Caution necessary in school zones
This fencing at Dan Emmett Elementary on Mansfield Road is a decorative traffic control measure to enhance pedestrian safety at the school. (Pam Schehl)
Cabaret brings comedy, music to dinner theater
Pictured, from left, are actors Susan Moreland, Richard McKinley, and Ian Ernsberger performing a scene from one of the Cabaret’s one-act comedic skits. (Submitted photo)
Tharps outstanding
Anesha Tharp, left, and Anevin Tharp from the Winners Attitude 4-H Club received Outstanding of the Day honors at the Ohio State Fair with their woodworking projects. Outstanding of the Day is awarded to the top 15 percent in each class. Participants are judged on the skill project that they make at the fair, the project they made and took to the fair, the use of advanced skills and techniques, skills, and their communication skills. (Submitted photo)
KCCC adjusts programs
New teachers at the Knox County Career Center include, front row, from left, Justin Todd, Sports Medicine; Charlie Rowley, Social Studies; and Dave McGough, Computer-integrated Manufacturing; back row, from left, Ann Johnson, Early Childhood Education; Kelly Hawkins, Pre-professional Mentorship; and Sarah Aleshire, English. (Pam Schehl)
Zen, jazz and a higher being
Zen master Dean Williams converses with Mary-Ellen Black following the Unitarian Universalist Church of Bellville service. Williams was a guest speaker, presenting “Zen, Jazz and the Creative Art of Everyday Living.” (Kaitlin Durbin)
Paving started
The new parking lot at Hiawatha Park on Scychar Road started to take form on Thursday as asphalt installation was started. The base layer, 2 1/2 inches thick, will be completed today. A finish layer of 1 1/2 inches will complete the project. No date has been set as to when the lot will be open for public parking. (Virgil Shipley)
