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Warren Pulls Out Late Win Over Athens
By: Morgan Eastman
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An intense game between the Athens Bulldogs and the Warren Warriors on Tuesday night proved to be one well worth the entrance fee for the hundreds of fans adorned in green or blue at McAfee Gymnasium. Sophomore Ryan Luehrman was out again due to a back injury. According to coach Jeff Skinner, he is getting… Read More
Preview: Ohio Begins MAC Play This Week
The Ohio Bobcats will start Mid-American Conference play this week, coming off a 94-57 victory over Marshall on Saturday. Against the Thundering Herd, the Bobcats could do no wrong. They were shooting lights out, with season-highs in field goal percentage and three-point percentage. They also had season-highs in points scored and assists. The one key… Read More
W.Va. Veteran Health Raises Flags In New Survey
By: Associated Press
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A new survey finds one in five West Virginia veterans at risk for suicide. Research commissioned by the Legislature also found half of veterans surveyed showing signs of post-traumatic-stress disorder, depression or both. West Virginia University psychology professor Joseph Scotti presented the findings Tuesday. He and other researchers analyzed responses from more than 1,200 veterans…. Read More
Community Members Rally To Keep Jesus Portrait
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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A Southeast Ohio city is rallying around its school district after an out-of-state group demanded the superintendent remove a portrait of Jesus hanging in the middle school. A Facebook group started Friday supporting Jackson City School District now has about 11,000 members. The portrait has hung in the building since 1947 and was donated by… Read More
Herman Invited To NFL Combine
By: Pat Chiesa
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Former Ohio right guard Eric Herman started 51 consecutive games in the trenches for the Bobcats through four seasons. Now, the Oregon, Ohio native who has earned the nickname “Iron Man” has been given a golden opportunity to showcase his talents in front of representatives from all 32 NFL teams. Herman attached an invitation to… Read More
The Science Of The Solstice
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, the Studio B Astronomers talk about current astronomical events and a few celestial based functions happening in our area. Maryann Hartwick and George Eberts discuss the recent fire on the roof of the Research and Technology Center at Ohio University where the universities telescope shed was housed,… Read More
Youngstown Veteran’s Court: Judge Robert Milich
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Tom Walker talks with Youngstown Municipal Court Judge Robert Milich. Judge Milich founded the Youngstown, Ohio Veteran’s Court, which oversees cases of veteran offenders. These courts are designed as a type of mediation for veteran offenders and helps veterans find support programs within their community. For… Read More
Accessibility In The City Of Athens
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Carolyn Lewis and Mike Patterson examine issues of accessibility within the City of Athens. Lewis and Patterson discuss some common issues a disabled person may encounter during day-to-day life, and what the community at large can do to keep these considerations in mind during civic life.
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On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Carolyn Lewis and Mike Patterson examine issues of accessibility within the City of Athens. Lewis and Patterson discuss some common issues a disabled person may encounter during day-to-day life, and what the community at large can do to keep these considerations in mind during civic life.
Historical Ohio: Levi Tucker Scofield
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Ron Luce talks with local stargazer and historian Tom O’Grady. Some listeners may recognize O’Grady as a regular voice on Conversations from Studio B as a member of the Southeast Ohio Astronomical Society. O’Grady and Luce discuss the architect of the “Athens Lunatic Asylum”, Levi Tucker… Read More