Knox County - Your Ohio News - Knox Weekly News

Foster care training expands in Knox County

Encourage Foster Care offers pre-service weekends in Mount Vernon to equip new foster parents.

East Knox Lions Club to host Annual Spring Gun Show fundraiser March 7

Annual fundraiser at Floral Valley Community Center supports local service projects on March 7.

'Battle in the Barn' brings community together to support Junior Fair youths

Breakfast event not only helps fund the Junior Fair Awards, but also highlights the work, leadership, and future contributions of Knox County’s young agricultural leaders

Summit teaches gardeners the proper way to 'dream green'

Over 50 gardeners shared seed-starting tips at Ramser 4-H Center event.

Find us on Facebook

Knox Weekly News

THE LATEST

Local

Mount Vernon wrestler hits 100 wins

Luke Mullins achieves milestone at Maumee Bay Classic, eyes state title.

MVNU faculty receive top honors

Rachel Young and Liz Stroop celebrated for outstanding service at Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

Knox County banquet supports conservation efforts

Sold-out event raises funds for local habitat projects and youth education in Apple Valley.

Ohio Foothills tourism brand launches to market 10-county region

Ohio Foothills connects travelers and potential new residents to a region where small towns tell big stories

Mount Vernon FFA Ag Power Diagnostics team earns 6th place at district competition

Students secure sixth place at district event in Plain City, showcasing technical skills and teamwork.

Sports

Jacket trio win individual titles, girls' wrestling team fourth

Brokaw, Ndow and Zimmerman take first at Maysville Panthers Girls' Invitational

Beach earns LCL Bowler of the Year honors; ready to lead team in tourney

MV boys', girls' teams finish second in Licking County League

Huge rally keeps Fredericktown undefeated

Freddie boys' basketball team moves to 17-0 after pair of victories

Knox County bowlers strut their stuff at KMAC tournament

East Knox, Fredericktown, and Centerburg bowlers excel in league competition, advancing to sectionals in Columbus.

East Knox falters late in loss to Danville

Blue Devils outscore Bulldogs 43-20 in second half for a 65-36 victory.

Life and Learning

Holiday Open House to showcase Pine Hill Independent Senior Living in Mount Vernon

Guests can tour the new nonprofit senior living community Dec. 4, enjoy festive treats and music, and learn about a limited-time $3,000 downsizing incentive.

MVNU to present 57th annual performance of Handel’s Messiah Nov. 23

140-voice Choral Union, alumni soloists and chamber orchestra will join for the beloved oratorio in R.R. Hodges Chapel; tickets $10, kids free.

Ohio reps push to dismantle Education Department

Resolution by Thomas and Hiner aims to return education control to states and local communities.

Ariel Foundation offers $5,000 engineering scholarships

Knox County students can apply by May 1 for the 2026-27 academic year.

Fredericktown FFA members attend National Convention; alum earns American Degree

Eight students traveled to Indianapolis for the 98th National FFA Convention, visited ag sites and supported alum Kacie Rook as she received the organization’s highest honor.

O'Hare receives Lamb Award from Lutheran Church

Faith Lutheran Church and Muskingum Valley Council of Scouting America honored O'Hare for distinguished service to the church and youth

Columns and Opinion

Civic Life

KCH Cardiology Department earns accreditation

The Cardiology Department is re-accredited as a Chest Pain Center, meeting national standards for patient care.

Knox Hospital marks 100th placenta donation

The program, in partnership with Lifeline of Ohio, has produced 2,500 healing grafts for medical procedures.

KCSO welcomes Fritz as new corrections officer

Deputy Trey Fritz, a Danville High graduate, joins the Knox County Sheriff's Office.

Mount Vernon seeks bids for key projects

City Council advances street repairs and municipal building plans, explores funding for Sandusky Street improvements.

Troopers urge motorists to move over, slow down

Recent tragedies highlight the importance of protecting roadside workers across Ohio.

Ohio offers energy bill relief this winter

Income-eligible residents can apply for assistance through the Winter Crisis Program to stay warm and safe.

Clinton Township water board approves fee reduction

Mount Vernon residents to see 25% reduction in sewer charges following board approval.

Knox Hospital offers scholarships for healthcare students

High school seniors and college students in Knox County can apply by March 31 for $2,000 scholarships.

Obituaries

Kay H. Culbertson

Kay H. Culbertson, age 77, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, February 2, 2026, at The Ohio State University Medical Center.

Robert G. Crise Sr.

Robert Greer Crise, Sr., 96, died Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025, at Danbury Mt. Vernon.

