Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

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  • Former Freshwater students testify
  • Richardson submits letter of resignation
  • Local board of elections is busy, but ready
  • East High a favorite of trick-or-treaters
  • City starts annual budget process
  • 2 sentenced for felonies
  • Stevens says goodbye to Trojans
  • Redmen topple Scots
  • 3
  • No troubled waters for bridge move - Slideshow
  • Hall named Christmas parade grand marshal
  • Minivan collides with semitrailer; 3 injured
  • AV Lake drainage could affect quality of creek
  • Johnnies come up short in loss to Ready
  • Baker, Potes earn All-Ohio honors
  • 4
  • FINAL TOTALS: Election 2008
  • ABSENTEE TOTALS: Election 2008
  • Police operation ends with several arrests
  • Teenager injured in fall from tree stand
  • Centerburg to pave parking lot
  • 5
  • Residents have voices heard
  • Local Democrats suffer mixed emotions
  • Republicans grab spots in local election
  • Nineteen indicted by November grand jury
  • 1 local school levy passes, 4 others fail
  • Fire, EMS levies pass in Knox County
  • FINAL TOTALS: Election 2008
  • ABSENTEE TOTALS: Election 2008
  • 6
  • Major changes in property values
  • Landoll's rises from the ashes
  • KCCC appoints acting superintendent
  • 7
  • Safety comes first when hunting - VIDEO
  • Thrift store helps support ministry
  • Schools won't get increase in property taxes
  • City cracks down on temporary signs
  • Auction brings in big bucks for Christmas parade
  • History Channel grant to fund documentary of rural Fredericktown
  • Auto sales businesses feeling effects of economy
  • 8
  • Students get glimpse into Chinese culture
  • Good weather allows progress on projects
  • Open enrollment a choice for area students
  • Five sentenced by Eyster
  • 10
  • Group makes plans to help with homelessness
  • Smith served with WAVES
  • Lit fest fundraisers score for Food For the Hungry
  • SUV crashes into house
  • 11
  • Occupancy proposal a hot topic at MV council
  • Council gets update on parking
  • Who are the homeless of Knox County?
  • Election will create opening at auditor's office
  • Sigman served as U.S. Army ranger
  • 'Up For Discussion'to continue once a month
  • Food For the Hungry kicks off 27th annual drive
  • The times they are a changin'
  • Mount Vernon News Podcast
  • 12
  • Homelessness cause is complicated
  • Veterans'service oath highlighted in program
  • Cat population exploding at shelter
  • Winter sees rise in carbon monoxide incidents
  • 13
  • Some counties getting hit hard in real estate market
  • Other factors involved in taxes
  • Homelessness a hidden problem
  • Residents riled up about property valuations
  • Concerns continue about proposal
  • On the front lines without a rifle: A medic's story
  • Middle school turnout strong in area districts
  • Stadium renovations under way at East Knox
  • Early deer kill totals strong
  • 14
  • Resources available for homeless in county
  • Commissioners might arrest sheriff's budget
  • Reed made great contributions in WWII
  • Public defender's city rate discussed
  • November peak month for deer collisions
  • Killbuck Bank robbed in Mount Hope
  • 15
  • Simulation shows what it’s like to be poverty-stricken
  • City projects are all on schedule
  • Poland survives North Sea crash
  • Moxley finds trust, purpose in military service
  • 17
  • City: New traffic signals working
  • New building taking shape at Rolls
  • Salt barns full and ready for winter
  • Will the weather outside be frightful?
  • Area students salute veterans with programs
  • 18
  • Second early morning fire keeps MVFD busy - VIDEO
  • Sheriff Barber blasts back: 'I'm enraged'
  • Concerns raised over fountain
  • Focus Studio closes its doors
  • 19
  • Future of Dana plant uncertain
  • Sale of hazmat trailer must meet Ohio EMA guidelines
  • Program helps make parents aware of possible drug use by youths
  • Fresh paint just in time for fresh blood
  • 20
  • Centerburg students rally for food pantry
  • Salvation Army kicks off kettle campaign
  • Graves giving back to community
  • 21
  • Children rescued from fire
  • No leads on Centerburg bank robbery
  • Commissioners, Barber keep meeting low-key
  • Case transferred to municipal court
  • 22
  • Time to start ticking in Utica
  • Big projects ahead for city
  • Junior Miss goes to the movies
  • OSU-Michigan game brings out the best
  • Basketball action set to begin for area teams
  • Hobby turns into life for Seitz
  • Youth gun season opens today; cases wrapping up
  • 24
  • Three area children hospitalized with burns
  • Two accidents on same road
  • Fredericktown man injured in car crash
  • Arishina, Brill named county Junior Misses
  • Local auto suppliers await fate of bailout
  • 25
  • High Street speed reduction rejected
  • Commissioners tend to subdivisions, leases
  • Council, commissioners talk contracts
  • Seven sentenced by Eyster
  • Unemployment benefits extended
  • 26
  • Time for a new clock in Utica - VIDEO
  • Knox Lake Road home destroyed by fire
  • Northridge cutting all activities
  • Local retailers offer special holiday sales
  • 27
  • A reason to be thankful
  • 'Wonderful Life'reminds us what matters
  • Group provides meals for Thanksgiving
  • Foster grandparents love their work
  • 28
  • Oglebay Park lights season, Parsons'heart
  • Local shoppers see green on Black Friday
  • MVHS teacher learns lessons in France
  • 29
  • Thanks to local woman, 5 people no longer homeless
  • Legislation designed to prevent identity theft
  • Rine and Gault win debate contest
  • Jacket swimmers hosting inaugural alumni meet
  • Scots down Trojans in opener
  • Beckett heading to Cleveland for PPK state finals
  • Freddies take top honors
  • Potes, Baker, Wise earn honors
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