Grant Pepper, Staff Reporter
Posted inBaseball, Sports
Fredericktown sweeps Northmor, clinches fifth straight KMAC title
IBERIA – The Fredericktown Freddies came into this week knowing they’d need to be sharp. They were the state’s top-ranked Division III team, carrying an undefeated record through the first […]
Posted inNews
Knox County woman pleads guilty to role in 2022 death of child
MOUNT VERNON — A Howard woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to her role in the 2022 death of her 22-month-old child. Savannah C. Masters, 25, pleaded guilty to one count of […]
Posted inSports
Doup named Fredericktown’s next athletic director
FREDERICKTOWN — Tim Doup arrived 30 minutes early to Fredericktown’s school board meeting Tuesday night. The 31-year coach had been here before – three times, in fact, during the interview […]
Posted inSports
Loudonville to join KMAC in all sports in 2024-25
LOUDONVILLE — The Knox-Morrow Athletic Conference’s search for an eighth member began in March 2020, when Highland announced its impending departure. It ended Monday, on a cold night in the […]
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Knox County man to be sentenced March 9 on 2 felonies related to 22-month-old’s death
MOUNT VERNON — A Howard man will be sentenced March 9 after pleading guilty to two felony charges related to his role in the 2022 death of a 22-month old […]
Posted inBoys basketball, Sports
Fredericktown clinches KMAC title outright with wire-to-wire win over Northmor
IBERIA – The things Fredericktown did well Friday night don’t end up on highlight reels. Rebounding in traffic: boxing out, grabbing the ball with two hands and chinning it. Taking […]
Posted inCitizensagenda, Solutions
What would it take for Fredericktown to begin live-streaming its public meetings?
About This Series This is the first in a three-part solutions journalism series about how – and why – local municipalities are live-streaming their public meetings. Part II will publish […]
Posted inBoys basketball, Sports
Carpenter’s career-high 35 helps Freddies stay unbeaten in KMAC
FREDERICKTOWN – At first glance, it’s Kaid Carpenter’s shoulders that stand out. The Fredericktown senior runs 6-foot-6, 220 pounds, but it’s the way those pounds are allocated that draws attention. […]
