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The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of (Blues) Music
The 6th Annual Foothills Blues & Arts Festival is scheduled for Fri., Aug. 26, and Sat., Aug. 27, in the rolling hills of Meigs County. “Music and art bring people… Read More
Lightning Strike Causes Outage For Athens City Buildings
By: Cheri Russo
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Phone lines and Internet are down at two Athens city buildings due to a lightning strike. City officials say the city service garage and the water treatment plant on West… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update August 25
By: Cheri Russo
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Police say two men charged with involuntary manslaughter caused a fatal traffic crash by wrapping cellophane around a stop sign at an intersection in central Ohio. Plus, a Michigan man… Read More
Two Accused Of Causing Fatal Crash
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Police say two men charged with involuntary manslaughter caused a fatal traffic crash by wrapping cellophane around a stop sign at an intersection in central Ohio. Pickaway County Sheriff Dwight… Read More
Parkersburg Gets Grant Money For Law Enforcement
By: Associated Press
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Seven West Virginia cities, including Parkersburg, will receive federal grants to support law enforcement agencies. U.S. Senators Joe Manchin and Jay Rockefeller and Rep. Nick Rahall announced the funding from… Read More
Oxycodone Pills Confiscated In Scioto County
By: Cheri Russo
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A Michigan man and woman are facing felony drug charges after Ohio State Highway Patrol Troopers say they seized 459 oxycodone pills, with a street value of more than $13,770… Read More
Elementary School Delay
– Two-hour delay for Trimble Elementary School today, August 25, 2011
Another Still Taken Down In Washington County
By: Fred Kight
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More illegal booze has been found in Washington County. For the second time in two weeks, Washington County Sheriff's Deputies have busted-up a moonshine still. They say this one's even… Read More
Morning Audio Update for August 25
By: Fred Kight
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Bond is continued at a million dollars for a Zanesville man charged with murder. Muskingum Valley Health Centers says its new Zanesville facility allows for more effective delivery of care… Read More
Miller Pleads Not Guilty In Zanesville
By: Fred Kight
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Bond is continued at $1 million for a Zanesville man charged with murder. Joseph Miller was arraigned yesterday in Muskingum County Common Pleas Court. Miller pleaded not guilty to the… Read More
Zanesville Health Facility Opens
By: Fred Kight
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Muskingum Valley Health Centers says its new Zanesville facility allows for more effective delivery of care and more efficient operations. Muskingum Valley opened the $6 million health center facility earlier… Read More
New Straitsville gets $500,000 Grant
By: Fred Kight
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A Perry County town will receive federal funds to make improvements to its water system. The grant for New Straitsville is for $500,000. The Ohio Department of Development says… Read More
Science On A Sphere
Kelee Riesbeck talks with Michael Starobin, senior producer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, and OU School of Music Professor and film composer Andre Gribou about "Science on a Sphere,"… Read More