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Women’s Basketball: Ohio dominates Ohio Valley in exhibition
By: Ian McConville
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With only 12 days remaining until the first tip of the 2011-2012 Lady 'Cats basketball season at Morehead State, an exhibition game against Ohio Valley University’s Fighting Scots was a… Read More
Mongols Descend on Nelsonville
By: Mark Hellenberg
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The Mongolian ensemble that wowed audiences a few years back at Stuart's Opera House are scheduled to return on Nov. 7. AnDa Union is based in Hohhot, the capital of… Read More
Cold Case Task Force Formed
By: Associated Press
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Retired law enforcement officers in West Virginia and Ohio have formed a task force to help investigators solve cold cases in the Ohio Valley. The Ohio Valley Cold Case Initiative plans… Read More
Football Preview: Ohio/Temple is MAC East’s game of the year
By: Matt Archibald
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Keys to the game: Temple (5-3, 3-2 MAC) at Ohio (5-3, 2-2 MAC) 1. Slow Down (because you will not stop) The Owls Running Game Let me throw some numbers… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update November 1
An Amesville village council candidate address the board of elections about eligibility complaints. A committee studying exotic animal ownership is suggesting bans on new purchases. Details in your afternoon audio… Read More
Study Group Will Likely Recommend Ban On New Private Ownership Of Exotic Animals
By: Associated Press
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A member of Ohio's study committee on exotic animal regulations says the group will likely recommend a ban on new private ownership of bears, big cats and other dangerous animals… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Benson picked to All-MAC East team
After averaging 13.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per game last year, Ohio redshirt senior guard Tenishia Benson was named to the East Division All-MAC Team. In her first season of… Read More
Amesville Village Council Candidate Files Complaint With Board Of Elections
By: Cheri Russo
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A candidate for Amesville Village Council says he feels two other candidates for office in his village may have conflicts of interest that would prevent them from running. Brian Hines… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Ohio picked fifth in MAC East
The Mid-American Conference released its women’s basketball poll on Tuesday and Ohio took the fifth spot on the East side sitting above only Buffalo. This season is head coach Semeka… Read More
Area Teams Look to Make Postseason Run
By: Rachel Hoops
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For seven southeastern Ohio teams, ten weeks of football just wasn’t enough for them. So if you want to play more football, what’s a better way to get that wish… Read More
Government to Perform First Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test
At the Federal Communications Commission's June 9, 2011 Agenda meeting, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau Chief Jamie Barnett, joined by representatives from FEMA and the National Weather Service, announced… Read More
Crime Solvers Anonymous Nov. Crimes Of The Month
The Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous group is highlighting a series of crimes for the month of November in hopes of getting more information. The Wesbanco bank on Richland… Read More
Cooler Weather Doesn’t Stop OU Crew
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Ohio University Men’s Crew is kicking off their training for the 2012 season. Winter training for the team is a whole different level of training. The team dedicates a significant… Read More
Parkersburg Police Officer Charged
By: Associated Press
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A Parkersburg police officer accused of hitting a suspect has been charged with battery. Wood County Prosecutor Jason Wharton says that a special grand jury indicted Sgt. Josh Vensel on… Read More
Kasich Wants Quick Action On Exotic Animal Laws
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's governor has prodded a study committee to complete its work on new, permanent measures for dealing with private ownership of exotic wild animals in the state. Gov. John Kasich… Read More
Morning Audio Update for November 1
By: Taylor Pool
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Due to student loan debt, many graduates have created a monetary hole before they even have a job. Plus, supporters of an Ohio Bill that would ban abortions after the… Read More
Prescription Drug Event Successful In West Virginia
By: Associated Press
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Officials say West Virginians turned in more than 3,600 pounds of unwanted, unused and expired prescription drugs during a weekend drug take-back event. U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin and U.S. Drug… Read More
Student Loan Debt Exceeds Credit Card Debt
By: Michael Locklear
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Paying for college is already expensive enough, but now students have another burden to worry about in addition to their classes and graduating. Student loan debt now exceeds total… Read More