Knox County - Work, Live and Play

Knox County is a great place to Work, Live and Play! Residents enjoy a scenic living space with green and flower laden rolling hills in spring, beautiful corn fields in summer, forests of red, yellow and green in fall and a slow moving river that flows through the backbone of the county and adorns white sparkling banks in winter. There are hundreds of square miles of trails and green space to enjoy, including a 14 mile paved walking and biking path. Each village and city center features a vibrant retail and entertainment district that is sure to keep you busy on a Friday night. Manufacturing and technology based businesses are a life source to the counties steadily growing economy. Manufacturers in Knox County ship to locations on every corner of the earth and continue to make advancements in energy and new technology to influence improvements worldwide. Excellence in healthcare is a top priority to Knox County residents. Local healthcare businesses take pride in providing top notch facilities with the latest treatments and caring physicians. Knox County also has a strong interest in investing in its future, boasting three universities, a career/technical center, and five local school districts. They educate with forward thinking ideas that are sure to encourage the next generation of leaders and innovators. We invite you to check out the rest of our site for more resources on our wonderful community. We think you will enjoy Knox County as much as we do!

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Fall Protection Expo, OSHA Certified Training
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Knox County Banquet Center
RSVP to Chamber@KnoxChamber.com

Featured Events

Business After Hours:

Where: AAA Ohio Auto Club
Address: One Public Square
Time:5:00 pm until 6:00 pm
Date: Tuesday, January 17th
Cost: Free! – All are welcome to attend, Open to Chamber members, public, friends, and associates.

Knox County Safety Council:

Where:Mount Vernon Country Club
Address:8927 Martinsburg Road
Time:7:30 am, doors open at 7:00 am
Date: Wednesday, January 18th
Topic: The NEW! Knox County Safety Council Web Site
Cost: $10 per person. All are welcome to attend.

Midday Matters

Where:The Alcove Restaurant & Lounge
Address: 116 South Main Street
Time: Noon until 1pm
Date: Thursday, January 26th
Speaker: Mr. Rick Drenning. Americorps Member Serving the American Red Cross
Topic: Home Fires, Power Outages & Winter Storms

Ribbon Cutting

Where:Journey Kids
Address: 12182 Anchor Drive, Howard
Time: Noon
Date: Wednesday, January 18th
Ambassadors – please wear your red jackets.
Everyone is welcome to attend. Join us as we welcome this new business to Knox County.