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Women’s Soccer: Famodu Wins MAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week
By: Maddie Kuhn
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Senior midfielder Toye Famodu’s two goals this weekend helped Ohio win two conference victories on the road and earned her Ohio Soccer’s first weekly honors this season. Her first… Read More
Hocking College Offers Computer Classes To Seniors
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Hocking College is kicking off its seventh year of computer classes for senior citizens starting today. It is taught by Mark Yanko, an instructor in the computer science department… Read More
OU and City of Athens Form Ad Hoc Committee
By: Cheri Russo
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An ad hoc committee is being formed by the City of Athens and Ohio University to deal with collaborative initiatives. According to a news release, the group will develop a… Read More
OU Police Release 2010 Crime Statistics
The Ohio University Police Department released the 2011 annual crime statistics report today. According to the Clery Act Compliance Report, the number of reported forcible sex offenses rose from… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For October 3rd
By: Cheri Russo
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Deputies in Lawrence County need your help finding two men who robbed a McDonalds. Plus, death row is moving to Chillicothe. Listen to your afternoon audio update here.
Men Don Heels to ‘Walk A Mile In Her Shoes’
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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No doubt, it’s difficult to walk in heels for the first time. However, the thousands of men worldwide who participate in the "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" event seem… Read More
Football: Tettleton Grabs MAC Weekly Award
By: Matt Archibald
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Another week, another 250 yard passing performance, and another Player of the Week honor. Tyler Tettleton was named the Mid-American Conference, East Division Offensive player of the week Monday for… Read More
Death Row Moving To Chillicothe
By: Associated Press
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Ohio is relocating death row to a Ross County prison close to the state's death house to save money and open up beds for violent inmates. The move from the… Read More
Former Senator George Voinovich Will Be Visiting Professor At OU
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Former Ohio Senator George Voinovich will be spending more time in Athens as a visiting professor. Voinovich will serve as a professor of leadership and public affairs at Ohio University…. Read More
Wellston Firefighters Treated At Hospital For Injuries
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Two Wellston firefighters are out of the hospital after being treated for injuries sustained while fighting a house fire Saturday. The State Fire Marshal's office is investigating the blaze that… Read More
Deputies Investigate McDonald’s Robbery In South Point
By: Cheri Russo
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Authorities in Lawrence County are investigating the armed robbery of a McDonald's in South Point this morning. Investigators say two men wearing face masks and dark, hooded sweatshirts came into… Read More
Ohio Gas Prices Down Again
By: Associated Press
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The price of gas in Ohio continues to drop toward the $3 mark. Monday's survey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information Service and Wright Express reported the average… Read More
New Lexington Defensive Dominance
MVL Spotlight: The New Lexington Panthers have already doubled last season’s win total with their 5-1 start, due in large part to the impressive play of their defense. Through the… Read More
OU Graduate Student Mirrors Life Of Laura Ingalls Wilder
By: Taylor Pool
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One Ohio University creative writing graduate student is so passionate about a book series that she took a two-week long trip around the country and wrote a book about it…. Read More
Morning Audio Update for October 3
By: Taylor Pool
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Gallia County leaders are taking steps to expand internet access in the county. Plus, many Ohioans are having a hard time repaying their student loans. And, the price of gas… Read More
Ohioans Having Trouble With Student Loans
By: Cheri Russo
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On the heels of the worst recession since the great depression, many Ohioans are having a hard time repaying their student loans. Ohio's default rate for student loans was 8.5… Read More
Ash Borer Will Likely Kill Off Most Of Ohio’s Ash Trees
By: Associated Press
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Experts say that the invasive Emerald Ash Borer will likely kill off most of Ohio's ash trees in the coming years. Authorities say that the ash tree will likely go… Read More
Field Hockey: ‘Cats get revenge with shut-out against Redhawks
By: Alexa Gordish
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After being knocked out of the MAC tournament last year by none other than rival Miami, the Bobcats made Miami (4-9, MAC 2-2) pay for their scoreless game. The ‘Cats… Read More
Soccer: Ohio Holds off Northern Illinois
By: Jerod Scheetz
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The Ohio Bobcats finished off a great weekend trip with a 2-1 victory over Northern Illinois. Coming off a tough overtime win at Western Michigan on Friday, Ohio fought off… Read More