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Intentional Fatherhood
Father recalls lessons beyond the classroom
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Looking Back
Brothers took part in Carrollton’s 1996 Memorial Day services
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Look at the Past
Carrie’s Restaurant remembered in Holloway
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The Garden Gate
Hoe no! Avoiding garden pitfalls
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OSU Extension Wayne Co.
Remembering the meaning of Memorial Day
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Cooking with Karl
Fire Up the Grill: Summer Starts Now
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Your OSU Extension Edge
May brings busy farm season in Holmes County
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Thank you, Uniontown Lions Club
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The View From Here
Yard work is not my favorite
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Pastor's Pen
Christians must boldly live out biblical truth because Christ is King
Old artillery shells safely detonated in Knox County
Military ordnance found on North Sandusky Street; no public threat remains after controlled explosion.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office is informing the public that a deposit of old military artillery shells was discovered early Saturday on North Sandusky Street.
With the assistance of the Columbus Bomb Squad and the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Team, the ordnance was safely removed from the area. All items were transported to the gravel pit on Millersburg Road near Brinkhaven, where they were successfully detonated in a controlled explosion.
Residents in the surrounding areas may have heard a loud explosion as part of the disposal process. Please be assured that these detonations are planned and controlled, and there is no ongoing threat to the public. If you observe any suspicious objects or possible unexploded ordnance in the future, do not touch or move the item. Contact local authorities immediately.
KCSO appreciates the cooperation and understanding of the community as we work to ensure the safety of all residents.