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Boys Basketball: Spartans upset Buckeyes
By: Seth Austin
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Two streaks ended in Buchtel Tuesday night when the Alexander Spartans ended their five-game winning streak when they beat the Nelsonville-York Buckeyes, who had a five-game winning streak of their… Read More
Boys Basketball: Fed Hock goes cold, can’t top Wildcats
The Federal Hocking Lancers came into Wildcat territory Tuesday night hoping to pick up their fifth league win, instead they had one of their worst shooting performances of the season… Read More
Men’s basketball: It’s “gut-check time” for Ohio
By: George Peck
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For the first time this season, the Ohio Bobcats have hit a wall. After starting the season 12-1, the Bobcats have dropped two straight. Ohio fell to Robert Morris at… Read More
Community Organization Encourages Buying Local Foods
The Appalachian region offers an abundance of nutritious local produce and by making the choice to buy locally produced foods, you’re also choosing to adopt a healthier lifestyle. Initiative coordinator… Read More
Partnership Wants To Tell Appalachian Ohioans About Clinical Trials
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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A regional health system wants to make people in Appalachia more aware of clinical cancer studies in the area. Adena Health System is working with Ohio State University to develop… Read More
Walk For The Homeless
As the number of homeless families rise, so does the need to provide them shelter, and one local organization has been working for many years helping those without a… Read More
Viewers to Get Inside Look at OU Men’s Basketball with New Series
By: Kelly Martin
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Last fall, Bobcat fans got an inside look at Ohio University football with the series “Relentless: An Inside Look at Ohio Football.” Starting in February, basketball fans will get an… Read More
Eco-Dwelling Offers Green Housing Option
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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An Athens area man has built a house made of all-natural material. It doesn't have running water or sufficient electricity – but people can actually live there. Sand-rich clay,… Read More
Kelly Joe Phelps At The Fur Peace Ranch
In a memorable performance, Kelly Joe Phelps is featured at the Fur Peace Ranch from November of 2001. Kelly Joe Phelps pt 1 Kelly Joe Phelps pt 2 Kelly… Read More
OUHCOM Working On Childhood Obesity In Athens County
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine is working to get local children healthy and active. The project includes a childhood obesity prevention program in Athens County schools. Mary… Read More
Snowville Creamery Trying To Raise Money To Produce Yogurt
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Snowville Creamery, a small milk processing plant in Meigs County that uses sustainable farming practices and production, is now planning an expansion to produce yogurt. CEO and founder of the… Read More
Fracking Protest Today
By: Associated Press
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An environmental coalition opposed to a new method of drilling for natural resources plans to protest as lawmakers return to the Statehouse today. No Frack Ohio is calling for a… Read More
Morning Audio Update January 10
By: Taylor Pool
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The Hocking County Sheriff's Office says a man shot and killed his wife's two sisters and his son before turning the gun on himself. Plus, a handful of freelance journalists… Read More
Athens County Prosecutor Selected For Jury Duty
By: Alyssa Hansen
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Some people might dread the thought of jury duty, but one Athens County official is looking forward to performing his civic duty. County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn received a questionnaire… Read More
Honest Appalachia Launches Today
By: Associated Press
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A handful of freelance journalists and computer programmers are launching Appalachia's version of WikiLeaks, a website where whistle blowers can anonymously share documents. Co-founder Jim Tobias says Honest Appalachia debuts… Read More
Four Dead In Hocking County Stand-Off
By: Associated Press, Cheri Russo
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Update 5:29 p.m. A coroner says at least eight gunshots were fired during an Ohio murder-suicide that left four dead in what police say was a dispute over what a terminally ill… Read More