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Abreu Pleads Guilty To Drug Trafficking, Future In Jeopardy
Former Akron point guard Alex Abreu pleaded guilty Monday afternoon to drug charges related to an early March arrest. His future with the school remains up in the air. Abreu… Read More
Bobcats, Buckeyes Set for 2013 Matchup
Update, Aug. 28, 2:25 p.m.: The Ohio State men's basketball team released its 2013-14 schedule Wednesday. Ohio will officially be playing the Buckeyes on Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. in the Schottenstein Center…. Read More
Schools That Change Communities
Friday, June 28 • 10 p.m. From economically challenged rural areas to crime-ridden urban neighborhoods, SCHOOLS THAT CHANGE COMMUNITIES profiles a diverse range of K-12 public schools in five states… Read More
VIDEO: WOUB NewsWrap – 6/10/13
The Ohio State Fire Marshal's Office says the fire that destroyed an historic bridge in Vinton County was purposely set. Plus, the most recent state inspection reports show that the… Read More
Mountain Heart At The Fur Peace Ranch
Bluegrass/Americana artists Mountain Heart in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch from April 6, 2013.
WV Department Of Education Announces Summer Food Program Sites
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More than 400 sites across West Virginia will participate in a summer meal program for students. The federal Summer Food Service Program provides free meals in lower-income areas to school-age… Read More
First Corporate-Sponsored Habitat For Humanity House Breaks Ground
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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Ground was broken for the first corporate-sponsored Habitat for Humanity house in Athens County on Saturday. One Athens County family will have a new affordable home located at 379 Elizabeth… Read More
Albany Woman Charged With Raping Juvenile
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Athens Messenger
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An Albany woman was arrested Thursday for the alleged rape of a 10-year-old child. Jennifer Davidson, 36, was arrested by an Athens County sheriff’s detective on one count of rape… Read More
Fire Destroys Historic Bridge
By: Michael O'Brien | Vinton County Courier
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The State Fire Marshal's Office announced Friday that the fire which destroyed the Humpback Bridge was incendiary in nature. In a statement, fire marshal spokesman Michael Duchesne said investigators determined… Read More
Fairfield Co. Jail Not Meeting Standards Due To Overcrowding
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The most recent state inspection reports show a central Ohio county jail system that often holds twice its maximum number of inmates doesn't meet minimum standards. According to the Columbus… Read More
Rustic Rock: Hocking College Students Present “Robbins Crossing Sessions”
By: Erin Riordan
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Robbins Crossing’s log cabins are well-known by Nelsonville Music Festival attendees. Now the charming buildings are gaining notoriety for a Hocking College music video series. This past semester, a group of students blended 19th Century surroundings with 21st Century media to create a five-part web series titled Robbins Crossing Sessions. (VIDEOS)
Foreclosure Settlement Payments Expected This Week
By: Associated Press
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The state attorney general says Ohioans who lost homes to foreclosure and are eligible claimants under last year's national mortgage settlement will be sent payments during the next week. Attorney… Read More
Gasoline Prices Hover Around Four Bucks
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Some Ohio drivers are cringing as the price for a gallon of gas remains near the $4 mark. The state average for a gallon of regular gas was $3.92 in… Read More
Morning Audio Update for Monday June 10, 2013
By: Tim Sharp
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Wet weather is in the forecast while the Athens Sheriff's Office sees storm clouds gathering. These stories in your morning audio update.
Athens Sheriff Bound To Secrecy In Office Probe
By: Atish Baidya, Tim Sharp
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UPDATE 4:20 p.m. Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly took to social media for a second time since state investigators served search warrants on his office and home on Friday, posting a… Read More