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Evening Audio Update For October 22
The survival chances for dogs at Ohio animal shelters could depend on which county the animals are impounded in. A West Virginia hunter who suffered a fatal fall has been… Read More
Family Raises Funds For Service Dog To Assist Autistic Girl
An Athens County mother of two is working tirelessly to purchase an animal that could save her daughter's life. Charla Gretz, the mother of a five-year-old girl with moderate to… Read More
W.Va. Hunter Who Fell To Death Identified
A West Virginia hunter who suffered a fatal fall from a tree stand has been identified as a 53-year-old federal forester. Mark Allen Metz of Milton was bow hunting in… Read More
Ohio Swimming and Diving Adds New Assistant Coach
Ohio swimming and diving has added a new member to it's coaching staff. Derick Roe joins the 'Cats after serving as the assistant coach to men's and women's swimming at… Read More
10/22/12 Ryan Theis Press Conference
Ohio volleyball is on a nine game winning streak with another big set of conference match-ups this weekend with rival Miami and conference opponent Bowling Green coming to Athens. Ohio… Read More
Player of the Year Snapshot: Austin Jones
Tri-Valley senior running back and do-it-all player Austin Jones has led the Scotties all season long, and without Jones, the Scotties perfect 9-0 record so far may not have… Read More
Cat Rogers Named MAC Offensive Women’s Soccer Player of the Week
The Mid-American Conference recognized Ohio soccer’s Cat Rogers for her performance this weekend, awarding the senior the MAC Offensive Women's Soccer Player of the Week. Rogers played an important role… Read More
Player of the Year Snapshot: Blake Atkins
Blake Atkins has burst on to the MVL scene this 2012 season. The running back for the John Glenn Little Muskies has lit up New Concord with his big plays… Read More
Character Witnesses Testify In Craigslist Murder Trial
The defense for an Ohio teenager charged in the shooting deaths of three men lured by phony Craigslist job offers is trying to show he's a person of good character…. Read More
Just Another Weekend
Life on the road can be an exciting aspect to college athletics. Several aspire, but few experience the thrill of travelling around the United States, playing the sport they love…. Read More
Steve Kimock, George Porter Jr., Bernie Worrell, John Kimock at Fur Peace Ranch
Here’s a great set from guitarist Steve Kimock, bassist George Porter Jr., keyboardist Bernie Worrell and drummer John Kimock, recorded at Jorma Kaukonen’s Fur Peace Ranch on Sept. 8, 2012.
Solich Addresses the Miami Rivalry and Redhawk QB Zac Dysert in Weekly Press Conference
The Ohio Bobcats’ rivalry with the Miami Redhawks has been one-sided as of late. The Redhawks haven’t beaten Ohio since 2005 and no player currently on Ohio's roster has lost to Miami…. Read More
Belmont County Commissioner Found Not Guilty
A Belmont County official up for re-election still faces unrelated misdemeanor charges after being found not guilty of assaulting a police officer. Commissioner Matt Coffland will appear on the ballot… Read More
Hocking Co. EMS Asks Voters To Help Expand Service
Hocking County Emergency Medical Services (HCEMS) wants to expand its coverage and upgrade its equipment, but it needs the residents of Hocking County to open their wallets to help facilitate… Read More
Native American Artifacts On Display In Coshocton Co.
Hundreds of Native American artifacts found near Coshocton County are now on display as part of a museum exhibit. The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum opened its doors to a large… Read More
Jim Schaus Signs Extension
Ohio athletic director Jim Schaus was named to his position on April 7, 2008 and his time in Athens will continue. Ohio University announced today that Schaus has been awarded… Read More
Hockingport Food Mart Vies For Liquor License
The Hockingport Food Mart located at the Sunoco station on Holiday Street is a place where folks go for their grocery needs. The Food Mart has it all: cold cuts,… Read More
Poll: Obama’s Ohio Lead Down
A new poll indicates President Barack Obama's lead in Ohio has dwindled, but he is getting strong support from women. The Quinnipiac University/CBS News poll released Monday put the Democratic… Read More
Marshall University Student Kidnapped, Robbed At Knifepoint
A man has been arrested on charges of kidnapping and robbing a Marshall University student at knifepoint. Huntington Police say the student was getting out of her car about 8:45… Read More
Ohio Gas Prices Drop Again
Ohio motorists are once again seeing lower gas prices compared with last week. The average price for a gallon of regular gas in… Read More
More School Levies Asking For Add’l Dollars
Two-thirds of school levies on the ballot next month are asking voters to approve additional local dollars for education, the highest percentage of new tax issues in a general election… Read More
Ohio Field Hockey Remembers Catherine Brown
Ohio Field Hockey remembers past coach and women's rights advocate Catherine Brown.
Life on the Road
Bobcat Sports Showcase reporter Tyler Rosten took to the road with Ohio Women's Soccer on a four-day, two-game road trip to get an inside look at the life of a… Read More
Club Connections
Playing club volleyball is an important part to the development and growth of collegiate volleyball players. Every player on the Bobcats squad played club before arriving in Athens, but three… Read More
Morning Update For October 22
Human remains were found in Cabell County. A man was killed while jogging Sunday. A man fell out of a tree stand and died Saurday. Details in your morning update.