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Ohio Names New Associate AD for Business Operations
Ohio Athletic Director Jim Schaus announced Tuesday that the school has named Tim Knavel its new Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations. Under his new position, Knavel will serve as the… Read More
Small Town – Big Bucks
Officials with the village of Barnesville have signed a gas drilling lease agreement worth $5.5 million. Barnesville's Village Council approved the lease agreement that will allow Antero Resources to use… Read More
Deadly Cheese Forces Recall In Ohio And Other States
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says ricotta cheese tainted with listeria bacteria is linked to 14 illnesses and at least one death. The imported Italian ricotta salata cheese… Read More
Two Dead In Jackson Accident
Two people have died in a car wreck Wednesday morning near Wellston. The Ohio State Highway Patrol says, Gary L. Brown Jr., 19 of Wellston and Amanda D. Blazer, also… Read More
Groups Deliver 80,000 Signatures In Effort To Restore Weekend Voting
Several groups delivered 80,000 signatures to the Secretary of State's office Wednesday in an effort to restore weekend voting hours. Several dozen folks met outside Jon Husted's office building… Read More
Two Plead Not Guilty In Gruesome Zanesville Murder
Two women have pleaded not guilty and a third suspect has been indicted in the gruesome killing of a woman found covered in burns and wailing by the side of… Read More
Supply Chain Database Designed To Help Connect Shale Companies
The shale energy industry is on the verge of a boom here in Ohio. Ohio University has created a supply chain database to prepare Ohio companies for the influx… Read More
Task Force Set To Overhaul State Higher Ed Funding
A new task force could determine how higher education is funded in the state, and Ohio University's top administrator will have a seat at the table. Ohio University President Roderick… Read More
Williamstown Vs. South Harrison Preview
The Williamstown Yellow Jackets, a regular contender for West Virginia's Class-A state championship, find themselves in a unique position after three weeks of the 2012 season. The team is just… Read More
Heroin Seizure Largest In Scioto Co. History
A traffic stop ended in the largest seizure of black tar heroin ever in Scioto County. The Portsmouth Police Department says they found a little more than 150 grams of… Read More
Game of the Week Preview: Athens Vs. Jackson
Revenge has been on the mind of the Athens Bulldogs ever since the Jackson Ironmen knocked them out of the playoffs and ended their perfect season in 2011. In Week… Read More
Tommy Emmanuel At The Fur Peace Ranch 2012 Set 2
Guitarist extraordinaire Tommy Emmanuel is featured in a second set of music recorded in June 2012.
Darrell Scott At The Fur Peace Ranch
Singer-songwriter Darrell Scott is featured in performance at the Fur Peace Station concert hall from June of 2010.
OU Faculty Artwork Showcased at Baker Center
The OU School of Art's New Faculty Exhibit is on display at Trisolini Gallery through Oct. 13, featuring a variety of mediums, ranging from videos to rice paper pieces to woodwork.
Morning Update for September 12
Ten thousand third graders may be held back starting next school year. The Ohio Casino Commission will make its decision on the Hollywood Casino Columbus soon. Details in your morning… Read More
Small Businesses Eligible For Disaster Relief Loan
Small businesses in nine southern Ohio counties can now receive federal low-interest loans for disaster relief. The United States Small Business Administration will make these loans available to any small… Read More
Morgan Co. Tourism Day Ramps Up Burr Oak Lodge Renovations
Morgan County is having a celebration this weekend and tourism is the reason why. The Burr Oak State Park is hosting "Celebrating Tourism in Morgan County Day" and it's all… Read More
Scioto Co. Fatal Fire Under Investigation
A Scioto County house fire that killed one person and critically injured another Tuesday afternoon is under investigation by the Division of State Fire Marshal's Office. State Fire Marshal's spokesman… Read More