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Softball: Thundering Herd Rolls Over Ohio In Wednesday Doubleheader
Ohio Softball dropped both games of a doubleheader at Marshall Wednesday afternoon. The first game saw the Thundering Herd roll by a score of 17-6. Marshall followed up with… Read More
Students Sit-In To Protest Proposed Tuition Hike
About 50 students at Ohio University came together Wednesday to oppose a proposed tuition hike. OU administrators are proposing a 3.5 percent tuition increase for next school year, which would… Read More
Federal Program Helps Local Veteran Lead In The Classroom
Wellston native Kevin Compston served as an army officer and chaplain for 32 years, and because of a federal program, the retired vet is now serving special education students at… Read More
Baseball: Ohio Rallies But Falls Short, Buckeyes Win 6-5
Ohio baseball made a late surge, but came up one run shy of dethroning Ohio State on a chilly Tuesday night in Columbus, losing by a final score of 6-5…. Read More
Stoutsville Teen Sentenced In Stop Sign Deaths
An Ohio teen has been sentenced to serve four years behind bars for a fatal traffic crash caused by the concealment of a stop sign with petroleum jelly and plastic… Read More
Athens Man Charged With Producing Child Porn
An Athens man faces two counts of producing child pornography after videos were found at the residence of a known sex offender in Boston, Massachusetts. The indictment announced Wednesday alleges… Read More
Lights Out: Underground Music Fest Returns To The Union
Just as scores of movie buffs are heading uptown Athens this weekend for the film festival, an equally excited group of music fans will converge just around the corner on… Read More
Paintball: Ohio Heads to Nationals
This weekend the Ohio University paintball team will head to Lakeland, Fla., for the National Paintball Championship which will mark the end of its season. Despite how it performed throughout… Read More
Cosmetology Program Offers Hope To Female Cancer Patients
The American Cancer Society is teaming up with the O'Bleness Health System to help women who are undergoing cancer treatment. The program is called "Look Good… Feel Better" and is… Read More
Ohio Ranks Low In Preschool Education
A national study puts Ohio last among 39 states with state-funded preschool education programs. The nonpartisan National Institute for Early Education Research found Ohio met only two of 10 benchmarks… Read More
Athens Police To Tow Outstanding Tickets
Athens drivers could soon discover that their cars are not in the spots where they were left. The Athens Police Department will be conducting its annual Tow Round Up April… Read More
Nelsonville Music Fest Promises More Variety, Smaller Acts
The eighth annual Nelsonville Music Festival is just a little over a month away. Tim Peacock, the executive director of the festival, says in terms of musical acts, this may… Read More
This Just In: A Chat With Journalist Laura Flanders
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Tom Hodson speaks with print and broadcast journalist Laura Flanders. In addition to writing for The Nation and Ms. Magazine and authoring… Read More
Mister Bee Slated To Resume Production In Second Quarter
Mister Bee Potato Chips Co. is resuming production with the help of a private investor. The Parkersburg company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last November. Since then, Mister Bee says… Read More
Invasive Tree Pests Focus Of Woodland Workshop
Homeowners, woodland owners, lumber companies and urban foresters can learn about the risks of urban and woodland trees in a free workshop in Marietta. OSU Extension Educator for Athens and… Read More
Stewart Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 3-Year-Old
A 52-year-old man is charged with sexually abusing a 3-year-old girl in Athens County. The Athens County Sheriff's office report says Gregory J. Gilkey of Stewart, Ohio was charged with… Read More
Roadwork Season Underway In Ohio
Ohio has launched its $1.8 billion road construction season for 2012 involving about 800 projects to preserve existing roadways and bridges. Ohio Department of Transportation Director Jerry Wray announced the… Read More
Morning Audio Update for April 11
A 52-year-old man is charged with sexually abusing a 3-year-old girl in Athens County. Plus, Officials in a central Ohio city have proposed giving Ohio University more than 70 acres… Read More