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Tettleton Named Unitas Golden Arm Award Finalist
Ohio quarterback Tyler Tettleton has been named a finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. The official press release states that the award goes to the quarterback who "encapsulates all that is positive in college sports by going beyond completion percentage and touchdowns to also value character, citizenship, integrity, and those who honor the… Read More
Leah Petrovich Thrives Off Leading Ohio Volleyball
For some people being a leader is a struggle, for others, it’s as normal as breathing. In Ohio Volleyball senior setter Leah Petrovich’s case, it’s the latter. “I’ve always just been told it’s a natural characteristic of me,” Petrovich said about her role as a leader. As one of only two seniors on this… Read More
Program Allows Washington County High School Students To Staff Election Precincts
By: Seaira Christian-Daniels
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Washington County voters can expect to see a large number of newly eligible voters working the polls this November, thanks to a program directed at getting young people more involved with the voting process. “Youth at the booth" is a program initiated by former Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner that allows high school students… Read More
Ohio Ice Cream Maker Recalls Some Products
By: Associated Press
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An Ohio ice cream maker is voluntarily recalling some of its peanut-butter flavored products because of suspected salmonella contamination. Velvet Ice Cream said Thursday that some of the peanut products bought from Sunland Inc. for use in the ice cream flavors could be contaminated. The recalled Velvet products are mostly sold at convenience stores, ice… Read More
Court Upholds Provisional Ballots Decision
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An appeals court has substantially upheld a federal judge's order that called for more Ohio provisional ballots to be counted in the upcoming presidential election. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday in an ongoing lawsuit that included an appeal by Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted. The court affirmed most of… Read More
Fed Hock Regroups For Matchup Against Miller
By: Michael Bundt
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Kyle Jackson and the Federal Hocking Lancers have been having a wonderful 2012 season. Despite losing 24-6 to Wahama last Friday night, the Lancers have been the talk of the TVC-Hocking with how they’ve come out of nowhere to become one of the top teams in the conference. This Friday, the Lancers take on… Read More
Homecoming 2012: Inside the Marching 110
It's the billed as the most exciting band in the land. Ohio University's Marching 110 has been one of the major attraction at the school's events through the years, and they make it look easy. But the fun on the field comes only after lots of hard work. Recently the already acclaimed Marching 110… Read More
Sheridan Wants To Play Spoiler Against Maysville
What was thought to be impossible became the truth last Friday in Thornville as the Sheridan Generals lost their third consecutive game. Friday night in Maysville, the Generals will look to turn their luck around and bring home a win as they take on the Maysville Panthers. This will be no easy task for… Read More
Ohio University Releases Sustainability Progress Report
By: Zainab Kandeh
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Ohio University released its first sustainability report this month and while work is on-going many areas, "significant progress" has been made in others. According to the report, the university has made significant progress in four areas. Undergraduate students will now be able to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies. Beginning in 2013, the Honors… Read More
Gallia Academy Looks To Avoid Letdown Against Warren
After two weeks of league games we have a tale of two fates in the SEOAL Conference. On one side of the spectrum we have a Gallia Academy team that is now 2-0 in conference play. And on the opposite side of the spectrum we have a Warren Warriors squad winless at 0-2. Although… Read More