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Archived Stories for May 2008


Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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  • Demolition makes way for parking lot
  • County has local connections to early American gunsmiths
  • Court rules on Internet defamation case
  • Rolls-Royce helps inspire green energy bill
  • Homemade ice cream shop to open
  • Property owner plans to rebuild
  • Jacket softballers break out bats in win
  • Jackets win in dramatic fashion
  • 2
  • Velvet unveils new viewing gallery -VIDEO
  • Reeling it in - VIDEO
  • Worshippers celebrate National Day of Prayer
  • Residents cashing in cans to battle rising cost of living
  • Some area schools experienced problems with testing forms
  • Compost area open throughout summer, fall
  • County opens bids for road paving projects
  • 200 a significant number at First Presbyterian
  • Apple Valley painting group open to all
  • Braves defeat Jackets
  • Pacemakers set to kick off 52nd season of racing
  • 3
  • Castle's Restaurant Burns -VIDEO
  • It's Showtime! - VIDEO
  • Curtis: Eat less, move more
  • 12-year-old boy charged with arson
  • Home-school graduates told to 'go and make a difference in the world'
  • Mavis: EMS billing increase will not affect residents
  • 8 sentenced in common pleas
  • Community garden sprouts up in Mount Vernon
  • Storytellers visit schools in advance of conference, concert
  • Corn-based ethanol being challenged by other green energy sources
  • Do you/would you monitor your children's online activity?
  • Colts, Scots take titles
  • 5
  • Up high at the north bend - VIDEO
  • Investigation under way against Freshwater
  • Fire destroys restaurant at Landoll's Castle
  • Catalytic converters being targeted by thieves
  • Mothers look forward to their special day
  • Blue Devils, Freddies earn top seeds at draws
  • 6
  • Fredericktown discusses community center
  • Shooter: Opportunity Knox keeping busy
  • Free fishing, canoeing and fun at Foundation Park
  • Braves can't stop baseball Jackets
  • Yellow Jackets bop Olentangy
  • Walking the dog - VIDEO
  • Parents express concern about environment at school
  • Controversy surrounding mayor's statements continue
  • Gambier council votes to rezone neighborhood
  • New policy hopes to improve safety
  • Shellenbarger honored on memorial
  • 7
  • Mentorship program celebrates success
  • Residents feel Dann should step down
  • Post office participating in food drive
  • Trial begins against Mount Vernon man
  • Students get lesson in job skills
  • Redskins sweep Freddies, win Mid-Buckeye outright
  • Jackets finish perfect OCC
  • 8
  • Playground gets makeover - VIDEO
  • MV man convicted of felony
  • City feeling the pinch of high gas
  • Students honor teachers
  • Postal rates to increase
  • New businesses to open soon in Mount Vernon and Apple Valley
  • Red Cross designates new disaster shelter
  • Blue Devils wrap on Bulldogs, 13-1
  • Jackets celebrate Senior Day despite losses
  • Jackets celebrate Senior Day despite losses
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  • SpecTRACKular set for tonight
  • Redevelopment of old ANC site still on the table
  • Comissioners agree to help fund temporary welcome center
  • Ohio not hit by Purina feed recall
  • County speech contest winners named
  • Honing their math skills
  • Knox Choraliers to soar Saturday
  • 10
  • Grange Avenue house burns after explosions
  • Thirteen indicted by grand jury
  • 2008 Mount Vernon News SpecTRACKular
  • Donkey basketball game raises funds, fun - VIDEO
  • Mayor disappointed with turnout
  • Morrow County horse trainer appears on 'Ellen'
  • Students honored for overcoming adversity
  • Highland to place levy on ballot
  • Utica says goodbye to building
  • Career center comes alive with color
  • Seminar designed to help ease transitions
  • What do you think about the situation in the attorney general's office? Do you think Attorney General Marc Dann should resign or be impeached?
  • 12
  • Up high above Pinkley School - VIDEO
  • Exploding fireworks destroy MV house
  • Will rebate checks really help economy?
  • Old-fashioned Ice Cream Festival coming to Utica
  • Jackets pick up victory, loss
  • Jackets juggle lineup in doubleheader split
  • 13
  • Commissioners discuss Memorial Theater, production
  • Harvey honored at MV school board meeting
  • Centerburg board commends students
  • Keeping to it - VIDEO
  • Large crowd addresses MV school board
  • Investigation continues in house fire
  • City Council welcomes new city engineer
  • New businesses open in Coshocton Avenue area
  • MV softball defeats Patriots, 7-2
  • Jackets drop Falcons, 4-3
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  • 0.3 percent of prisoners come from Knox County
  • MVNU to begin renovation of Stage building
  • Taking advantage of an opportunity
  • Smokers call on outside agents to quit
  • 'Knox Squares'bicentennial event planned for July
  • Fredericktown to honor McKinley with plaque
  • Hitting leads Scots past Bobcats, 9-1
  • Kidd leads East Knox to victory
  • Johnnies upset Scots
  • Freddies topple Bulldogs
  • 15
  • Pachyderm Progress - VIDEO
  • Two homes raided for illegal hunting
  • Allison's Finer Diner opens for business
  • Program pays off for mentors, students
  • Smith feted for 25 years of service
  • Blocker honored with Golden Deeds Award
  • Wright receives Partnership Award
  • Wilson lifts Colts to victory
  • Blue Devils polish off Eagles, 21-0
  • Jackets cruise past Groveport
  • MV offense struggles in loss
  • 16
  • Freddies can't stop Lancers'attack
  • Johnnies end Scots'season
  • A Final Farewell - VIDEO
  • Alternative Center students honored
  • Schools facing problems with bus financing
  • AAA predicts slight downturn in Memorial Day travel
  • Severns named RPC senior planner
  • Sowing the seeds of economic change
  • MVHS students learn about chain reactions
  • Freddies can't stop Lancers'attack
  • Johnnies end Scots'season
  • 17
  • Renovated Kid's Corner opens
  • More graffiti in city parks
  • Recent rains slowing spring planting
  • Winter wheat production up this year
  • Are you planning on doing anything different this summer to save money?
