Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

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  • MV man arrested after early morning fire
  • Fredericktown kicks off annual toy drive
  • Bulldogs give Pirates a fight
  • Freddies fall on free throws
  • Redbirds, Vikings, Johnnies lose openers
  • Parade kicks off Christmas season - MULTIMEDIA
  • Shoppers try to buck trends, weather for Christmas Walk
  • 2
  • Schools have zero tolerance for violence
  • Officials'views on zero tolerance policies
  • Commissioners talk unemployment, ag museum
  • Employee compensation topic of conversation
  • 3
  • Chandler pleads guilty to murdering his wife
  • Recession a concern for small businesses
  • MVFD hosting its annual toy drive
  • Ohio receives grant for criminal tracking system
  • Yellow Jackets drop season opener, 42-32
  • Crouch, Altizer earn top honors
  • 4
  • Thirteen indicted by December grand jury
  • Hazmat truck to stay in city
  • County weighs costs of rental facilities
  • 2008-09 season set to get started
  • Johnnies'Carter tabbed as coach
  • Ridgway earns top honor
  • 5
  • Tree trimming chops stature of mighty oak
  • Dog rate couldn't be changed until now
  • Gifts from small tree offer big hope for holiday
  • COTC redesigns curriculum with local help
  • 6
  • Theater's cupola finally in place
  • Mavis: Now is a good time for residents to examine gas bills
  • Construction worker injured in accident
  • Vikings pull away from Gilead Christian
  • Bulldogs edge Pioneers
  • Jackets dominate Lexington
  • 8
  • MVNU takes a look into the future
  • Phase 3 complete for Woodward
  • Villagers enjoy tour of homes
  • Christmas spirit alive in Centerburg
  • Large crowd braves weather for walk
  • Mason wins Wazie
  • Scots rout Freddies in opener
  • 9
  • Hand grenade found in apartment
  • Council, landlords agree on amended ordinance
  • Dairy Queen to open in Mount Vernon
  • 10
  • Consumers getting ready for TV switch
  • State, county unemployment net has holes
  • Fiely at heart and soul of Cougars
  • Trojans defeat Freddies in OT
  • Pioneers knock off Jackets
  • 11
  • Fredericktown home damaged by fire
  • Garage, vehicle damaged
  • Utica celebrates Christmas with walk
  • Finding the right gift takes patience
  • New area coaches start off on right foot
  • Scots top Trojans, Warriors
  • 12
  • Fake $20 passed at MVHS cafeteria
  • Family restaurant sold in Fredericktown
  • License fees dog commissioners
  • Shelter drove tag increase, but solved former problems
  • Sheriff's budget looks good
  • Blubaugh death not homicide
  • Season ends on high note
  • Redskins rally past Redbirds
  • Highland prepping for wrestling invitational
  • 13
  • Burgess commended for heroic actions
  • Company cited in death of construction worker
  • Population up, money down at cat shelter
  • 9 sentenced by Eyster
  • Trojans rattle Johnnies'cage
  • Pacers trot past Yellow Jackets
  • Redskins rally to defeat Bulldogs
  • 15
  • Food drive smashes goal
  • Culbertson honored with award
  • Bladensburg gets in holiday spirit with parade
  • Danville celebrates holiday
  • 16
  • No injuries reported in Gambier Street fire - VIDEO
  • Five arrested in drug raid at Kenyon
  • Broadband access a work in progress
  • Policy causes concern among employees
  • 17
  • Fire destroys historic MV home
  • Organizations help residents after fire
  • Werner steps away from Red Cross
  • County fair opening a day early for harness racing
  • EK grad Durbin reaches milestone
  • Tygers defeat Jackets
  • Warriors hold off pesky MV girls
  • 18
  • Cause of Howard Street fire undetermined - VIDEO
  • Roof catches fire at St. Vincent church
  • Auto industry troubles will have local effect
  • Hundreds to receive Christmas toys
  • Payne hits career milestone
  • Bulldogs defeat Freddies, Trojans
  • Hungry program finds local success
  • 19
  • Fire strikes Howard Street home
  • McLarnan saluted by friends, family, officials
  • Building search continues
  • Freddies pick up much needed win
  • 20
  • Dan Emmett 3rd-graders collect most Toys for Tots - VIDEO
  • Toy drive to benefit over 100 children
  • Homeless shelter begins its third week
  • Children's mission project benefits homeless shelter
  • Layoffs rumored at Sanoh
  • Fatal accident on U.S. 62
  • City chosen for grant for walking trails
  • Trojans stay unbeaten, get past Redskins, 57-50
  • Jackets hammer Falcons
  • 22
  • Water line break shuts down streets
  • Alternative methods for purchases popping up
  • 23
  • Council discusses annexation
  • Commissioners review bids, lease
  • City, unions negotiating contracts
  • Council weighs benefits of Regional Planning
  • City checks into neighborhood stability program
  • Teenager missing from Marengo home
  • Settlement reached in fatal accident
  • Investigation continues into fires
  • Eloise's to change owners, name
  • Smith continuing a Christmas tradition
  • Vikings can't stop Academy
  • D leads Scots over Pirates
  • 24
  • Rehabilitation of apartment complex complete
  • Third time is a charm for area resident
  • Evaluation procedure scrutinized
  • 25
  • Oldest jewelry shop closing its doors
  • Embarq and CenturyTel to merge
  • Artwork livens up business
  • 26
  • Butler battles border-busting banditos
  • Deer season coming to a close
  • Bulldogs building a contender
  • Heath races past Trojans
  • Jackets blitz Columbus South
  • 27
  • Danville PD has to turn down grant
  • Grant funds available to city
  • Freddies developing personality
  • 29
  • Howard woman dies of gunshot wound Sunday
  • Natural gas prices to be lower in '09
  • Danville man killed in crash
  • Colts down Freddies
  • Jackets split tri-meet
  • 30
  • Snowplowing dispute being waged on Columbus Road
  • Day turns to grief for family
  • Commissioners view road that isn’t there
  • Christy: Education key to fighting fires
  • New law to affect pools
  • Unemployment figures creep up in November
  • Appeals Court upholds decisions in MWCD assessment cases
  • Dye remains in critical condition
  • 31
  • County celebrates bicentennial during '08
  • Tax rates calculated and ready to be sent out
  • Ruhl feted for years of service as auditor
  • Year in Review
  • Jackets rout Black Bears
  • Colts edge Freddies, 32-26
  • Bulldogs shut down Scots
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