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The Knox County Park District has acquired Coshocton Road property from the Philander Chase Conservancy, conserving the land in perpetuity.

Student research was used to prepare the application to honor Wayman Chapel AME Church, the first Black church in Knox County.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and other special events open to the community will celebrate the launch of The Annex downtown on Friday, Sept. 8.

Former swimming and diving coach Jim Steen will be inducted into the Kenyon College Athletics Hall of Fame during a two-day reunion on Sept. 8-9.

The retired Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice will speak about the challenges — and triumphs — of democracy in Ohio on Sept. 13.

Kenyon College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host its annual free Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 22.

Experts will gather for the Center for the Study of American Democracy conference “What’s My Dollar Worth? Inflation’s Causes, Consequences and Cures.”

The show, produced by the Department of Dance, Drama and Film, will feature eight performances and will run for about an hour-and-a-half with an intermission.

After nearly a decade of distinguished leadership, Sean Decatur will conclude his service as Kenyon’s 19th president to assume the presidency of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.