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Solich Honored by National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
By: Pat Chiesa
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Before having coached a single game this year, Ohio head football coach Frank Solich has garnered an award. Solich received the “Coaching Award” from the Nebraska Chapter of the… Read More
Wayne National Forest Announces Open House
By: Fred Kight
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There's news Wednesday about fracking and the Wayne National Forest. No, Forest officials are not yet releasing a decision about leasing land for drilling for oil and natural gas. This… Read More
Washington Co. BOE Completes Voter Fraud Project
By: Olivia Bevan
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As part of a state-wide project to eliminate voter fraud, workers at the Washington County Board of Elections recently double-checked the status of all registered voters. Deputy Directory Peggy Byers… Read More
Athens Officials Update Public At Town Hall Meeting
By: Eleni Lazares
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Tuesday night’s town hall meeting was a chance for Athens community members to speak out concerning local issues. Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl and city officials presented updates on concrete concerns… Read More
September Hope: A Talk with Author John C. McManus
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Doug McCabe talks with author and professor John C. McManus about his most recent non-fiction work September Hope: The American Side… Read More
West Virginia Man Appears For A Change Of Plea Hearing
By: Olivia Bevan
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A 36-year-old man from Vienna, West Virginia appeared before Judge Michael Ward for a Change of Plea Hearing. Athens County Prosecuting Attorney Keller Blackburn says James Haddox engaged in forced… Read More
OU President Names New Chief Of Staff
By: Fred Kight
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Ohio University President Roderick McDavis says Jennifer Kirksey is his new Chief of Staff and Special Assistant. The appointment is effective immediately. Kirksey has been a member of McDavis's… Read More
Inman Requesting New Trial
By: Associated Press
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A man convicted of killing his estranged wife, who was found strangled in a septic tank, is seeking a new trial in southeast Ohio. William Inman II was sentenced to… Read More
Overcoming Mental Illness Late in Life
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Tom Walker talks with George Savolainen about his battle with schizoaffective disorder. Mr. Savolainen was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder at the… Read More
Bringing A Little Bit ‘O Soul To The Union
By: Elliot Nicolson
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Fans of retro-soul/old-school R&B are in for a treat when Columbus, Ohio's Nick Tolford & Company return to The Union for a free show on Saturday, June 30. No strangers… Read More
Morning Audio Update For June 27
Scheduling conflicts for the Ohio Department of Transportation forced officials to re-schedule a set of bridge inspections in Belmont and Jefferson counties into the week of the Fourth of July…. Read More
Wood Co. Principal Defends Gender-Based Classes
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The Wood County Board of Education discussed whether to continue gender-based classes at one the district's middle schools Tuesday night. Van Devender Middle School changed to a single-gender class system… Read More
Multi-County Bridge Inspections Set For Next Week
Scheduling conflicts for the Ohio Department of Transportation have forced officials to re-schedule a set of bridge inspections in Belmont and Jefferson counties during the week of the Fourth of… Read More