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Bethany Road Closed Monday
The Athens County Engineer's Office will be closing County Road 53 (Bethany Ridge) in Rome Twp., between County Road 143 (Potter) and Route 50 on Monday, Sept. 15 from 7… Read More
Attempt Made To Add Medical Lab To Negligence Case
By: Steve Robb | Athens Messenger
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Permission is being sought to add Athens Medical Laboratory to a medical negligence case pending in Franklin County Common Pleas Court. In March, Danny Metts of Athens filed a lawsuit… Read More
Monarch Butterfly Way Station Planned for Nelsonville
By: Steve Robb | Athens Messenger
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What started essentially as a beautification project has undergone a metamorphosis into a plan to establish a monarch butterfly way station in Nelsonville. Earlier this year, residents Miki and Jay… Read More
Power Outage Planned For Athens
AEP Press Release — AEP customers in the city of Athens will be impacted by a planned power outage on Sunday, September 14, 2014 from 6-7 a.m. AEP will be… Read More
Marshall Dominates Ohio, Brings The Bell Back To Huntington
By: Eric Singer, Nick Komjati
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On Saturday afternoon, Rakeem Cato was hungry. Over his three years as Marshall’s quarterback, Cato has proved himself as one of the nation’s best passers, averaging 3,392 yards and 30… Read More
Ohio Field Hockey Nabs First Win
By: Abbey Carnivale
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Ohio freshman Megan Silveira scored her first career goal off the bench in the 51st minute to push the Bobcats ahead of rival Ohio State on Friday. Ohio held on… Read More
Bobcats Beat Ohio State, 3-1
Ohio volleyball won its second match of the Millennium Hotel Invitational in Cincinnati after defeating in-state rival Ohio State University, 3-1 (28-26, 25-22, 24-26, 25-21) Saturday morning. “It was an… Read More
Ohio Tops Xavier In Cincinnati
The Ohio Volleyball team swept host Xavier 3-0 (25-22, 25-23, 25-19) Friday in its opening match of the Millennium Hotel Invitational in Cincinnati. The match had its share of momentum… Read More
Gridiron Glory Week 3 “Fan of the Week”–Meigs High School
By: Nathan Takitch
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Each week, Gridiron Glory host Nathan Taktich travels to southeast Ohio high schools, looking for fans who are passionated about high school football. This week, Nathan traveled down to Pomeroy,… Read More
Logan Finds Its Defense, Cruises To A 55-7 Win Over Meigs [Video]
By: Patrick Klinger
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After giving up an average of 43.5 points per game during its first two losses, the Logan Chieftains finally found some defense in Week 3, as they held Meigs to… Read More
Wahama Dominates Second Half On Its Way To A 30-14 Win Over Southern [Video]
By: Tyler Prich
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The Wahama White Falcons clawed their way to a second-straight conference victory over the Southern Tornadoes on Friday, as Wahama’s Kalieb Sheets and Demitrius Serevicz were able to run all… Read More
Maysville Uses Big Fourth Quarter To Put Away Philo 35-17 [Video]
By: Megan Stamper
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The Philo Electrics faced the tough test of containing their conference rival Maysville on Friday night, and kept them check until the second half. Both teams were tied at 14-14… Read More
Bobcats Target Fourth-Straight Battle For The Bell Win
By: Patrick Klinger
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The Battle for the Bell kicks off for the 57th time on Saturday, as the Ohio Bobcats travel to Huntington to square off against the Marshall Thundering Herd. Ohio Bobcats… Read More