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Knox County reports 26 poor condition bridges

5 days ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT VERNON - The Knox County engineer's office has deemed 26 bridges in the county in poor condition. The National Bridge Inspection Standards mandate that inspectors examine bridges every two years. The Ohio Dept. of Transportation defines bridges in poor condition by specific parts of the structure. Like the U.S. rates the deck, superstructure, substructure, or culverts as being in poor or worse condition.
Greywolf sentenced to 45 years to life in Knox County Common Pleas Court for child rapes

6 days ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT VERNON - Michael Greywolf, 69, will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. Knox County Common Pleas Court Judge Richard Wetzel on Thursday sentenced Greywolf to a total of 45 years to life in prison Thursday on two counts of first-degree felony rape. Greywolf was found guilty by a Knox County jury on April 10 for forcible rape and rape of a child less than 13 years old. The jury deliberated for about four hours after hearing evidence, including testimony from the defendant.
Knox County grand jury indicts 11

6 days ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT VERNON - A Knox County grand jury handed down 11 indictments on Monday. Here are the cases: Joson R. Carroll, 35, of Mount Vernon, failure to provide change of address, a second-degree felony. Mitchell T. Wheeler, 53, of Etowah, receiving stolen property, a fourth-degree felony. Marcus D. Wright, 19, of Mount Vernon, domestic violence, a fifth-degree felony. Branden L. Gamble, 28, of Mount Vernon, domestic violence, a fourth-degree felony. Matthew B.
Knox County residents ask Balderson's staff about federal cuts at town hall

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT VERNON - Dick Mavis wanted some answers from his U.S. Representatives. The former Democratic Mount Vernon Mayor waited 45 minutes to share his thoughts on the current federal administration and its impact on Knox County. While waiting to speak with U.S. Rep. Troy Balderson's staff, Mavis drew up questions he'd like the U.S. Representative to eventually answer.
Knox County fire levies had mixed results at the May 6 special election.

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

CENTERBURG - Central Ohio Joint Fire District's four-year, 5.925-mill replacement levy that would have generated $1,468,000 annually failed Tuesday. Of the 794 votes cast, 568 voters said no (71.54%). Only 228 (28.46%) approved the replacement levy. Voters rejected the levy in November 2024 by a 51.94% to 48.06% margin.
One dead in apparent suicide during police encounter in Mount Liberty

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT LIBERTY - A man is dead after an apparent suicide encounter with law enforcement at the Heart of Ohio Bike Trail on Tuesday morning, according to a press release from the Knox County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff detectives were assisting the Columbus Division of Police Homicide Unit in conducting surveillance on a residence believed to be concealing a suspect wanted on outstanding murder and felony child endangerment warrants.
Eleven sentenced in Knox County Common Pleas Court in April

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Grant Ritchey

MOUNT VERNON - Eleven common pleas sentences were handed down in Knox County Common Pleas Court in April. Here are the cases: Ronald Harmon, no address, was sentenced to one year of monitored time for "possession of" conviction. Harmon was also ordered to serve 180 days in the Knox County Jail with 0 days credited, served concurrently with the Wayne County Common Pleas Court case against Harmon and commit no jailable offenses for a year. Kenneth D.
Knox County OH Indivisible holds first official meeting

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Cheryl Splain

MOUNT VERNON - On Saturday, roughly 50 people gathered in Habitat for Humanity's community space for the first official meeting of Knox County OH Indivisible. Organizer Meg Galipault briefly reviewed the national Indivisible group, which started in 2017 in response to President Donald Trump's first election to the White House. It started as a guide about organizing locally to pressure elected officials.
East Knox to drop to Division VI for upcoming football season

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Curt Conrad

HOWARD - The Bulldogs are on the move. The Ohio High School Athletic Association released its divisional and regional alignments for the 2025 football season Thursday and the biggest news among Knox County schools is East Knox will drop to Division VI and slot into Region 23. The Bulldogs were in Division V last year. East Knox was 4-6 and finished 19th in Region 18.
Knox County Transit launches new website as part of transformation

1 week ago | knoxpages.com | Cheryl Splain

MOUNT VERNON - Knox County Transit launched its new website last week, one visible result of two years of behind-the-scenes work. The website joins KCT's new name and look as part of the transit agency's rebranding. "This has been a lot of work and a lot of effort. It's very rewarding to see things start to pay off," Transit Director Bethany Celmar told the county commissioners. Celmar joined KCT, formerly Knox Area Transit, in 2022.