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Ohio Soccer Drops Season Opener
By: Grant Burkhardt
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The trip from Wright State to Athens is a minute or two less than 2.5 hours. The Raiders needed only eight minutes to bury Ohio. Liz Soto's eighth-minute header was… Read More
Barn Fires In Licking County Ruled Arsons
By: Cheri Russo
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Three barn fires in Licking County have been ruled arsons. Two were on Refugee Road and one was on National Road. All three occurred yesterday between 5 a.m. and 6:30… Read More
Athens Prepares For Pelotonia 2011
By: Cheri Russo
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The city of Athens is making preparations for this weekend's Pelotonia event. Pelotonia is a bike ride in support of cancer research that starts in Columbus and ends in Athens…. Read More
Afternoon Audio Update August 19
By: Cheri Russo
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A Zanesville man is now behind bars, charged with murder. Washington County authorities have busted an alleged moonshine operation. Officers yesterday uncovered a still in Waterford. Listen here for… Read More
New Research Effort At Ohio University
By: Fred Kight
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Millions of Americans suffer pain in their muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves. They might be having musculoskeletal problems. Doctors and researchers at Ohio University study these disorders, hoping to… Read More
New Research Effort At Ohio University
By: Fred Kight
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Millions of Americans suffer pain in their muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves. They might be having musculoskeletal problems. Doctors and researchers at Ohio University study these disorders, hoping to… Read More
Zanesville Man Charged With Murder
By: Fred Kight
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A Zanesville man is now behind bars, charged with murder. Joseph Miller, 29, has also been indicted for Endangering Children. Detective Ric Roush says the victim was Miller's 10-month-old son,… Read More
OU College Of Fine Arts 75th Anniversary
Maureen Wagner talks with OU College of Fine Arts Dean Chuck McWeeny about the College's 75th anniversary, which includes this fall's Jim Dine sculpture exhibition and a faculty celebration in… Read More
Moonshine Seized In Washington County
By: Fred Kight
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Washington County authorities have busted an alleged moonshine operation. Officers yesterday uncovered a still in Waterford. Sheriff Larry Mincks says they acted on a tip. The caller had reported… Read More
Update: Laurelville Man Released From Hospital
By: Cheri Russo
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A Laurelville man has been released from a Columbus hospital after being treated for injuries from an accident in Hocking County. State Highway Patrol Troopers say Julien Lewis, 20, was… Read More
Ohio Unemployment Rate Rises Again
By: Associated Press
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The state says Ohio's unemployment rate rose in July, the second straight monthly increase following a two-year decline. According to a news release from The Department of Job and Family… Read More
Chillicothe Firehouses To Reopen
Chillicothe will reopen all firehouses before the end of the month. Mayor Joe Sulzer says station four on University Drive will reopen on August 22, while station three at Main… Read More
More Patrols Planned For Warren Local
By: Fred Kight
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Washington County Sheriff's deputies will increase patrols in the Warren Local School district. For the first time, high school students there will not be bused to classes. Sheriff Larry Mincks… Read More
Morning Audio Update for August 19
By: Fred Kight
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A West Virginia sailor who was among 30 Americans killed when insurgents shot down their helicopter in Afghanistan will be buried in Parkersburg. Chillicothe will reopen all firehouses before the… Read More
Sailor To Be Buried in Parkersburg
By: Associated Press
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A West Virginia sailor who was among 30 Americans killed when insurgents shot down their helicopter in Afghanistan will be buried in Parkersburg. Lieutenant David Bennett says Chief Petty Officer… Read More