Howard News

Two riders in an Amish buggy escaped with minor injuries when their buggy was hit on Ohio 308 a mile north of Gambier, Saturday at 8:50 a.m. The Ohio State Highway Patrol said John Miller, 54, and his wife, Cevilla, 49, of Gambier were northbound when the buggy was hit from behind by a car driven by Rebekah Baker, 28, Gambier.

Invoking the government's prerogative of eminent domain, the Knox County Board of Commissioners voted Monday afternoon to acquire parcels of land making up the old railroad bed that runs between Howard and Millwood.

Pollution concerns are driving projects to put sewer systems in several Knox County hamlets, but plan details have drawn concerns from some residents.

The Knox County Commissioners met greater opposition to the Millwood sewer system project from property owners along U. S. 36 between Millwood and Howard.

A driver from Howard was involved in two crashes Thursday within two hours and 20 minutes of each other and less than a half mile apart.

BLUE ROCK: Robert 'Bob' F. Mills, Sr., 74, of Staker Hill Road, Blue Rock, passed away at 5 p.m., at Good Samaritan Medical Center Emergency Room Robert was born December 11, 1934, in Zanesville and is the son of the late Frank and Grace Mitchell Mills.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 4:34 AM WCLT News Staff A Knox County man has been sentenced for aiding and abetting four accomplices during a Danville burglary May 17th.

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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.

Fifteen indictments were filed by a Knox County grand jury on Monday. Arraignments are scheduled for Oct.

Violet C. Cole, 90 Oct. 12 Violet C. Cole will celebrate her 90th birthday Oct.

Tom Jensen of Public Policy Polling continues his interesting polling on political misperceptions in a new national poll that was conducted Sept.

COSHOCTON -- Brandon M. King, son of Felecia Boyd, of Howard, and Brian Scott, of Coshocton, has joined the U.S. Army under the delayed entry program.

ZANESVILLE - An ad-hoc committee put together by Safety Director Bob Brandford will meet at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall to discuss the red-light camera issue.

The four teenagers who were involved in a car accident at 2:40 a.m. Labor Day morning all told the Ohio State Highway Patrol they had been drinking.

From the right, "green jobs czar" Van Jones was pro-communist and a race-baiting no-goodnik. From the left, he was an exceptional, inspired leader just in from a little sprint on the Sea of Galilee.

The Civil Air Patrol announced the following cadets were promoted at a ceremony Sept.

Knox County Water and Wastewater Superintendent Ron Simpson and County Assistant Prosecutor Charles McConville met with the Board of Commissioners Thursday morning to review the sewer services contract the county has with the village of Centerburg.

It took some digging to avoid some digging. The digging being done Monday was at the Knox County Service Building, where Apple Valley property owners Joe and Mary Jo Balistreri met with the Knox County Commissioners, Water and Wastewater Superintendent Ron Simpson and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Charles McConville to figure out how a deck came ...

The Board of Commissioners held two pre-construction meetings Thursday to organize paperwork and plans for two upcoming small construction projects in Fredericktown and Howard.