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Gallia Academy Stays In Drivers Seat of SEOAL
As the temperatures across Southeastern Ohio drops, the significance of every game rises. Player of the year semi-finalist Wade Jarrell came to play, leading the Gallia Academy Blue Devils… Read More
Fed Hock Shoots Down Miller’s Upset Attempt
The Miller Falcons hosted Federal Hocking at home tonight, with hopes of securing their second win of the season. The Lancers were looking to come back strong and fight… Read More
Republican Presidential Ticket Campaigns In Lancaster
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan spoke to thousands of people in Lancaster about job creation and other topics Friday evening. "The economy is not… Read More
Williamstown Suffers Setback Against Wirt County
Six turnovers, two on fourth down, led to a back-and-forth battle through the first half for the Williamstown Yellow Jackets hosting the Wirt County Tigers. With a true battle… Read More
Tri-Valley Continues MVL Domination
Tri-Valley Scotties passed their way to victory Thursday night, shutting out the the John Glenn Little Muskies, 32-0. Both teams had a quiet start trading possessions throughout the first… Read More
Week 8 Scores
MVL Crooksville 14 Nex Lexington 21 Tri-Valley 32 John Glenn 0 Sheridan 14 Maysville 34 Morgan 34 West Muskingum 7 … Read More
Eastern Michigan Defeats Ohio 2-1
It was a tale of two halves for the Ohio soccer team in its 2-1 road loss to Eastern Michigan. Coach Stacy Strauss’ team lacked the communication that often makes… Read More
Study Says Shale Drilling Poses Environmental And Health Risks
A new study from the Congressional Government Accountability Office says shale gas and shale oil drilling does pose environmental and public health risks, but the extent of those risks is… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For October 12
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will be campaigning in Ohio throughout the weekend. An ice cream maker has put some flavors on recall because of a salmonella contamination. Details in… Read More
Obama To Visit Athens
President Barack Obama's campaign says he will campaign in Athens, Ohio, next Wednesday. The Democrat's campaign didn't immediately release any other details of the trip to the home of Ohio… Read More
OU’s Marching 110 Brings Music To The Streets
It's the billed as the most exciting band in the land. Ohio University's Marching 110 has been one of the major attractions at OU events through the years, and they… Read More
Movie Review: “The Master”
WOUB contributor Scott Pfeiffer reviews the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson, director of Boogie Nights, Magnolia and There Will Be Blood.
Ohio vs. Akron Preview
The Ohio Bobcats (6-0, 2-0 MAC) will host the Akron Zips (1-5, 0-2 MAC) on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Peden Stadium for Ohio’s 2012 Homecoming game. The Zips… Read More
Tortilla Soup – Slow Cooker Style
I’m a bit of a finicky eater that doesn’t like fancy food. I grew up in a meat and potato kind of environment, and tried Mexican food only because they… Read More
OU Helps Aspiring Teachers Earn License, Degree
Aspiring teachers can earn their teaching license and a master's degree in just one year. Ohio University is the host of the program that makes this all possible: The Woodrow… Read More
Managing Athletic Injuries For OU Football
It’s safe to say the season is in full swing for Ohio football after the team notched six wins in its first six games. With a full slate of games… Read More
Crossing Boundaries Extra: Two Man Gentlemen Band
Roots-swing group The Two Man Gentlemen Band stopped by WOUB on Oct. 3 to play a few songs and chat with Crossing Boundaries host Mark Hellenberg.
The duo are currently touring in support of their latest album, Two At A Time. For more information, visit www.thetwogentlemen.com.
Sentencing Set For Convicted Pill Mill Owner
A judge has handed down a 10-year prison sentence for the owner of a medical clinic in southern Ohio that authorities allege was a notorious drug house. George Adkins had… Read More
Joint Police Advisory Committee Seeks Public Input
The Athens Joint Police Advisory Council offered community members a chance to discuss their concerns in a public forum Thursday night at Ohio University’s Walter Hall. A main topic those… Read More
Scioto County Man Sentenced In Burned Body Murder
A man who witnesses say described himself as "the righteous hand of God" will spend the rest of his life in prison. David Gerald, 37, was sentenced Thursday in Scioto… Read More
Morning Update For October 12
A man who describes himself as the "righteous hand of God" is sentenced to life in prison in Scioto County. A 19-year-old man is extradited back to Belmont County on charges… Read More