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RedStorm Men’s Basketball Falls Short In Second Half
By: Nathan Wiseman
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Warm temperatures heated up the village of Rio Grande outside of Newt Oliver Arena but the RedStorm were stuck in winter as they turned ice cold in the fourth quarter and fell to Bluefield, 78-73. A pink-out for breast cancer awareness filled the rowdy home crowd of Rio Grande. The noise of the energetic crowd… Read More
Ohio Baseball Ready For UNCW Tournament
By: Eric Singer
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The Ohio Bobcats began the 2014 season by splitting a doubleheader with Murray State, defeating the Racers in game one, 7-6, and losing to the Racers in game two, 7-6. It was the first time Ohio won its season opener since 2008. Next up on Ohio’s plate is a trip to Wilmington, N.C., for a… Read More
RedStorm Women’s Basketball Earns Another Crucial Victory
By: Patrick Gifford
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For the second consecutive game, the RedStorm emerged from a must-win situation with a crucial victory. The Rio Grande women’s basketball team defeated the Bluefield College Rams 93-79 Thursday night and now sits ahead of the Rams (12-12, 6-9 MSC) in the Mid-South Conference. With only three regular season games remaining, every matchup left on… Read More
Facebook Buys WhatsApp For $19 Billion
By: Merle Tilk
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To schedule an appointment, to tell somebody you're late or just to say hi people usually send text messages. But what if you don't have a cellphone? And what if you want to text someone abroad which is usually expensive. A few years ago two people came up with an idea to solve these problems…. Read More
Undefeated Ohio Prepares For Five Game Weekend
By: Kaleb Carter
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Chattanooga, Tenn., will welcome the undefeated Ohio Bobcats over the weekend of Feb. 21-23, as the ‘Cats are set to play five games in three days. The Bobcats’ chances are high to continue their hot start, as they take on five opponents, all of whom have losing records thus far into the season. The Bobcats… Read More
News Program Implemented Limits Performances to OU Students
The Ohio University Campus Involvement Center has done away with a program that featured an abundance of musicians from all over Ohio, and even some from as far as New York. The Emerging Artists Program, which used to be held on Thursdays at 6 p.m., was not bringing in the crowd that the Involvement… Read More
Three Bobcats To Try Out For US Women’s Volleyball Team
By: Zahara Pruitt
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Ohio volleyball players Abby Gilleland, Kelly Lamberti and Meredith Ashy will participate in open tryouts for the United States Women’s National Team. Tryouts take place Feb. 21-23 at the Colorado Springs, Colo., U.S. Olympic Training Center. They will be competing among 246 student athletes across the nation for a spot on the National Team. Gilleland… Read More
Dunbar Man Fatally Shoots Himself While In Struggle With Officers
By: Associated Press
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Police say a Dunbar man fatally shot himself with his own gun during a struggle with officers. Kanawha County sheriff's Corpral. Brian Humphreys says the shooting occurred Wednesday after Dunbar officers went to 65-year-old Rick Dean Wilcox's home to serve him with a domestic violence petition. Humphreys said Thursday that Wilcox locked the door after… Read More
Governor Aims To Improve Kentucky’s Health
By: Associated Press
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Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear has rolled out a wide-ranging plan aimed at improving the state's overall health. The goals include cutting Kentucky's high rates of smoking, obesity, cancer and cardiovascular disease by 10 percent by 2019. Another key objective is reducing Kentucky's uninsured rate to less than five percent. Beshear said Thursday that Kentucky's dismal… Read More
OSU Open Awaits Ohio Women’s Track And Field
One last tune-up is in store for the Ohio track and field team as they head to Columbus on Friday to compete in the OSU Open. This will be the last meet of the indoor season before the MAC Championships, which will begin next Friday and run through March 3. The OSU open will feature… Read More
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