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Ohio Swimming And Diving Remains In Second Place Of MAC Championships
By: Kaleb Carter
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Heading into day two of the MAC Swimming and Diving Championships in Buffalo, N.Y., Ohio sat in second place of the overall points standings with 172, compared to first place… Read More
Ohio Football Releases 2013 Schedule
By: Pat Chiesa
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Ohio football officially announced its 2013 schedule earlier today, which features four games on the ESPN family of networks. The most challenging game on the schedule for Frank Solich and… Read More
It’s A Vintage Food Flashback
By: Ann Kyle
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Are you struggling for a fresh idea on what to serve for dinner tonight or breakfast tomorrow? Well, why don’t we step back in time and see what’s cookin’! Of… Read More
Photojournalists Embracing Change In Digital Media
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, WOUB’s Director and General Manager Tom Hodson talks with Michel duCille, associate editor for photography at The Washington Post. A three-time Pulitzer… Read More
OU Top Leaders Discuss Guaranteed Tuition
Ohio University's current tuition structure could be heading for a complete overhaul. University President Roderick McDavis says top administrators are in the process of creating a proposal for implementing a… Read More
Menotti Operas To Be Performed At Rio Grande
The University of Rio Grande's School of Fine Arts will present two short operas by the American composer Giancarlo Menotti on March 2 and March 3. Voice students of Adjunct… Read More
Bank Employee Accused of Stealing
By: Tori Knueven
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A Pike County woman is being charged with Grand Theft for stealing thousands of dollars from her employer. Lorrie Ann Thornsberry, 38, allegedly stole between $7,500 and $150,000 from the… Read More
Podcast: Ohio Opens March At Bowling Green
It has been awhile since the Bobcats experienced a two-game losing streak. They have to go back all the way to mid-December when they lost to Winthrop and Massachusetts. Now,… Read More
Bridge Demolition Draws Crowd Of Spectators
By: Associated Press
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Pieces of an aging bridge that connected St. Albans and Nitro are heading to a scrapyard after being demolished. Spectators watched as the Dick Henderson Memorial Bridge was detonated on… Read More
Athens Boys Move On
By: Rusty Brumbaugh
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Athens is moving on to the District Finals after they had a hot second half to defeat Chillicothe, winning by a final score of 59-49. This game wasn't all Bulldogs… Read More
Album Review: Anais Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer, “Child Ballads”
By: Mark Hellenberg
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Singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell's new album Child Ballads, a collection of traditional songs from the Anglo-American folk tradition, is a collaboration with her friend Jefferson Hamer.
However, these aren't children's songs. In fact, most of these dark tales would send a child into therapy for a lifetime.
Ohio University Reaches Agreement With Union Employees
Unionized employees at Ohio University have accepted a new contract agreement just as their current contract was set to expire. The University announced the new three-year agreement with members of… Read More
Sandra Inman Confession Unsealed
By: Associated Press
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A newly unsealed confession shows a woman told authorities her son accidentally strangled his estranged wife before his parents helped hide the body in a southeast Ohio septic tank. Sandra… Read More
Jurors Continue To Hear Testimony In Craigslist Murder Trial
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Jurors in Akron have heard testimony from a man about how his father planned to reply to a Craigslist ad that prosecutors say led to his slaying in 2011. The… Read More
Ohio Drivers Can Now Be Ticketed For Texting
By: Associated Press
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Ohio drivers can now be ticketed for texting. For the past six months, officers could issue warnings those who weren't complying with the statewide texting ban. That grace period ends… Read More
Project To Widen Interstate 64 Set To Start
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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A project to widen Interstate 64 in the Huntington area is set to begin in a couple of weeks. The Division of Highways says the project will take place between… Read More
Police Arrest Three In Mobile Meth Lab Bust
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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Three people are facing charges after deputies say they pulled over a car with nearly a dozen containers used to make meth. At least two of those containers were in… Read More
Morning Update For March 1
Ten containers used to make meth were found inside one car last night. A project to widen I-64 in Huntington is set to start in a couple of weeks. Details… Read More