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Stuart’s to Host Desert Rock Pioneers Terakaft Sept. 14
The sounds of Mali will fill Stuart’s Opera House when desert rock pioneers Terakaft take the stage on Monday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. Formed in 2001 by a member… Read More
Amid Position Switch, Casey Sayles Leads Bobcats Defensive Line
Casey Sayles is playing a new position this year. After lining up at defensive end for his first two years as a Bobcat, the defensive lineman has made the shift… Read More
Philo Defense to Face Stiff Test in Maysville
By: Megan Stamper
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When the Maysville Panthers link up with the Philo Electrics on Friday night, the Electric defense will face arguably its toughest test of the season against Maysville’s high powered offense,… Read More
Dennis Greene, Ex-Member of Sha Na Na Singing Group, Dies
By: Associated Press
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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) – Dennis Greene, a founding member of the Sha Na Na doo-wop singing group and a University of Dayton law professor, has died. He was 66. Greene’s… Read More
Bobcat Football Seeks to Reclaim Bell Against Marshall
By: Nick Komjati
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Losing to a rival delivers a gut punch. Losing to a rival by 30 points while surrendering over 700 yards of offense delivers the ultimate blow. While Ohio players and… Read More
Clinton Makes Campaign Stop In Columbus
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Columbus Thursday morning to hear from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. The rally at the Columbus Athenaeum is Clinton’s first stop to the swing-state’s… Read More
Bobcat Cross Country Hosts 2015 Ohio Invitational
By: Bianca Long
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After a successful start to the 2015 season, the Ohio cross country teams return to Athens to host the Ohio Invitational on Friday. The event will serve as the Bobcats’… Read More
Ohio Field Hockey Plays Two in Home-Opening Weekend
By: Blake Baker
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Coming off a 1-1 weekend that ended with a victory, Ohio field hockey looks to keep it rolling as the team prepares for two weekend home contests The ‘Cats recorded… Read More
Hocking College President Confirms Title IX Investigation
By: Susan Tebben
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In a letter to students and staff, Hocking College President Betty Young confirmed that an investigation by the university is still ongoing in reference to an alleged sexual offense on… Read More
Hyrnewich Wins MAC Women’s Golfer of the Week
The Mid-American Conference named its Women’s Golfer of the Week on Thursday, and Ohio’s Hailey Hrynewich hauled in the hardware. The award comes after the junior golfer took fourth in… Read More
River Valley Looks For Third Straight Win Against Eastern
By: Clay Benjamin
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It is still early in the season and there is still a lot of football to be played, but after the first two weeks of the season, the once predictable… Read More
Week 2 Power Rankings: SEOAL, MSL, & SVC
SEOAL Logan Chiefains 2-0 (0-0) | Last rank: 1 | Next opponent: Vs. Meigs Question marks arose after the Athens Bulldogs dumped 49 points on the Chieftain defense during week… Read More
Week 2 Power Rankings: MVL
1.) Maysville 2-0, (2-0) | Last Rank: 2 | Next opponent: @ Philo Maysville continued its dominance with a 21-0 win over New Lexington last week. Chase Roberts, Johnny Runkle,… Read More
PHOTOS: Thomas Mapfumo at Stuart’s Opera House
Thomas Mapfumo, “The Lion of Zimbabwe,” made an appearance at Stuart’s Opera House last night, performing an exciting set of his Chimurenga music for an appreciative audience. Musician, author and… Read More
W. Va Launches first 24-Hour Statewide Substance Abuse Hotline
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia is launching its first 24-hour statewide substance abuse call line. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced the launch of 844-HELP4WV Wednesday. The service will provide… Read More
Bipartisan Effort Launched To Reduce Ohio Inmate Population
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A bipartisan group including one of the nation’s leading anti-tax crusaders and the American Civil Liberties Union is launching a new effort to reduce Ohio’s inmate… Read More
Ohio Pawpaw Festival Returns this Weekend
By: Kelly Fisher
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This weekend, pawpaw lovers (and anyone interested in a fun time) will converge on Lake Snowden for the 17th annual Ohio Pawpaw Festival, jam-packed with exhibits, food and beer, live… Read More
Law Enforcement Fighting Back Against Drugs and Related Crime
With drug addiction a growing epidemic across Ohio, law enforcement are seeing an increase in drug related crimes. In an effort to fight back, officers have expanded their resources… Read More
Hocking College President Speaks Out About Rape Investigation
By: Susan Tebben
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More than a week after allegations of a sex offense were reported at Hocking College, the president says the college is not done investigating, contrary to a spokesperson’s previous statements…. Read More
Fairfield Union, Vinton County’s Run-Oriented Offenses to Clash
By: Josh Vermillion
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Both Fairfield Union (1-1) and Vinton County (0-2) stumbled in week two, but Friday’s match-up presents an opportunity to right the ship before conference play begins. The Falcons have amassed… Read More
Belpre, Federal Hocking Each Seek Win No. 1
By: Anthony Allocco
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Two winless teams have a chance to right the ship Friday and begin a run at the conference title. Federal Hocking and Belpre have been outscored 149-33 through two games,… Read More