Robert G. Crise Sr.

Robert Greer Crise, Sr., 96, died Wednesday, December 31, 2025, at Danbury Mt. Vernon.

Kathryn E. Tucker

Kathryn Elizabeth Tucker passed away at home December 30, 2025, at the age of 67.

Charles W. Link

Charles W. Link, 95, of Mount Vernon passed away on Saturday morning, December 20, 2025, at the Country Club Rehabilitation Center in Mount Vernon.

John Richard Bross

John Richard Bross passed away at the age of 93 on November 24, 2025.

Business

Salvation Army dedicates renovated Learning Lighthouse

Community celebrates reopening of Corps Community Center

Knox County Chamber to host two January ribbon cuttings

Ceremonies will celebrate The Salvation Army Learning Lighthouse and the expansion of Absolutely Loved Learning Center in Mount Vernon.

CES Credit Union appoints Mike Copley as president/CEO

Longtime CES leader steps into top role following the planned retirement of Sandy Coffing, bringing more than a decade of experience and a focus on continued growth and member service.

Dancing Bee Market & Studio hosts free holiday gift-making workshops

Mount Vernon shop invites families to create handmade gifts, enjoy festive activities and support local makers this season

Dean's Jewelry celebrates 60 years of sparkles

Local jewelers mark milestone anniversary with exclusive sales event

Knox County - Your Ohio News - Knox Weekly News

Foster care training expands in Knox County

East Knox Lions Club to host Annual Spring Gun Show fundraiser March 7

'Battle in the Barn' brings community together to support Junior Fair youths

Summit teaches gardeners the proper way to 'dream green'

THE LATEST

Foster care training expands in Knox County

MVNU faculty receive top honors

East Knox Lions Club to host Annual Spring Gun Show fundraiser March 7

'Battle in the Barn' brings community together to support Junior Fair youths

Summit teaches gardeners the proper way to 'dream green'

Ohio reps push to dismantle Education Department

Mount Vernon FFA Ag Power Diagnostics team earns 6th place at district competition

Ariel Foundation offers $5,000 engineering scholarships

Knox Hospital marks 100th placenta donation

Coffeehouse to feature musician Frye

Mount Vernon wrestler hits 100 wins

MVNU faculty receive top honors

Knox County banquet supports conservation efforts

Ohio Foothills tourism brand launches to market 10-county region

Mount Vernon FFA Ag Power Diagnostics team earns 6th place at district competition

Jacket trio win individual titles, girls' wrestling team fourth

Beach earns LCL Bowler of the Year honors; ready to lead team in tourney

Huge rally keeps Fredericktown undefeated

Knox County bowlers strut their stuff at KMAC tournament

East Knox falters late in loss to Danville

Holiday Open House to showcase Pine Hill Independent Senior Living in Mount Vernon

MVNU to present 57th annual performance of Handel’s Messiah Nov. 23

Ohio reps push to dismantle Education Department

Ariel Foundation offers $5,000 engineering scholarships

Fredericktown FFA members attend National Convention; alum earns American Degree

O'Hare receives Lamb Award from Lutheran Church

Letter to the Editor

Property tax hikes put heavy burden on homeowners

Good News

Living free from condemnation

Letter to the Editor

Coshocton County auditor retires to farm

Weekly Blessing

The only living God

Pastor's Pen

God’s grace and salvation are offered to all people without exception

Letter to the Editor

Why New Philadelphia voters rejected the plan

Life Lines

A winter's afternoon spent in search of a safe reentry

Kitchen Table Nutrition

Chocolate, chicken soup and the science of feeling loved

Drawing Laughter

Gigi helps craft a bit of chaos for Valentine’s Day

Housebroken

Finding happiness inside — and outside — the house

KCH Cardiology Department earns accreditation

Knox Hospital marks 100th placenta donation

KCSO welcomes Fritz as new corrections officer

Mount Vernon seeks bids for key projects

Troopers urge motorists to move over, slow down

Ohio offers energy bill relief this winter

Clinton Township water board approves fee reduction

Knox Hospital offers scholarships for healthcare students

Kay H. Culbertson

Robert G. Crise Sr.

Robert G. Crise Sr.

Kathryn E. Tucker

Charles W. Link

John Richard Bross

Salvation Army dedicates renovated Learning Lighthouse

Knox County Chamber to host two January ribbon cuttings

CES Credit Union appoints Mike Copley as president/CEO

Dancing Bee Market & Studio hosts free holiday gift-making workshops

Dean's Jewelry celebrates 60 years of sparkles