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Men’s Basketball: Controlling Athletic Hardaway A Big Key For Bobcats
We'll keep it brief, as we know you have plenty of studying up to do for tomorrow's clash between Ohio and Michigan. Go ahead, rewatch Bobcat and Wolverine games on… Read More
Men’s Basketball: “10 Things” From Shoot-Around Day In Nashville
This Thursday in Nashville had the feel of a "made for media" event that saw players and coaches from all eight teams being shuffled through a rehearsed routine. It went… Read More
Tell Me Why: A Talk With Columbus’ Moon High
Columbus-based folk-rock quartet Moon High performed at Donkey Coffee and Espresso on March 9 as part of the 6th annual Aquabear County Fair. The set featured songs from the band's… Read More
Men’s Basketball: Press Conference Transcript From Cooper, Offutt and Keely
Question. Guys, in your film study and just prepping for Michigan, what's the scariest thing you see about their offense, their defense, individual players, things like that? OFFUTT: Obviously three-point… Read More
Men’s Basketball: John Groce Press Conference Transcript
Question. Coach, you've widely regarded Walter Offutt as one of your team's leaders this year, but he wasn't with you guys here at the tournament a couple of years ago. … Read More
Task Force Works To Expand Internet Access in Appalachia
A broadband task force met in Athens today to discuss ways to improve internet access in Appalachian Ohio. The Connect Appalachia Broadband Task Force is working to see over 90… Read More
Doser Project Aims To Clean Up Creek
A new project being developed in southeastern Ohio aims to clean area rivers and streams. The Thomas Fork Doser Project is located in Meigs County. Lisa Prince, with the… Read More
Men’s Basketball: “10 Things” About The NCAA Tournament
• It’s becoming tough to tell who is having the better March – Nick Kellogg or his dad Clark. Nick made the All MAC tournament team and played some of… Read More
Men’s Basketball: Was Cooper’s MAC Tourney Run Better Than Bassett’s?
"In Coop We Trust" tweets, shirts and posters were seen in bunches during the Mid-American Conference Tournament, and why not? Dj Cooper's three-game heroics could go down as the best… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For March 15
Parkersburg Mayor Bob Newell says he plans to veto a budget passed by city council Tuesday night for the 2012-2013 budget year. Newly released court records underscore the troubled family… Read More
Parkersburg Mayor To Veto Budget
Parkersburg Mayor Bob Newell says he plans to veto a budget passed by city council Tuesday night for the 2012-2013 budget year. The budget is the same spending plan that… Read More
Increased St. Patrick’s Day Patrol
The Gallia Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol will have increased patrol for St. Patrick's Day celebrations. According to a news release, arrests for operating a vehicle while… Read More
Flash Flood Watch In Effect For Region
UPDATE 4:00 p.m. The flash flood watch issued by the National Weather Service for southeastern Ohio, northeastern Kentucky and West Virginia remains in effect until 10 p.m. Update: 12:00… Read More
Washington State Community College Student And Alumni Art Show
Washington State Community College (WSCC) will showcase the creativity, talent, and dedication of its current and former art students with the premiere of the WSCC Student and Alumni Art Show… Read More
Morning Audio Update For March 15
The girlfriend of the Buchtel Police Chief has pleaded not guilty to several drug charges. Listen to your audio update here.
Girlfriend Of Buchtel Police Chief Arraigned On Drug Charges
The girlfriend of the Buchtel Police Chief has pleaded not guilty to several drug charges. Jessica Willison, 29, of Nelsonville appeared in Athens County Common Pleas Court yesterday. She's charged… Read More
Kasich Proposes Oil And Gas Tax Hike
Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich is drawing upon the example of Congress by proposing a second-year budget in a state that writes its budget every second year. Kasich… Read More
Tax Break Being Considered For Century Aluminum
West Virginia officials are considering an annual $20 million tax break meant to help Century Aluminum restart its Jackson County smelter. But retirees must first agree to a… Read More
West Virginia Website On Oil And Gas Drilling
West Virginians interested in oil and gas drilling plans can now study permits and get other details online. The Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Oil and Gas… Read More