  • Colts beat Lex, win share of OCC
  • Freddies, Redskins take home conference titles
  • 19
  • Up high in Brandon Baptist Church - VIDEO
  • With Camp, there is Always Adventure - VIDEO
  • Learning, service, love theme of MVNU graduation ceremony
  • Quindlen to '08 Kenyon class: 'Be not afraid'
  • Redd shares his faith at ROCC Fest
  • Utica graduates 129
  • Jackets finish strong at OCC
  • MV boys volleyball sweeps UA Bears
  • 20
  • Eyster surpasses historical benchmark
  • Authorities rethinking security at ROCC Fest
  • Truck damaged in accident
  • Group proposes statue for those who've lost a child
  • Taxi business loses insurance coverage
  • Asthma patients no longer sentenced to suffering
  • New playground erected at The Salvation Army
  • Lawson to conduct final concert
  • Freddies beat Ready
  • Blue Devils oust Lakers
  • Green Wave rallies to beat Blue Devils
  • Third time bites Clear Fork, 5-4
  • Jackets'season comes to an end
  • 21
  • Elementary attempting to beat the heat
  • Clark heading to Country Club; YMCA to look for new director
  • Medical marijuana bill proposed in Ohio
  • McQuigg receives superior at state
  • Jackets first after Day 1
  • Johnnies fall to Lancers
  • 22
  • Ronk set to hang up dental tools
  • City plans to tear down condemned buildings
  • Residents find surprise in yard
  • Freddies drop close district final
  • Freddies, Blue Devil qualify for regional tourney
  • Jackets knock off Dublin Coffman
  • Blue Devils win district title
  • 23
  • Food prices challenge consumers, grocers - VIDEO
  • Students do well in worldwide Latin exam
  • County appeals EPA recommendations
  • Missing boy found
  • MVHS has 'drug incident'
  • Skate park sparks business
  • Events scheduled for holiday
  • Colts'season ends in loss
  • 24
  • Remembering a hero: Maj. Granville Dean Pritchett
  • Five sentenced for various felonies
  • Water park to open next weekend
  • Some changes, some the same for paramedics
  • Recognizing the commitment of emergency personnel
  • Central Ohio bees recover, CCD still lurks
  • Incredible edibles for the landscape
  • From walk-on to Big Ten Champ
  • 26
  • Up high above Mound View Cemetery - VIDEO
  • Sun shines on Ice Cream Festival parade - VIDEO
  • Recalling a veteran's memories of war
  • Brandon pays homage to the fallen
  • Economy tough on returning veterans
  • Issues raised in May Day protocol for firefighters
  • MV Academy says goodbye to 30 seniors
  • Foster parenting a challenging job
  • Jackets roll into regional meet
  • Mount Vernon drops regional title to Darby
  • Trojans, Freddies run their way to Division III regional
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  • Danville dedicates new memorials to vets
  • Sacrifices of veterans honored at Bloomfield Cemetery
  • Large parade, ceremony honor vets in Mount Vernon
  • Parade highlights ceremony at Centerburg
  • Veterans remembered in Fredericktown
  • Utica reminded to honor those who died for country
  • Medical clinic opens on Coshocton Road
  • Swiharts enjoy the benefits of exercise
  • Lawson, Studebaker recieve Archie Griffin sportsmanship award
  • 28
  • Chandler arrested after alleged shooting (VIDEO and AUDIO)
  • Group stages protest outside of offices
  • KSWCD, farmer working to correct runoff problem
  • City accepts donation
  • County home sales, prices continue to decline
  • Danville prepared to make some noise against SV
  • Blue Devil seniors stand united
  • Jacket pair lead charge
  • 29
  • Millers explore Amazon rainforest - VIDEO
  • MV man ordered held without bail
  • Group repeats demand for answer to Bible question
  • Steps taken to improve communication
  • Health board hears reports on nuisances
  • City addresses concerns at old middle school again
  • New car lot to offer fuel-efficient vehicles
  • Area athletes struggle on Day 1
  • Jackets'Ferguson wins regional
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  • Commissioners discuss senior meals, sewers
  • More people commuting on bikes - VIDEO
  • Freshwater attorneys file petition
  • Centerburg students take part in political discussion
  • Danville joins towns holding farmers markets this summer
  • Organization helps abuse victims
  • Raising awareness of hearing and speech
  • Blue Devils advance to final
  • CF's Kuelling headed to state
  • 31
  • Clear Fork grads begin new journey
  • Investigation pending on cell phone photos
  • City considering bringing bike officer back
  • Where do you think you'll be in 18 years?
  • Danville's Mills, Freddies'Newkirk and Auker make DIII state meet
  • Jackets send 10 to state meet
  • 2007 champion Eatough back to defend title
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