Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

 
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Safety comes first when hunting

Monday’s tree-stand accident near Fredericktown is a reminder of the dangers posing hunters this time of year. State Wildlife officers Mike Miller and Bill Bullard would like to remind residents of Knox and Licking counties to take the proper precautions.

Joe Huddleston

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Auction brings in big bucks for Christmas parade

Sometimes it just takes spending some cold hard cash to get you into the Christmas spirit.

Samantha Scoles

Auto sales businesses feeling effects of economy

It goes without saying that having a car is a necessity in today’s society. But cars cost money, and current economic conditions have put a squeeze on the amount of money available to consumers. How does this affect car sales and lenders’ practices? It depends on who you ask.

George Breithaupt

History Channel grant to fund documentary of rural Fredericktown

Rural America is quickly changing, transforming into a new world with every day that passes. But insight into the agricultural legacy of yesterday and today in northwestern Knox County will be preserved for posterity thanks to a HISTORY grant that has been awarded to the Fredericktown Historical Society

Mark S. Jordan

City cracks down on temporary signs

For over 17 years Wayne and his wife, Marsha Clayborne, have operated their family-owned business, Clayborne’s Amish Furniture Inc., in Mount Vernon. And for the past three years have given benches and picnic tables to service business storefronts, sidewalks, church events and county fairs, as well as many other community events.

Kenesha Beheler

Schools won’t get increase in property taxes

Due to the 2008 reappraisal of property values, property taxes in Knox County will probably increase. Does that mean the schools will be getting more money? No.

Pamela Schehl

Thrift store helps support ministry

The ecumenical Living Water Ministries, having achieved success with its Angel Food Ministries program, has opened the Second Chance Thrift Store at 300 Tilden Ave., off North Sandusky Street in Mount Vernon.

Kimberly Orsborn

       
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