Danville News

Council, following an hour executive session, passed an amended Ordinance 2009-10, which set the salaries and wages for 2010.

"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys would fly." Those words capped off a classic episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, one that has inspired turkey drops across the US.

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Two people were arrested over the weekend by METRICH Enforcement agents, following the execution of two drug related search warrants.

The Danville Village Council got a lot accomplished in a short amount of time Monday.

The death of a Danville woman in a Saturday morning crash two miles east of Danville appears to be the sixth alcohol-related traffic fatality in Knox County so far in 2009.

A one-car crash early Saturday on U-S 62 in Danville in Knox County killed a Danville woman and injured three others.

The driver of a car involved in a fatal accident early this morning in Knox County was charged with drunken driving.

Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Ashley Vess, cadet commander of the Licking County Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, has been named a Student of Integrity by the Better Business Bureau of Central Ohio.

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On a quiet autumn afternoon, leaves fall at the desolate intersection of two dirt roads in the Appalachian foothills of rural central Ohio.

On Friday, Common Pleas Court Judge Otho Eyster sentenced eight men and two women for various felony crimes and community control supervision violations, according to Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher.

Monte Vance has always been about serving the people. Whether as a pastor or a policeman, Vance believes in helping his fellow man.

The Danville Village Council meeting was a light one Monday. Council's main action was the adoption of an ordinance annexing into the village the property that includes the Family Dollar store on U.S. 62.

John and Lourie Shults are delighted with their unusual neighbor. The 14-mile long Kokosing Gap rail trail borders their wooded property near Danville.

School cafeterias are offering students more varied and increasingly healthful lunches.

LOUDONVILLE -- If Loudonville High School biology teacher David Spreng were to write a book, one chapter would be devoted to Damon Winkleman.

The trouble with new cars is not so much the bells and whistles you have to work with, but the things that are no longer there.

School district income taxes and school property tax levies pay for things such as teachers' salaries, utilities and educational supplies, but there are also some "hidden" costs to doing business as an educational entity.

Trail enthusiasts looking forward to the eventual completion of the Heart of Ohio Trail between Centerburg and Mount Vernon have cause for appreciating the slow movement of government, for once.