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Ohio Routs Northern Illinois, 81-63
Ohio University welcomed back students and school bells rang once again starting Monday, Jan. 14. The Bobcats rang in the new semester with an 81-63 victory over the Northern Illinois… Read More
Instant Reaction: Ohio Defeats Northern Illinois 81-63
Ohio (12-5, 3-0 MAC) added another win to their perfect 3-0 MAC record by defeating Northern Illinois (3-15, 1-2 MAC) 81–63 in the Convocation Center Wednesday night. The run: Ohio’s… Read More
Ohio Warns Of Potential Fraud In Use Of Mobile App
State officials are warning Ohioans about the potential for fraud and identity theft from smartphone applications that claim to offer access to account balances for cash and food assistance programs…. Read More
Athens Co. Agency Adopts Electronic Filing System
A new partnership is bringing an Athens County agency into the 21st century of data managment. Athens County Children Services recently announced a new partnership with Northwoods, a software company… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Prepares For Tough Weekend
After a 0-2 start in conference play and four losses in five games, the Bobcats look to rebound while dealing with a series of injuries. Dropping its past two games… Read More
Residents Questioning Legitimacy Of Tax Collection Letters
Many Athens taxpayers are in disbelief after recently receiving a tax audit notice in the mail. The notices have been sent to all Athens taxpayers but officials say only some… Read More
“Hodge Podge” Series Returns to ARTS/West
Ivars Balkits’ new play, Spirit Band on Mount Nebo, is part of the 2nd Annual Hodge Podge Reading Series, being held at ARTS/West on Sunday, Jan. 27 and Sunday, Feb…. Read More
Ohio Health’s HomeReach
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Milena Miller talks with Joe Pietrusik, Vice President of HomeReach. Recently, Ohio Health's HomeReach entered into an agreement with the O'Bleness… Read More
Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend Celebration
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host George Mauzy talks with John Schmieding and Terence Robertson about Ohio University’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend Celebration, happening January 19… Read More
The Rebirth Of Journalism: A Talk With Brett Pulley
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, WOUB’s General Manager and Director Tom Hodson talks with Brett Pulley, the new Dean of the Scripps Howard School of Journalism and… Read More
Cars Broken Into In The Athens Area
Athens police are asking residents to keep an eye out for suspicious behavior after a string of car burglaries. At least three car owners are without a stereo system… Read More
Coaches Corner: Wayne Horsley
Ever wonder about what life is like off the court for your favorite head coach? Question no more, as Hardwood Heroes introduces Coaches Corner. In this web series, reporter Morgan… Read More
Ohio Liquor Sales Up For 2012
The state says total liquor sales in Ohio climbed to a record $849 million in 2012, up 7 percent from the previous year. The Ohio Division of Liquor Control said… Read More
Entrepreneurs Get A Chance To Develop Business Ideas
Aspiring entrepreneurs will have the chance to make their business dreams a reality. The second annual Startup Weekend Athens is being held Jan. 25-27. At Startup, participants can pitch their… Read More
Former ODNR Contractor Awarded $500K For Age Discrimination
Previously finding that the Ohio Department of Natural Resources discriminated against a former employee because of his age, the Court of Claims of Ohio on January 15 awarded Richard W…. Read More
Richland Avenue Project Moving Forward; City Still Needs About $2 Million In Funding
The city of Athens plans to apply for federal funds to pay for some if not all of the remaining costs for significant improvements to the southern stretch of Richland… Read More
Preview: Ohio Hosts Two MAC Foes This Week
Ohio has started Mid-American Conference play undefeated at 2-0 by defeating Buffalo and Western Michigan last week. The Bobcats also earned their first road victory of the season in Kalamazoo,… Read More
Man Charged With Rape Of Three Sisters
UPDATE 4:13 P.M. A Scioto County man accused of raping three young girls pleaded not guilty to each of the three felony counts against him. Michael Lockheart, 51, appeared in Portsmouth… Read More
Farmers Asked To Help Reduce Nutrient Runoff To Avoid Regulation
Groups hoping to avert stricter regulations are encouraging Ohio farmers to voluntarily reduce nutrient runoff that's been partly blamed for algae hurting water quality in several lakes. The Ohio Farm… Read More
Winter Music Fest Returns To Stuart’s
Feeling stir-crazy? Looking to get out of the house this weekend? Stuart's Opera House might have the cure for what ails you. The fourth annual Cabin Fever Festival returns this… Read More
Illegal Dumping Sends WV Man To Prison
A Mason County man will spend a year and a half in prison for dumping raw sewage on land and in waterways that feed the Ohio River. Sixty-one-year-old Frank Zuspan… Read More
West Virginia Supreme Court Won’t Consider Lawsuit
The West Virginia Supreme Court won't consider a petition that challenged the firing of former state Schools Superintendent Jorea Marple. The justices voted unanimously last Friday to refuse to hear… Read More
Morning Update for January 16
Nelsonville-York schools may have an armed officer in their schools. A well-respected Wood County Fire Chief died Tuesday morning. Details in your morning update.
Morning Update for January 16
Nelsonville-York schools may have an armed officer in their schools. A well-respected Wood County Fire Chief died Tuesday morning. Details in your morning update.
Athens Shows Toughness In Win Over Jackson
Athens’ boys picked up their first home victory of the season in convincing fashion Tuesday. Ibi Watson led all scorers with 13 points as the Bulldogs never trailed in a… Read More