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McClary, Bobcats Rebound In Game 2
By: Kaleb Carter
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Lauren McClary posted her best performance of the season thus far in helping Ohio softball to rebound and win in their second game of the day in Chattanooga at the… Read More
Rio Grande Splits Doubleheader With Miami-Hamilton
It seemed as if two different RedStorm offenses took to the field at VA Memorial Stadium on Friday. Fourteen of Rio Grande's 15 runs on the day came in the… Read More
Freedom Industries’ Change of Course
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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WSAZ reports that Freedom Industries revealed at a bankruptcy court hearing that they will eventually shut down as the investigation into the chemical spill continues. Attorney Mark Freedlander representing Freedom… Read More
Tennessee Tech Hands Ohio First Loss Of Season
By: Kellen Becoats
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Although the Bobcats fought valiantly to keep their undefeated record, Ohio dropped its first game of the season in the Frost Classic 6-5 against Tennessee Tech on Friday afternoon. Ohio… Read More
Young girls lead police on chase
By: Ann Jacob
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Two 13-year-old girls are facing charges after leading police on a chase last weekend that ended in a crash. The chase, according to Gallipolis Police Department and Gallia County Sheriff’s… Read More
Rio Grande Men’s Basketball Has Tough Task Ahead With Pikeville Bears
By: Justin Holbrock
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The best team in the Mid-South Conference hits the road to take on a struggling Rio Grande squad (16-10, 9-6) that has dropped its last three games. The No. 2… Read More
Marietta Men’s Basketball Take On John Carroll After Disappointing Loss
By: Kellen Becoats
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Marietta Pioneers head coach Jon VanderWal must have shook his head in disappoint after the Pioneers latest game. Despite leading the Mount Union Purple Raiders at halftime, 43-40, the… Read More
Interview With Former CNN Anchor Soledad O’Brien
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Soledad O'Brien, a former CNN reporter and current founder of Starfish Media Group talks to WOUB's Allen Henry about her new storytelling venture with her group. O'Brien also talks about… Read More
Ohio University Press Celebrates 50 Years
Fifteen-hundred books in 50 years. That’s the milestone the Ohio University Press is celebrating Friday at their offices in Athens. Various events have been held throughout the week to celebrate… Read More
The Number Of Ohio Farms Decreases Despite A Rise In Agricultural Value
As the value agricultural products grown in Ohio soars, the number of Ohio farms is decreasing. Newly released census data revealed that the market value of Ohio's agricultural goods saw… Read More
Ohio Basketball Hopes For Better Results In Rematch With Akron
By: Michael Drapcho
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After squandering an opportunity to gain some momentum and move up in the Mid-American Conference standings Wednesday, an injury riddled Ohio (18-8, 8-5) will look to regroup Saturday when it… Read More
React to Film Shows Award Winning Documentary
React to Film Ohio University hosted a screening of the renown film, “Who is Dayani Cristal?” on Thursday night at the Athena. This screening was part of a React… Read More
Bobcats Set Sights On CSCHL Tournament
By: Nick Hart
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As they hoarded together in the near end of Bird Arena with their sticks raised skyward, the Ohio Bobcats clapped their sticks to the ice in unison to salute their… Read More
We Surveyed Some Bobcat Spring Breakers
By: Bianca Hillier, WOUB Visuals
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Ohio Aims To Stop Akron Duo
By: Brad Friedman
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After a promising 8-7 (3-1) start that carried hoards of momentum and confidence, Ohio’s desperation to break its losing streak grows with every game. The nine-game stretch has deflated the… Read More
Rising RedStorm Look To Continue Rolling Against Pikeville
By: Patrick Gifford
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On Feb. 15, the Rio Grande RedStorm women’s basketball team found themselves at what was perhaps the low point of their season. The RedStorm had just fallen to No. 4… Read More
Hitting The Mats With Ohio Wrestling
WOUB's Bobcat Sports Showcase wrestling reporter Andrew Gaug experienced firsthand what it's like to go through an entire Ohio wrestling practice. 197-pounder Kyle O'Donnell shows him some moves and helps… Read More
“LadyBug” Author To Speak At OU-Lancaster
By: Cheri Russo
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Carole Amber’s children’s book, The Gift of the LadyBug, is helping young people around the nation cope with struggles, tragedy or loss in their lives. Writing the book also helped its author turn one of the most difficult experiences of her life into a celebration of ladybugs.
Amber’s son, TJ, died in April, 2009 at 14 months old due to complications from Leigh syndrome. It was during this dark time in Amber’s life that a story about two horses who become the parents of a ladybug came to life.
Ohio Ultimate Preps For Tourney No. 2
By: Erick Starkey
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The Ohio men's ultimate team is set to compete in the field of 24 teams in Axton, Va., for the Easterns Qualifier tournament, where they finished second in 2013. The… Read More
Rain Affects Ohio Baseball Schedule
The rain has caught up to the Ohio baseball team yet again, this time forcing their game on Friday to be postponed to Saturday. The Buffalo Wild Wings Battle at… Read More
Another MCHM Spill Reported In West Virginia
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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A small amount of MCHM has leaked at a chemical facility in Marmet, West Virginia. C.W. Sigman with Kanawha County Emergency Management told WSAZ that five to 10 gallons of… Read More
Absentee Voting Creating Uproar In Ohio Senate
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Ohio's Democratic Party chairman says he expects the organization to file a federal lawsuit over an absentee-ballot measure passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature. State Rep. Chris Redfern, the party's chairman,… Read More
West Virginia Trying To Balance Budget Costs
By: Associated Press
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The House of Delegates and Senate are at odds on how best to balance West Virginia's budget. Senate propositions to raise sales and cigarette taxes were dismissed by the House… Read More
N’dour: Mo Than Dunks & Dreds
WOUB's Bobcat Sports Showcase reporter Alex Stec showcases Ohio men's basketball forward Maurice N'dour to tell you there's much more to him than just dunking and dreds. He comes all… Read More
Ohio Treasurer To Host Telephone Town Halls
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Ohio's state treasurer has received permission to conduct telephone town halls with public money. Republican Josh Mandel requested an opinion on the citizen teleconferences in December from Attorney General Mike… Read More