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Scotties-Generals Set to Clash for MVL Title
It is the matchup everyone has been looking forward to this year. Tri-Valley (7-1, 6-0) travels Sheridan (8-0, 6-0) on Friday where the winner will be crowned 2011 MVL… Read More
Athens Looks to Stay Undefeated Against Beaten-Up Wellston
By: Brad Hawley
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What a difference a week makes for the Wellston Rockets. Last week, fresh off their upset of Alexander, the Rockets were sitting above .500 at 4-3 (1-1) and climbed… Read More
Canterbury Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Charges
The Gallipolis man accused of sexually assaulting an Ohio University student pleaded not guilty to charges of rape today. Levi Canterbury, 21, appeared in Athens County Common Pleas Court… Read More
The Top 5 Player of the Year to be Announced Friday
Thanks to all who voted for the top 15 player of the year candidates. Voting has now ended. The top five candidates will be revealed on Friday, Oct. 21 at… Read More
Newswatch In-Depth: Senate Bill 5
Tom Hodson speaks with WOUB student reporters Michael Locklear, Kelsey Borza and Morgan Lentes about the upcoming "Newswatch In-Depth" special on Ohio Senate Bill 5, airing Wednesday, Oct. 26 at… Read More
Update: Dorm Fire Ruled Arson
By: Fred Kight
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Update: 8:59 a.m. Ohio University Police say a reward of $5,000 is on the table for information on an arson fire at Ohio University. No one was hurt but 14… Read More
Humans vs. Zombies Guide
This week starts the annual event of ghoulish festivities. Humans vs. Zombies is a giant game of tag that lasts an entire week, but the rules are extremely different. In… Read More
Athens Park To Become Handicap Accessible
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Thanks to several local donors, the Southside Park off of Richland Avenue will see some new additions. Thanks to a $125,000 project headed by the Athens Noon Rotary, the park… Read More
Security Staff Patrolling OU Zanesville Campus
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Ohio University Zanesville security staff are patrolling the campus while the search continues for three escaped, exotic animals. OUZ and Zane State College are still open today for classes…. Read More
Bobcats Reflect On Recent Injuries
Winning football games starts on the defensive side of the ball. Stopping the run stops the play-action, and it disrupts the opponent’s passing attack. As the Ohio University football team… Read More
Morning Audio Update for October 19
By: Taylor Pool
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Police armed with rifles are patrolling rural Zanesville where dozens of animals escaped from a wild-animal preserve. Plus, elections officials in several Ohio counties say issues on the Nov. 8… Read More
Parkersburg Police Officer On Leave Following Altercation
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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A Parkersburg Police officer is on paid administrative leave, after an altercation with a suspect at the Wood County Holding Facility. Mayor Robert Newell says that Sgt. J. A. Vensel… Read More
Tim O’Brien Brings His “American Music” to Marietta
By: Mark Hellenberg
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It’s hard to pigeonhole Tim O’Brien into any one genre of music. He definitely plays traditional folk music but also writes contemporary songs as well. He’s a bluegrass artist but… Read More
Slideshow: Janelle Monae at Memorial Auditorium
By: Sydney Good
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Up-and-coming R&B singer Janelle Monae thrilled the audience during her performance at OU's Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday, Oct. 18. The show, billed as the Campus Consciousness Tour, was… Read More