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Councilman Expected To Face Jury Trial
By: Atish Baidya, Bill Rockwell | Perry County Tribune staff reporter
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A trial date for a New Lexington Village councilman charged with child endangering and drunk driving could be set within 30 days. The Perry County Tribune reports a pretrial hearing… Read More
Foodland Robbery Suspect Arrested
By: Susan Tebben | The Athens Messenger
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The man who allegedly robbed the Foodland Market has been caught in Huron County after he attempted another robbery, according to the Athens County Sheriff's Office. Michael J. Fette, 46,… Read More
Vinton County Teen Remembered As Model Student And Athletic Leader
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Athens Messenger
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Kendall Sweany ended one of her last tennis practices with a characteristic sense of self-denigrating humor, playing foil to her primary role as team leader, as student athlete, as friend…. Read More
Afternoon Audio Update for August 21
Enrollment at some Ohio colleges is holding steady or increasing slightly a year after schools switched to a semester schedule. A state study says no new rules are needed to… Read More
Police Search For Road Rage Suspect
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Athens Messenger
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County and local officials are looking for an Albany woman suspected of inciting road rage and assaulting another driver on Tuesday. Sarah Wood, 22, of Albany, was allegedly following another… Read More
Three-Point Stance: Logan Reestablishes Toughness
By: Brad Friedman
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Editor’s Note: Three-Point Stance is Gridiron Glory’s written preview series leading up to its 15th season on WOUB. Gridiron is visiting training camps for all 32 teams in the coverage… Read More
Preseason Coaches Poll Ranks Ohio Soccer Third In MAC East
The Mid-American Conference released its annual Women’s Soccer Coaches Poll, and the Bobcats were predicted to finish third in the MAC East behind Miami (OH) and Kent State. Ohio earned… Read More
Three-Point Stance: Out With The Old, In With The New In Portsmouth
By: Michael Gallo
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Editor’s Note: Three-Point Stance is Gridiron Glory’s written preview series leading up to its 15th season on WOUB. Gridiron is visiting training camps for all 32 teams in the coverage… Read More
Three-Point Stance: Warren Rebuilds And Refocuses
Editor’s Note: Three-Point Stance is Gridiron Glory’s written preview series leading up to its 15th season on WOUB. Gridiron is visiting training camps for all 32 teams in the coverage… Read More
Enrollment Steady To Ohio’s Universities After Semesters Change
By: Associated Press
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Officials at some Ohio colleges are pleased to see enrollment holding steady or increasing slightly a year after dipping more than expected overall as schools switched to a semester schedule…. Read More
Two Millfield Residents Charged With Heroin Trafficking
By: Susan Tebben | The Athens Messenger
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Two Millfield residents were taken into custody Monday after allegedly trafficking heroin from their home. Jeffrey L. Cox, 25; and Kayla M. Estep, 22, both of 10994 Twist Tail Road,… Read More
Mother Arrested After Driving Drunk With Baby On Lap
By: Kristi Murphy | Circleville Herald
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A Circleville mother was arrested for child endangering Monday after allegedly driving drunk with her baby on her lap, according to the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office. A 911 caller reported… Read More
Athens County Commissioners Discuss Dog Shelter
By: Steve Robb | Athens Messenger
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It was a dog day in August at Tuesday’s meeting of the Athens County Commissioners, who considered a number of issues relating to the county dog shelter. The day included… Read More
Doctor Suspended After Child Porn Charge
By: Associated Press
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The State Medical Board of Ohio has suspended the license of the former director of a pediatric cancer radiation unit at Ohio State University who federal prosecutors allege downloaded sexually… Read More
Ohio Colleges See Positive Enrollment Numbers
By: Associated Press
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Officials at some Ohio colleges are pleased to see enrollment holding steady or increasing slightly a year after dipping more than expected overall as schools switched to a semester schedule…. Read More
Kentucky Hosts Tire Drop Off
By: Associated Press
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Kentucky residents can drop off unwanted tires free of charge during a succession of amnesty events across the state starting Thursday and continuing through October. The state Division of Waste… Read More