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Ohio Governor John Kasich Announces New Ohio University Trustee
By: Taylor Pool
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Ohio Governor John Kasich has announced a new member of the Ohio University Board of Trustees. According to a news release, Governor Kasich has appointed David Brightbill of Lower Salem… Read More
Licking County Road Reopened After Fatal Crash
By: Taylor Pool
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a road in Licking County is open again following a fatal accident. One person was killed and another was badly injured in the intersection… Read More
Ohio Receivers’ “Flight School” has the Offense Thriving
By: Marlowe Alter
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The biggest question coming into the 2012 season for the Ohio Bobcats' offense was the perceived hole at wide receiver. Head coach Frank Solich was admittedly uncertain about the receiver… Read More
Canadian Golfer Makes Athens His New Home
By: Lucas Widman
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Freshman golfer Brad Burgess has a background that is different from all of his teammates; He is from up north. No, not Michigan…a little bit further. Burgess hails from St…. Read More
Fatal Accident Closes Licking Co. Road
By: Olivia Bevan
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A road in Licking County is closed following a fatal accident. One person was killed and another was badly injured in the intersection of US Route 62 and Ohio 661… Read More
Marietta Native To Receive Smart Home
By: Sara Vallone
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Army Specialist and Marietta native Kyle Hockenberry is in the process of picking out a lot where his smart home will be built. Hockenberry is a triple amputee, after losing… Read More
SI’s Lar Anderson Talks With Russ Eisenstein About Ohio Football
By: Tom Hodson
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Lars Anderson, a reporter for Sports Illustrated, was in Athens last week to gather information for an upcoming article about Ohio University football and the resurgent career of Coach Frank… Read More
OU Celebrates The 20-Year Partnership With A German University
By: Yingchi Wei
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Ohio University and the University of Leipzig have renewed a Memorandum of Understanding in celebration of their 20-year partnership. The Memorandum was originally signed on June 23, 1994. It aims… Read More
Athens County Crime Solvers October Crimes Of The Month
Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous officials are asking for the public's help. Several crimes are still unsolved as the month of October approaches. Police say the suspect(s) broke a window to the… Read More
Ohio School District Battles for a Levy
Cambridge City Schools leaders are hoping voters approve a levy appearing on this November's ballot. Superintendent Dennis Dettra says if voters don't approve the renewal tax levy, the district is… Read More
OU Learning Community Builds Creative Connections
By: Ryan Judy
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Starting college can be a difficult transition for some freshmen. After all, meeting new people, taking college-level courses and living in a dorm can be stressful. Ohio University is easing… Read More
Committee Created To Tackle Sewer Extension Proposal
By: Olivia Bevan
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A special committee of Athens city leaders is charged with taking up future discussions about a county commissioners' proposal to expand the city's sewer system. The Athens City Council Planning… Read More
Perry Co. Mining Accident Considered “Minor”
US Department of Labor Mine Safety and Health Administration officials say there will not be a formal investigation into the coal mining accident that sent five workers to the hospital… Read More
Camelot on Canvas: Athens Studio Opens Medieval-Style Exhibit
A Cavalcade of Castles will be on display at Passion Works Studio through the fall.
Morning Update for September 25
A man is charged with felonious assault after shooting a Gallipolis police officer Monday morning. Authorities are still investigating a Gallia County Jail inmate that died over the weekend. Details… Read More