Mount Vernon Nazarene University News

Bernard "Buck" Lilley of Moundsville and Angela Lilley of Weirton announce the engagement of their daughter, Bridget Ann, to Joshua Shane Britton, son of John and Barb Britton of Zanesfield.

MOUNT VERNON -- On Oct. 1, Mount Vernon Nazarene University's School of Nursing and Health Sciences' nursing major received official accreditation from The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

NEWARK -- Carson Elementary second-grade teacher Whitney Howe thought she was demonstrating trick-or-treat safety for the student body Thursday afternoon.

Stephanie Nutter and Donald Dyar are announcing their engagement. The future bride is the daughter of Mark and Vonnie Nutter, of Newark.

Project bids were the order of the week for the city of Mount Vernon. Mayor Richard Mavis said city officials awarded a bid for one project and accepted potential bids for another this week.

COSHOCTON - Friends of the Coshocton Campus gathered Thursday afternoon to hear about the college's future.

The human brain is an organ which has been described as resembling the texture and consistency of "cooked cauliflower." It controls all of the body's functions, including involuntary, instinctive or automatic actions, such as breathing, and voluntary actions, such as walking and talking and thinking.

The large crowd gathered to enjoy some great Christian music in the Grove of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on Saturday at Sonfest 2009 was not disappointed.

COSHOCTON - Melanie P. Bolender has been named the new Campus Administrator for Central Ohio Technical College Coshocton Campus.

The late-arrival days for the 2009-10 school year will be Sept. 17, Oct. 15, Nov.

Officials at Mount Vernon Nazarene University said that allegations of a rape on campus last week are completely false.

Although Mount Vernon Nazarene University on Friday held a grand opening for the Buchwald Center and its Schnormeier Gallery, the visual arts center is not yet open for classes.

September's First Friday festivities focused on, and were sponsored by, the area's institutions of higher learning - Central Ohio Technical College, Kenyon College and Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

The Heritage Centre Association announces First Friday returning to Public Square on Friday.

As summer winds to a close, one can see young people all over the city enjoying their last few days of vacation, going to the movies, hanging out with friends, running for city council.

As summer winds to a close, one can see young people all over the city enjoying their last few days of vacation, going to the movies, hanging out with friends, running for city council.

MARIETTA -- Crista Berry of Coshocton has been accepted into the eighth class of Marietta College's Physician Assistant Program.

Lori Ann Jordan has been appointed to serve as a princess in the Royal Court of the 73rd Mountain State Forest Festival by Delegate Mike Ross.

Staples helping teenagers 'do something' MANSFIELD -- DoSomething.org and Staples are teaming up for the second annual national Do Something 101 school supply drive with Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, Ciara.

A man who made an incredible turn in his own life has labored on to do the same for others.