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Mount Vernon Municipal Court: 98 cases on docket, August 19-23, 2024
The following 98 cases are on the Mount Vernon Municipal Court docket for the week of August 19-23, 2024. Judge John Thatcher presides over the Mount Vernon Municipal Court. The court bailiff is William Champlin. Note: all defendants are assumed innocent until proven guilty. DATENAMEVIOLATIONSAGENCYATTORNEY. 08/19/2024GREYWOLF, MICHAEL S2903.13(A) ASSAULTKCSDO'DONNELL, JOHN...
Mount Vernon, Gambier locations test positive for West Nile Virus
MOUNT VERNON — Mosquitos captured in traps from Mount Vernon and Gambier have tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV.) Knox Public Health received notification of the positive results from the Ohio Department of Health (ODH.) “We will be conducting pesticide spraying in the areas they (mosquitoes) were trapped,”...
Ohio Power Siting Board to hold Frasier Solar hearing on Aug. 19
MOUNT VERNON — The next step in the Frasier Solar project gets underway on Monday with the Ohio Power Siting Board hearing at 10 a.m. in Columbus. Unlike the hearings earlier this year in Mount Vernon, Monday’s adjudicatory hearing is a formal judicial procedure. Only the parties in the case will participate: intervenors, Open Road Renewables, and OPSB staff.
Millersburg getting building upgrades, thanks to $250,000 state grant
Historic Downtown Millersburg will be getting some building upgrades, thanks to a$250,000 grant from the state. According to Holmes County’s planning commissioner, the funding will be used to make improvements to a trio of buildings on Jackson Street. The first project will see American Hall receive new windows at a cost of $100,000. The second project will involve more than $50,000 worth of repairs to Jackpot Pottery, including some internal upgrades. The third building benefiting from the grant will get nearly $70,000 to make some outer repairs and upgrade its HVAC system.
Ohio Eastern Star shares Country Club Olympic results
MOUNT VERNON — The Ohio Eastern Star Home and Country Club Rehabilitation Campus competed against each other in three Olympic events from Aug. 5 to 9. On Aug. 5, the opening ceremonies included a parade of residents from each facility in The Ohio Eastern Star Home’s Community Room.
Grab a float or walking shoes and register for the Berlin Harvest Fest parade
Registration is underway for the annual Berlin Harvest Fest parade that will take place Sept. 7. Since July 2003, the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau has worked alongside the Berlin Main Street Merchants to present the parade, which is part of Harvest Fest. ...
Ribbon for Old Middle School in Mount Vernon Thursday
Do you remember the old Middle Schoolon Mulberry Street?Remember walking down the hall?Wouldn’t you like to revisit some memories?. Join us this Thursday for the Ribbon Cutting ceremony!Ribbon Cutting at The Grad ApartmentsThursday, August 15, 2024Event: 4 PM until 6 PMRibbon Cutting: 4 PMCLICK HERE TO REGISTERThe Grad Apartments301 North Mulberry Street, Mount VernonOPEN TO THE PUBLIC – ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTENDThe Grad is a community steeped in education, housed within a newly renovated and restored historical landmark designed by the prolific architect Vernon Redding. Winner of the Historic Preservation Award, this sprawling historic luxury apartment building boasts an impressive 51,000 square feet. Here, where well-preserved historic architecture, industrial flavor, and modern luxury fuse to create a community rich in history and brimming with modern conveniences.We hope to see you there on Thursday at 4 PM.
Mount Vernon City Council passes Legislation
R ESOLUTION NO. 202 4 – 6 9. A Resolution authorizing and directing the Safety-Service Director of the City of. Mount Vernon, Ohio to enter into contract with Civil and Environmental Consultants,. Inc. for design of a west end sanitary sewer replacement project; and declaring an. emergency. RESOLUTION NO....
CPA firm backs out of Mount Vernon contract when auditor's office fails to cooperate
Mount Vernon City Council members have called for an audit of the Auditor's office following the withdrawal of McDaniels CPA firm from a contract aimed at improving the city's payroll system. Councilmember Mike Miller made this request during the August 12 city council meeting. According to a Mount Vernon News...
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