VIDEO)
  • County celebrates MLK's legacy
  • Fredericktown council discusses wastewater issue
  • 'Cloverfield:'The Blair Godzilla Project
  • Greek food available at new restaurant
  • Bulldogs clamp down on Knights
  • Freddies garner No. 1 seed in Division III
  • 23
  • Feedback positive on new property tax statements
  • Rate cut could benefit some
  • Council close to adopting '08 budget
  • Many uncomfortable with the idea of cattle cloning
  • Unemployment rises in Knox County
  • Wolves take OT victory from MV
  • Jackets get fantastic finish
  • 24
  • Red Hot Artistry (VIDEO)
  • Coleman family makes trip to China
  • Analyzing the economy
  • Knox County sees increase in number of reportable diseases
  • Brown: Ohio the right place for energy development
  • MV girls ready to finish on high note
  • With two wins, Freddies poised to wrap up MBC
  • Jackets hope to finish strong
  • 25
  • The Art of Stained Glass (VIDEO)
  • Sprang files for early release
  • Violence topic of theological conference
  • Amish schools not exempt from inspection
  • Milk labeling hotly debated, decision due soon
  • Commissioners, Station Break officials discuss funding
  • Spending, and saving, are good for the economy
  • Blue Devils beat Bulldogs in OT
  • Yellow Jackets sweep Wolves, Presidents
  • Freddies clinch share of MBC
  • Earth Day marathon training under way
  • 26
  • Local candidates discuss economic issues
  • 8 candidates seek 2 commissioner seats
  • Mayor outlines major 2008 projects
  • Eyster hands down prison sentences to 6
  • How do you feel about eating cloned meat?
  • Vikings skip past Bulldogs
  • Tigers use run to beat Jackets
  • MV girls can't stop Tigers'onslaught
  • 28
  • Up high in a historic building (VIDEO)
  • Motions filed in Cline trial
  • Mavis receives Chamber's lifetime award
  • Fredericktown FD to close meeting room
  • Unbeaten Freddies take MBC title
  • Yellow Jackets get past Tigers
  • 29
  • Early morning fire destroys business (VIDEO and PHOTOS)
  • Council adopts 2008 budget
  • Two plead guilty to felonies
  • Farm census reports due Monday
  • Jackets wear down Vikings
  • 30
  • Data collection helps health care providers
  • RODS tracks symptoms, monitors clinical data
  • Students discover Liberty Day
  • Central Ohio Strike Team prepared for anything
  • Commissioners, ADF discuss marketing project
  • Officials begin searching for clues to fire
  • New businesses close to opening
  • Group organizing help for veterans
  • County receives grant for economic development
  • Pie lovers get their fill at contest
  • Redbirds fly past Trojans with 31-point 4th quarter
  • Redskins hold off rival Vikings to clinch MBC
  • 31
  • Cunningham restores old hot rods (VIDEO)
  • MV man files complaint against agency with BBB
  • MRDD board to place levy on ballot
  • MVPD adds three to staff
  • State recognizes county for bicentennial
  • Redskins to test Freddies'perfect season
  • Redskins, Freddies, Redbirds earn high seeds
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