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Defending Champ Minot State Tops Ohio, 4-3
The defending national champion Minot State never trailed in its Friday matchup against Ohio, as it took down the Bobcats 4-3 at home. It was the Beavers' first game against… Read More
Walters Returns, Ohio Snags First MAC Win
Ohio Wrestling dominated Northern Illinois, 33-9, for its first Mid-American conference win of the season. The Bobcats won five consecutive matches to take an 18-0 lead to kick off the… Read More
Two Women Face Drug Charges In Athens Courtroom
Two women faced drug charges in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on Friday. One is going to prison and one is going to rehabilitation treatment. Ebony C. Saunders, 31,… Read More
Water Line Breaks At OU, Five Buildings To Be Affected By Outage
Due to a break in a six-inch water line, Ohio University's Pickering Hall, Brown Hall, Crawford Hall, MacKinnon Hall and Nelson Dining will have a hold and cold water outage… Read More
Grooms Wins Director Of Football Operations of the Year
Update: 10:32 a.m.: Jason Grooms has been named FootballScoops Director of Football Operations of the Year. FootballScoops has named Ohio's Jason Grooms a finalist for their Director of Football Operations of… Read More
The Hot Club Of Detroit At The Fur Peace Ranch
The Hot Club of Detroit in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch from August 21, 2010.
Rory Block At The Fur Peace Ranch
Rory Block mixes blues and original material in a performance from October 19, 2013.
Three Ohio Players Named To OCSA All-Academic Third Team
The Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association announced its Academic All-Ohio teams, and the Ohio Bobcats had three players – defenders Grace Campbell and Gabby Hausfeld and midfielder Maggie Murnane – get… Read More
Rio Grande Returns Home To Face Shawnee State
Rio Grande (10-5) returns home to the Newt Oliver Arena for the first time in 2014 on Saturday to host Shawnee State (7-8). Shawnee State started its season on the… Read More
Nelsonville Hospital Eliminating Surgery Services
Doctors Hospital of Nelsonville will no longer be providing surgery services, effective Feb. 1. Hospital administrator LaMar Wyse said three jobs — two registered nursing positions and an operating room… Read More
Mid-Ohio Valley Players to Stage Romantic Comedy Classic
The Mid-Ohio Valley Players are returning to the stage with family-friendly classic. The Fantasticks, the longest-running musical in the world, will be performed Jan. 17 through Feb. 1 at the… Read More
Athens County Prosecutor Seeks Grant To Expand Drug Treatment Options
Athens County Prosecutor Keller J. Blackburn is spearheading an effort to obtain grant funding to expand treatment for drug offenders while incarcerated. A grant application asking for over $200,000 has… Read More
Some Common-Sense Steps in Dealing with Target Security Breach
Update 1/10/2014 2:50 PM There's no magic in dealing with Target's information security breach but there are some common-sense approaches to keep money from leaking out of your bank account…. Read More
Polar Vortex Explained
Two words almost guaranteed to send shivers down people’s spines for the rest of winter: polar vortex. Earlier this week the frigid Arctic air, not felt by large portions of… Read More
Trimble Week In Review: Dec. 30-Jan. 4
BOYS The Trimble boys rolled in the New Year with a loss against the Waterford boys’ team on Friday, Jan. 3, with a final score of 72-63. Junior Micah Couch… Read More
Defense Keeps Lady Bulldogs Undefeated
The Athens Lady Bulldogs traveled to a hostile environment in Albany to take on a much-improved Lady Spartans team. The Lady Bulldogs were just too much for Alexander, as Athens… Read More
Ohio Report Takes Aim At Human Trafficking
A new report shows there were about 3,000 advertisements for sex services in the Cincinnati area alone over a three-month period. That represents a "significant demand" that's helping drive human… Read More
Chinese Business To Put Plant At Former Ohio GM Site
Ohio's governor says a Chinese company will build an automotive glass plant in southwest Ohio, bringing up to 800 jobs and revitalizing a former General Motors factory site. Gov. John… Read More
Kasich Asks Parents To Deliver Drug-Free Message
Ohio's governor wants parents and adults to talk to children about the dangers of abusing drugs and other substances, as the state works to combat problems with prescription pain pills… Read More
Kasich Launches Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign
Ohio is partnering with libraries, highway rest areas, clinics and facilities overseen by state agencies to build awareness about human trafficking. Gov. John Kasich's office made the announcement Thursday, during… Read More
Unique Children’s Book Illustration Exhibit Opening At OU-Lancaster
When you open up a children’s book, the illustrations on each page take you back to your childhood. Have you ever wondered how an adult artist learns to create childlike drawings to illustrate children’s books? You can find out at Ohio University Lancaster.
Children’s Book Illustrations: The Circle of Creativity will be on display in the Raymond S. Wilkes Galley for the Visual Arts from Jan. 22 to March 21.
Strong Second Half Pushes Eastern Past Waterford
“The Nest” was filled to the brim in Reedsville on Thursday night as Eastern welcomed Waterford in a game instrumental to the TVC-Hocking crown. The Eagles put together a dominant… Read More
Vinton County Lady Vikings Dominate Meigs
The Vinton County Lady Vikings dynamic offense rocked the scoreboard on Thursday night. As snow fell in McArthur, Vinton County brought the heat on the court and took down Meigs… Read More