Vigil at King Beach
King Beach in Apple Valley was flooded with people during Thursday night's vigil. Those remembering Tina Herrmann, her son, Kody Maynard; and friend, Stephanie Sprang; and supporting their families lit candles along the shore line of Apple Valley Lake. The bodies of the three murder victims were found Thursday afternoon. (Virgil Shipley)
Bodies found near Kokosing Reservoir
Two Knox County Sheriff's Office cruisers block a road in northwest Knox County (Virgil Shipley)
Bodies found near Kokosing Reservoir
From left, Knox County Sheriff David Barber, Joe Dietz, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation and Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher listen to a question posed at the Thursday, November 18th press conference. (George Breithaupt)
Bodies found near Kokosing Reservoir
A Knox County Sheriff cruiser closes off a road in northwest Knox County (Photo Courtesy of NBC4/WCMH)
Bodies found near Kokosing Reservoir
Bodies were recovered in the area of Yankee Street and Waterford Roads northwest of Fredericktown (Photo Courtesy of NBC4/WCMH)
Search teams deployed
Knox County EMA Director Brian Hess addressed over 300 volunteers who gathered this morning in the cold rain to be assigned to search teams for an extensive organized search which will concentrate on eastern Knox County. The group are searching for any sign of Tina Herrmann, 32, Kody Maynard, 11, and Stephanie Spran, 41 who have been missing since Nov. 10. (Virgil Shipley)
People coming from all over to help with search
This trio of searchers were checking the bank along the Small’s gravel pit on Killduff Road Wednesday afternoon. From left are Jon Reed of Caledonia; Charlie Chapman of Mount Vernon; and Matt Evans of Bucyrus. Other groups of searchers were looking in areas in eastern Knox County. (Virgil Shipley)
Mystery continues, search expands
The Watercraft Division of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources came to Knox County to help in the search for Stephanie Sprang, Tina Herrmann and Kody Maynard. They divided the Kokosing River into eight section for the search. Searching a portion of the river close to Lower Gambier Road are top, Josh Worwick and Jason Latchic. Worwick said they found nothing to indicate foul play. (Virgil Shipley)
Building nearly down
Dismantling the old Kresge building at the corner of Main and Gambier street continues at a careful pace. This morning workmen had stripped away most of the exterior brick work and removed much of the debris inside. Only the steel I-beams remain to be taken apart. (Virgil Shipley)
Third time a charm for Freddies?
Fredericktown’s Tony Lybarger (10) and Nathan Cubbage (26) make the tackle in last week’s regional semifinal against Wheelersburg. The defense will have faster, stronger skill players to tackle in Saturday’s regional final against Oak Hill. (File Photo)
Centerburg students fare well at Achievement Fair
The Red Plague from Centerburg participated in the 2010 Ohio School Boards Association Student Achievement Fair. Pictured are, from left, Scott Trumble, Kathryn Hebenthal, Becca Trumble, Janine Hebenthal and Noah Orr. The three gentlemen in suits are officials from OSBA. (Submitted photo)
