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Food Assistance Being Cut
By: Fred Kight
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Ohioans who receive Food Assistance may soon see a small reduction in the amount of their benefits. This change is due to a government recalculation triggered by lower natural gas… Read More
Commissioner Found Not Guilty
By: Fred Kight
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Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan has been found not guilty of domestic violence. The verdict was delivered by a judge after a trial this afternoon in Athens County Municipal Court…. Read More
UPDATE: Hocking Co. Woman Accused Of Injecting Her Minor Children With Heroin Arrested
By: Cheri Russo
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Update: Authorities say an Ohio mother has been arrested on charges accusing her of injecting her teenage children with heroin before sending them to school. The Hocking County… Read More
Brian Boesch Accepts Position With The Winston-Salem Dash
The Winston-Salem Dash, a minor league baseball team, have named 2011 HTC/Journalism graduate Brian Boesch as the club’s new director of Media Relations. In addition to serving as the team’s… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For February 24
By: Olivia Bevan
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After 5 years of planning and setbacks, developers say they're back on track to bring a multi-billion dollar steel plant to Southern Ohio. A judge has ruled that the mother-in-;aw… Read More
Boys Basketball-Playoff Preview: (5) Fed Hock vs (4) Southeastern
By: Ian McConville
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The Fed Hock Lancers have been on a tear as of late, winning their last four contests of the regular season en route to a third place finish in the… Read More
Judge Rules Sandra Inman Sane
By: Associated Press
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A judge has ruled that the mother-in-law of a southeast Ohio woman found strangled in a septic tank was sane at the time of the alleged crime. Sandra… Read More
OU Chillicothe Renovates Technology Center
By: Taylor Pool
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Students on the Ohio University Chillicothe Campus are now using a newly renovated Technology and Business Development Center. The building serves as a center for students interested in starting up… Read More
Phillips Supports PUCO Rejection Of AEP Rate Hike
By: Taylor Pool
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American Electric Power will lower its rates after a ruling by the Public Utitlies Commission of Ohio yesterday. The PUCO made the ruling after receiving hundreds of complaints from businesses… Read More
Morning Audio Update for February 24
By: Taylor Pool
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Chauncey Elementary School will close its doors at the end of the school year. Plus, J P Morgan Chase is adding more jobs in Central Ohio.
West Virginia Governor Wants Help With Prison Crowding
By: Associated Press
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Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin wants a national group to help West Virginia ease prison crowding. Tomblin tells The Associated Press that he's asking for a review by the… Read More
Ohio Part Of Suit To Block Birth Control Obama Health Care Requirement
By: Associated Press
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Seven states are asking a federal judge to block an Obama administration mandate that requires birth control coverage for employees of religious-affiliated hospitals, schools and outreach programs. The… Read More
Chauncey Elementary School Will Close At End Of School Year
By: Alyssa Hansen
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Chauncey Elementary School will close its doors at the end of the school year. The Athens City School Board voted unanimously last night to close the school as a… Read More
Boys Basketball-Playoff Preview: (8) River Valley vs (1) Nelsonville-York
By: Lucas Widman
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In the Athens District of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division III boys basketball playoffs, the number one seeded Nelsonville-York Buckeyes are coming off a first round bye. The… Read More