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Ohio Baseball Falls To Cincinnati, 4-1
By: Eric Singer
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The Ohio Bobcats (4-19, 1-2) dropped their third game in a row, losing 4-1 to the Cincinnati Bearcats (8-13) at Marge Schott Field on Tuesday. Sophomore Tyler Wells and senior… Read More
Local Brewery To Sell Beer In Ohio Supermarkets
Something new is brewing at at a well-known Athens brewery. Jackie O's Local Pub & Brewery's new facility on Campbell Street in Athens is part of a plan to begin… Read More
W.Va. Bill Would Put Administrators In Classrooms
By: Associated Press
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The West Virginia Senate will vote on a bill that would require certain school administrators to serve as substitute teachers. The bill would exempt county superintendents but would require any… Read More
Proposed Bill Cracks Down On Drugged Driving
By: Associated Press
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A bill passed by the West Virginia House Judiciary Committee would take the licenses of drivers who refuse a blood test after an arrest. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin proposed the… Read More
W.Va. Supreme Court Suspends Judge Until Term Ends
By: Associated Press
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UPDATE 4:16 PM A unanimous West Virginia Supreme Court has suspended a family court judge without pay for the rest of his term. Tuesday's ruling blocks Putnam County Family Court… Read More
Sentencing Postponed In Ohio Craigslist Killings
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An Ohio judge has postponed sentencing of a self-styled street preacher in the murders of three down-and-out men lured by Craigslist job offers after a defense attorney fell ill. Judge… Read More
A Talk With Baseball Hall Of Fame Writer Paul Hagen
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, WOUB Director and General Manager Tom Hodson talks with Baseball Hall of Fame writer Paul Hagen. Hagen is to be honored at… Read More
D.J. Cooper Named To NABC Division I District 14 First Team
By: Brad Friedman
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The National Association of Basketball Coaches has named Ohio guard D.J. Cooper to the NABC Division I District 14 First Team. Cooper earned second team NABC honors following his junior… Read More
Tim Reynolds At The Fur Peace Ranch
Guitarist Tim Reynolds in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch from March of 2009.
WV Senate Passes Bill Requiring Job Impact Statement For Proposed Legislation
By: Associated Press
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The West Virginia Senate has passed a bill that would give legislators a better sense of the economic impact of the bills they consider. The bill passed unanimously Tuesday authorizes… Read More
Campus Project Demonstrates How Recycling ‘Adds Up’
By: Lindsey Zimmerman
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Ohio University Campus Recycling has created a visual representation of how recyclable materials can add up over the course of just four weeks. The group is in the process of… Read More
New Law Bans Couches On Porches
By: Associated Press
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Beginning in July, Huntington residents will no longer be able to keep couches on their front porches. A new ordinance prohibits residents from storing upholstered furniture, mattresses and other items… Read More
Ridges Advisory Group Announced
By: Megan Moseley
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Ohio University President Roderick McDavis says an advisory group will be established regarding developments on The Ridges. The advisory committee will include representatives from the City of Athens, Athens County… Read More
Justices Hear Arguments On Calif. Gay Marriage Ban
By: Associated Press, Megan Moseley
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An Athens resident says she hopes the U.S. Supreme Court heard the message of equality during the Court's first major examination of gay rights in 10 years. Ginny Blakely, local… Read More
Morning Update For March 26
A Meigs County fiscal clerk is in trouble with the law. Ohio University President Roderick McDavis met with local leaders to discuss plans for The Ridges. Details in your morning… Read More