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First Receiver Of 2014 Class Commits To Ohio
Recruits continue to roll in for Ohio Football. Andrew Meyer confirmed his verbal commitment to Ohio via Twitter on Tuesday and became the Bobcats’ 10th recruit of the 2014 class…. Read More
Rio Adds Two-Sport Athlete Stout
Charlene Stout signed with the University of Rio Grande on Monday to continue her athletic career at the collegiate level, according to RioRedStorm.com. However unlike most recruits of the 2013 class, Stout will… Read More
VIDEO: WOUB NewsWrap 7/2/13
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is searching for a Waverly man wanted after fleeing the scene of a fatal accident last month in Pike County. Plus, a former mansion caretaker… Read More
Afternoon Update For July 2nd
The former caretaker of the mansion belonging to the head of Longaberger Co. has been sentenced for stealing. People convicted of arson-related offenses must register annually with local authorities. The… Read More
Fed Hock Gets Interim Superintendent For July
By: Arian Smedley | Athens Messenger
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For the month of July, Rick Edwards will serve as the interim superintendent for Federal Hocking Local Schools. The school board approved the change during a special meeting on Friday…. Read More
The Fabulous Fourth Of July – To Honor, Celebrate and Remember!
By: Ann Kyle
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The 4th of July is an exciting holiday here in the United States. Retailers have created colorful flyers, are running ads, decorating their windows all with holiday ideas. These party… Read More
Summer Concert Series Offers Blues, Jazz, Rock & Roll
The Pomeroy Blues & Jazz Society are pleased to announce the schedule for the 14th annual Rhythm on the River concert series. A wide variety of music is in store… Read More
Innovation Ohio Says Many Schools Not Seeing Increases In State Budget
By: Arian Smedley | Athens Messenger
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In a news release last week, State Senator Tim Schaffer, R–Lancaster, announced Ohio schools will see a boost of over $700 million in funding over the next two years as… Read More
Wood County School Districts Reaches Settlement In Lawsuit Over Single-Sex Classes
By: Associated Press
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The Wood County Board of Education has agreed not to implement single-sex classes in schools for at least two years. The agreement settles a lawsuit filed by the American Civil… Read More
Police Search For Man Allegedly Involved In Fatal Crash
By: Megan Moseley
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol says they are still searching for the Waverly man involved in a traffic accident that killed three people including a pregnant woman and her unborn… Read More
Blues-Rocker Patrick Sweany Returns To Marietta
By: Mark Hellenberg
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Ohio native Patrick Sweany has been performing his brand of roots/blues/rock music since the 1990s, with shows throughout the U.S. and several critically acclaimed albums under his belt. This Friday, he returns to Marietta's Adelphia Music Hall. WOUB's Mark Hellenberg talked with Sweany about the show and his new album, Close to the Ground.
Man Sentenced To Prison For Stealing From Basket Benefactor
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A former caretaker of a mansion owned by the Longaberger Co.'s CEO has been sentenced to six years in prison for stealing $1.5 million from the basket company heiress. Fifty-three-year-old… Read More
Deer Hunting Allowed At Two WV State Parks
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The Division of Natural Resources will allow deer hunting this fall at two state parks – Blennerhassett Island in Wood County and Stonewall Resort in Lewis County. The Blennerhassett hunt… Read More
WV Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Possession
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A former Ripley, WV police officer has pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography. U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin announced that George Michael Puskas II, 31, entered the plea Monday in… Read More