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Football: Center Recruit Barron Commits To Ohio
Ohio University landed its fifth early commitment of the 2014 class Thursday, May 9. According to 247Sports.com reporter Steve Wiltfong offensive lineman Kirk Barron verbally committed to Ohio. Barron is a 6-foot-3, 297-pound center from Marian High School in Mishawaka, Ind.. He is ranked as the No. 17 center recruit in the 2014 class according… Read More
Top-Seeded Pioneers Stunned By Otterbein 7-1
By: Eric Singer
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An hour and a half rain delay not only dampened the field, but also dampened the mood for the No. 1 seed Marietta Pioneers. Marietta College dropped the first game of the OAC Tournament to the Otterbein Cardinals by a score of 7-1. Otterbein took the lead for good with a four-run sixth inning. After… Read More
Multipurpose Center Set For Construction Despite Obstacles
Ohio University is expected to break ground this summer on a $12.5 million athletics facility that is considered crucial for maintaining the university’s recent athletic success. But the groundbreaking will happen only after a series of delays, altered plans, and a controversial decision on using student fees to finance the building. The Multipurpose Center, originally… Read More
Ice Cream Recall
By: Associated Press
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A dairy company is voluntarily recalling ice cream produced in Winston-Salem and distributed to 10 states that don't identify possible allergens because the product is packed in the wrong containers. Dairy Fresh said Thursday it's recalling some IGA Brand Vanilla and Chocolate in a 1.75 quart package because it's really Heavenly Hash ice cream that… Read More
Mother’s Day Beautified By An Edible Fruit Bouquet
By: Ann Kyle
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Each year when the holidays make their annual appearances you can hear my mother say, “now, I don’t need anything, please, don’t get me anything…I have enough!” It seems that in each household throughout my family we are attempting to reduce the amount of clutter we’ve amassed and downsize in one way or another. Now… Read More
Wolfe Rises To Occasion, Bobcat Softball Stays Alive
Ohio centerfielder Alyssa Wolfe stole a walkoff victory away from the No. 5 Miami RedHawks, and the No. 6 Bobcats (27-28, 10-14) stayed alive to play another day at the Mid-American Conference Tournament, defeating their rivals from Oxford, 3-2. With two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, and a runner on first, Miami… Read More
Three Arrested For Alleged Drug Trafficking
By: Megan Moseley
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Three suspects were arrested during a traffic stop Wednesday night in Marietta. Major Crimes Task Force Agents found them in possession of $2,000, which police believe was to be used to purchase heroin in Columbus. The suspects are known drug traffickers who previously sold confidential informants heroin. On four occasions in January, Michael Richards, 35,… Read More
Statewide Amber Alert Issued For Three Missing Teens
By: Atish Baidya
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A state wide Amber alert has been issue for three teens last seen in Ottawa Ohio. The three boys are identified as Blaine Romes, 14, Blake Romes, 17 and Michael Fey, 17. Blaine is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds Blake is 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 230 pounds. Michael… Read More
Shots Fired Outside Belmont County Courthouse
By: Associated Press
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UPDATE 4:53 p.m. Authorities say they shot the tires of a car to stop a man trying to escape from an eastern Ohio courthouse. No serious injuries were reported. A Belmont County sheriff's detective says the man and the car's driver were arrested Thursday. Their names weren't immediately available. Detective Sgt. Ryan Allar says the man… Read More
Ohio’s Top Judge Calls For Nonpartisan Judicial Primaries
By: Associated Press
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UPDATE 2:09 p.m. Ohio's top judge has drawn applause from fellow lawyers with her call for eliminating party labels in Ohio's judicial primaries. Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor said Thursday that nonpartisan primaries, more cameras in courtrooms and other policy and election changes can strengthen public engagement and trust in the judiciary. She made her remarks during… Read More