Mount Vernon Nazarene University is introducing a new graduate program designed to help licensed teachers advance their careers while building on the professional learning they’ve already completed. The university announced this week that its new Master of Arts in Education in Curriculum and Instruction will welcome its first cohort beginning in October 2026. The program is designed for working educators …
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Ground Broken on New Mount Vernon Police Station Designed for Future Growth
After years of planning and design, construction has officially begun on Mount Vernon’s new police station. City officials, members of the Mount Vernon Police Department, City Council and project partners gathered Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new facility, which city leaders say represents one of the largest public safety investments in Mount Vernon’s history. Mayor Matt Starr …
Read More »Bruce White: Knox Community Hospital Chose Partnership From a Position of Strength
Knox Community Hospital President and CEO Bruce White wants the community to understand one thing about the hospital’s proposed partnership with Kettering Health: the decision wasn’t driven by financial distress. White said hospital leaders intentionally sought a partner while Knox Community Hospital is healthy and successful, believing that approach would provide the best long-term outcome for patients and the community. …
Read More »Mount Vernon Music and Arts Festival Returns with National Entertainment, Local Artists and Three Days of Family Fun
One of Knox County’s signature summer traditions is set to return as the 2026 Mount Vernon Music and Arts Festival takes over historic downtown Friday, Aug. 14 through Sunday, Aug. 16, bringing three days of live entertainment, visual arts, food, shopping and family activities to the heart of the city. Now in its annual downtown celebration, the festival continues to …
Read More »Emergency Grant Keeps Church on the Rise Food Pantry Operating After Freezer Failure
A critical piece of equipment at one of Knox County’s longtime food pantries has been replaced thanks to an emergency grant from Food For The Hungry, allowing the ministry to continue serving families without interruption. Church on the Rise, located at 7512 Newark Road, recently experienced a failure of the condenser on its primary food pantry freezer. The malfunction threatened …
Read More »20-Year-Old Ashland County Man Dies After Grain Bin Accident
A tragic farm accident has claimed the life of a 20-year-old Ashland County man, serving as a reminder of the dangers agricultural workers face during harvest and grain handling operations. Emergency crews were called to a farm in Milton Township after reports that a man had become trapped inside a grain bin. Despite rescue efforts by first responders, the victim …
Read More »Ashland County Juvenile Court Seeks Opioid Settlement Funds to Expand Prevention and Education
The Ashland County Juvenile Court is seeking a portion of the county’s opioid settlement funding to expand drug education and prevention efforts aimed at young people and families. Court officials recently presented a proposal to county commissioners requesting funding to purchase additional educational materials and medical training models that demonstrate the physical effects of opioid addiction and overdose. The resources …
Read More »Knox Public Health WIC Program Highlights Benefits of Breastfeeding During National Breastfeeding Awareness Month
Knox Public Health’s Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program is celebrating National Breastfeeding Awareness Month throughout August by encouraging families, employers and the community to support breastfeeding mothers and infants. This year’s campaign follows the World Breastfeeding Week theme, “Breastfeeding for a Sustainable Start in Life: Strengthen What Works,” emphasizing the importance of community support in helping families successfully breastfeed. …
Read More »Knox County Junior Fair Sale of Champions Raises Nearly $90,000 for Youth Exhibitors
Knox County businesses, organizations and community members once again demonstrated their support for local youth Friday as the 2026 Knox County Junior Fair Sale of Champions generated $89,500 for the county’s top livestock exhibitors. The annual auction highlights Grand and Reserve Grand Champion market animals from each species and serves as the culmination of months of work by 4-H and …
Read More »Boston Marathon Qualifier to Bring Hundreds of Runners Through Centerburg
Competitive runners from across Ohio and beyond will make their way through northern Knox County this fall as a new Boston Marathon qualifying race debuts in central Ohio. The inaugural Sunbury Marathon is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 12, featuring a certified marathon course that travels through portions of Centerburg before returning to Sunbury. Organizers say the event is expected to …
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