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Football: Ohio’s Offense Closes Out CMU To Keep East Lead
By: Grant Burkhardt
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Start fast, finish strong. Ohio has only done one part of that saying in 2011, and the trend continued in the Bobcats' 43-28 win over Central Michigan in Mount Pleasant,… Read More
Volleyball: Senior night highlights season finale
By: Alex Hider
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It may be the final weekend of the regular season for the Ohio volleyball team, but it is certainly not acting like it. With MAC East foes Buffalo (11-17, 4-10… Read More
The “Titan of the Telecaster” Returns to Marietta
By: Mark Hellenberg
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The Grammy-nominated, guitar-slinging singer/songwriter Bill Kirchen returns to The Adelphia in Marietta, Ohio, on Friday, Nov. 18 with his band Too Much Fun and special guests The Carpenter Ants. Best… Read More
Ohio State loses five scholarships
By: Associated Press
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Ohio State University says it's reducing its football scholarships by five over three years as part of a self-imposed punishment in response to allegations about a booster's misdeeds. The university… Read More
Football Blog: “10 Things” about Ohio football
By: Rob Guliano
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10. Keep an Eye on the Other Side It’s pretty much time to give up watching the MAC East. Its waywardness far exceeds the effort it would take to consider… Read More
Football: Ohio/Central Michigan preview
By: Grant Burkhardt, Matt Archibald
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Because Temple beat Miami (OH) on Wednesday, Ohio holds a full game lead over both those teams in the MAC East with three games remaining. First up for the 'Cats… Read More
Lost Purple Heart Of D-Day Soldier Returned To Brother
By: Associated Press
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The lost Purple Heart of a World War II soldier who died in the D-Day invasion has been given to his Ohio brother after being anonymously left at a veterans' shelter in Maryland…. Read More
Make your Gridiron Glory Player of the Year Votes With a Custom QR Code
Viewers and fans who want to make their votes for Gridiron Glory's Player of the Year, can now simply scan this custom QR code, called a Flare Code, to make… Read More
Waste District Committee Rejects Feasibility Study
The Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District policy committee last night rejected the recommendation a feasibility study be included in their management plan. The Appalachia Ohio Zero Waste Initiative members suggested the… Read More
OU Professor Says Culture Change Is Needed In Wake Of Penn State Scandal
By: Cheri Russo
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A sports administration professor at Ohio University says the situation at Penn State points to a needed culture change in intercollegiate athletics. "This is symptomatic of intercollegiate athletics, where many… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update November 10
Union Scioto Local Schools is considering adopting an anti-bullying policy which includes sexual orientation and gender identity after a gay student is attacked. The Washington County sheriff's department is looking… Read More
OU and OSU Bands Have Different Styles
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The Ohio University Marching 110 and the Ohio State Marching Band are both set to perform concerts in Columbus in the next several days. Although they are both marching bands,… Read More
Union Scioto Considers Changing Anti-Bullying Policy
By: Cheri Russo
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The superintendent of Union-Scioto Local Schools says they are considering adopting an anti-bullying policy which includes sexual orientation and gender identity in the wake of an attack on a gay… Read More
HPV Shots Available For Males
HPV is the most common sexually transmitted disease; it is a virus that can cause cancer and genital warts. In the past, girls as young as nine have been able… Read More
Suddes: Issue 2 Voted Down By Ordinary People
By: Cheri Russo
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An Ohio University Journalism Professor and Statehouse News Columnist says even though the labor movement bank-rolled the Issue 2 recall effort, he thinks ordinary people get the credit for voting… Read More
Reception To Celebrate “International Year of Forests”
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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It's currently the International Year of Forests and one area organization is working to maintain forests and the jobs which depend on them. The National Network of Forest Practitioners is… Read More
Morning Audio Update for November 10
By: Taylor Pool
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The National Network of Forest Practitioners is hosting a reception tonight. Plus, an appeals court has refusted to reopen federal claims by a condemned Ohio man.
Democrats Hope To Build On Issue 2 Relationships
By: Associated Press
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Ohio Democrats say they hope to harness voters' overwhelming rejection of the state's Republican-backed union law for upcoming ballot fights and next year's races in the battleground state. Voters on… Read More