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Men’s Basketball: Offutt Carries Ohio In Defeat Of Hampton
Ohio remained undefeated to start the season, but not without a fight from Hampton. The Pirates pushed the Bobcats for all 40 minutes, but Ohio pulled out a 75-67 victory…. Read More
Instant Reaction: Ohio Defeats Hampton 75-67
The Ohio men’s basketball team came into tonight’s game versus Hampton riding high with a three-game winning streak to start the season. In a frustrating game for both teams, Ohio… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Ohio Adds Three Recruits To 2013-14 Class
Ohio Women's Basketball Head Coach Semeka Randall bolstered her 2013-14 recruiting with the additions of Yamonie Jenkins, Quiera Lampkins and Destini Cooper Tuesday. Cooper and Jenkins are currently teammates on… Read More
College Readiness Exam Replacing Ohio Grad Test
By: Associated Press
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State education leaders have agreed to replace the Ohio Graduation Test with a nationally standardized college readiness test, such as the ACT, and 10 subject-area exams. The college readiness test… Read More
Fmr. Visitors Bureau Director Repays Fraudulent Charges
The former executive director of the Ross-Chillicothe Convention and Visitors Bureau repaid more than $6,500 in misspent public funds after an audit found she made fraudulent charges. According to a… Read More
OU Southern Uses Horses To Help Veterans
By: Fred Kight
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Riding a horse is fun: lots of people like to climb in the saddle for a gallop in the countryside. Then there are those who ride a horse for therapy,… Read More
Podcast: Ohio Faces Hampton And Richmond
Jim Christian started the season off hot in Ohio’s first three games of the season. The Bobcats are winning by an average of 30 points so far this season. Ohio’s… Read More
Winner Declared In Meigs Co. Prosecutor’s Race
By: Rose Troyer
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After two weeks of waiting for the provisional ballots to be counted in Meigs County, Colleen Williams has been re-elected as prosecutor. Becky Johnston, the Meigs County Board of Elections… Read More
Chillicothe Fire Dept. Seeking Help In Arson Investigations
A string of arsons in Chillicothe has the fire department looking to the public for help. A total of five arsons have been reported so far in 2012. Assistant Fire… Read More
Dann’s Law License Suspended
By: Court News Ohio
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The law license of former Ohio Attorney General Marc E. Dann has been suspended for six months for engaging in conduct that resulted in his conviction on misdemeanor criminal counts… Read More
Holiday Pops Concert in Zanesville
By: Rod Lang
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The Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra (SEOSO) will perform its annual Holiday Pops Concert on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. at Secrest Auditorium in Zanesville. Conducted by SEOSO Music Director… Read More
Ohio University Involved In Study Of Separated Parenting
Ohio University will take part in federally funded project aimed at helping separated parents raise their children. The four-year project, paid for with a $400,000 U.S. Department of Health and… Read More
Perry County Deputies Arrest Alleged Bank Robber
Sheriff's deputies have one man in custody in connection with a November 15 bank robbery in Perry County. Perry County Sheriff William Barker said deputies arrested 37-year-old John Meikle on… Read More
Morning Update for November 20
A man used a knife to rob an antique toy and comic book store. A man is arrested for robbing a bank in Perry County. Details in your… Read More
In Focus: Impact of the Affordable Care Act in Appalachia
By: Kaitlyn Crist , Kristel Hartshorn, Samantha Ripkin
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The Affordable Care Act could be a saving grace for those in Southeast Ohio who are uninsured or underinsured. It helps cover those who have pre-existing conditions, and provides preventive… Read More