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‘Cats Struggle, But Tie History
By: Matt Archibald
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On the brink of a historic mark, Ohio (12-1) played what head coach John Groce called "an ugly game," but it was pretty enough to get the victory, 71-63 on… Read More
Brazill Invited to NFL Combine
After helping lead the Ohio Bobcats to their first bowl game in school history on December 17th, LaVon Brazill has been invited to the NFL combine, according to Ohio Bobcats… Read More
Zanesville Moves Ahead With Downtown Revitalization
By: Fred Kight
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The man who runs the revitalization program for the Zanesville Downtown Association gives the program a "C-plus" for 2011. The grade from Dana Matz today came in a year-end interview… Read More
January Athens Crime Solvers Cases
Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous needs your help in solving several crimes highlighted as crimes of the month of January. Athens City police are looking information about a home… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update December 30
The Gallia County 2012 budget calls for across the board cuts. A Carter County, Ky. man stands accused of stealing brass and bronze markers from World War II veterans graves…. Read More
KY Man Charged With Grave Marker Thefts
By: Associated Press
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A northeastern Kentucky man is due in court Monday to face charges that he stole the markers from the graves of World War II veterans and attempted to sell them… Read More
State Trying To Find Ohioans Owed Refunds
By: Associated Press
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The state says it's having trouble finding Ohioans owed an estimated $3.6 million in tax refunds. That's the total from about 12,000 refund checks that came back to the state… Read More
Gallia Co. Budget Calls For Cuts Across The Board
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The newly-released 2012 Gallia County General Fund means a 14 percent budget cut across the board. According to a press release from the Gallia County Commissioners, the cuts come after… Read More
New Wood County Justice Center Dedicated
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Construction is done on a new multi-purpose justice center in Wood County. The facility was four years and several million dollars in the making. The sheriff's office, magistrate court… Read More
Bobcats Pummel Patriots
By: Maddie Kuhn
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Ohio shot 53 percent from the floor tonight, 12 percentage points more than its previous high, en route to a 75-59 win over George Mason. The Lady 'Cats balanced scoring… Read More