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Partnership Offers Free Computer Classes
By: Jenn Halliday
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Folks in southeast Ohio are getting a chance to move ahead in the workforce with free computer and Internet training classes. Connect Ohio, a program committed to bringing the benefits… Read More
Tyler Tettleton at MAC Media Day
By: Pat Chiesa
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Plenty of hype has surrounded Ohio quarterback Tyler Tettleton this offseason. After breaking 12 single-season records and becoming the first Bobcat quarterback to throw for over 3,000 yards in 2011,… Read More
AEP Power Outages In Washington County
By: Tim Sharp
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More than 1,000 Washington County customers of American Electric Power lost electrical service Tuesday afternoon. Jeff Rennie of AEP said those who lost power were almost entirely part of just… Read More
Band with OU Roots Plays Letterman Show
By: Bryan Gibson
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Since forming at Ohio University in 1996, Red Wanting Blue has released nine albums and toured the U.S., averaging 200 shows a year.
On July 18, those years of hard work paid off when the band appeared on Late Night with David Letterman, playing to an estimated audience of 3.2 million viewers.
A Talk With Author Erin Hawkes On Schizophrenia
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Tom Walker talks with author and sufferer of schizophrenia, Erin Hawkes. Although Hawkes was a sufferer of schizophrenia while earning her… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update for July 24
By: Tim Sharp
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A year-long air quality study has begun in fracking areas. Athens motorists face summer detours. These stories in your afternoon audio update.
Pearl House Zoning Permit Denied
Developers behind a controversial apartment complex in Lancaster will have to take their plans to the Board of Zoning Appeals for approval. Pearl House is meant to house homeless people… Read More
Ohio Football Leads MAC East in Preseason Poll
The MAC Preseason Football Poll is out and the Ohio Bobcats are sitting at the top of the East. The 'Cats earned 17 first place votes to take a strong… Read More
City Of Athens Planning Street Improvement Project
Motorists around Athens are asked to avoid several street areas during the month of August as the city takes on a street improvement project. According to Andy Stone, city engineer… Read More
Morning Audio Update For July 24
The East Guernsey Local School District will not put a levy on this November's ballot. Union workers will vote on a Constellium contract for employees at the Ravenswood, West Virginia… Read More
Union Workers To Vote On Constellium Contract
By: Associated Press
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A proposed contract covering around 700 union workers at an aluminum rolling mill in Ravenswood is up for a vote this week. Media outlets report that United Steelworkers Local 5668… Read More
Ethics Commission Could Resolve Charges Against Former Wood Co. Sheriff
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The West Virginia Ethics Commission could decide whether to approve a deal with a former Wood County Sheriff at its next meeting. Ken Merritt, who is running for the office… Read More