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Young’s Double-Double Lifts Logan Elm
Nothing could stop senior Dillon Young on his mission to get to the district finals as his double-double led the Logan Elm Braves to a 57-46 victory over the Minford… Read More
Roehn Gets First Win, Ohio Outlasts Georgia Southern
Freshman Jake Roehn has not had an ideal beginning to his career for the Ohio Bobcats, carrying a 7.36 ERA through his first two starts. The odds didn’t appear to… Read More
Seniors Push Warren To District Finals
Evan French had 63 postseason points, single-handedly dismantling Meigs and Athens entering Warren’s Division II district semifinals game against Circleville. It wasn’t French’s night in the Convocation Center, but his… Read More
Ohio Falls Again After More Offensive Struggles
A four-run fifth inning did Ohio in on the first day of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Softball Classic against the Chattanooga Mocs. The Bobcats’ fell 5-2 in what was the… Read More
Ohio Falls Again After More Offensive Struggles
A four-run fifth inning did Ohio in on the first day of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Softball Classic against the Chattanooga Mocs. The Bobcats’ fell 5-2 in what was the… Read More
Beard Fans 12, Slows Ohio Offense
Mississippi is not so pretty to Ohio one game into the Mississippi Gulf Coast Softball Classic, as the Bobcats fell to South Alabama 3-0. The ‘Cats were at a loss… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Hosts Kent State, Looks To Sweep Flashes
Ohio’s seniors have racked up some impressive individual accomplishments in their time in Athens. Nick Kellogg needs only four 3-pointers to pass D.J. Cooper and move into first for most… Read More
Rio Grande Men’s Basketball Hopes For Win Against Lowly Bulldogs
The final game of the 2013-14 regular season for Rio Grande (16-12, 9-8) pits the RedStorm against the Cumberland University Bulldogs (13-13, 5-12) on Saturday afternoon at Dallas Floyd Recreation… Read More
Hocking College Special Trustee Meeting Leads to Pay Increase
The Hocking College Educational Association has something to cheer for after a special trustee meeting. Thursday, the Hocking College Board of Trustees approved a new agreement with the HCEA Professional… Read More
Extensive Operation Leads to Major Seizure of K2
A prolonged K2 operation resulted in the arrest of 34 year old Robert “Rob” Oakley, III and the seizure of approximately eleven pounds of synthetic marijuana, or K2. The Wood… Read More
AEP Floats Interesting Theory About Underground Columbus Fire
American Electric Power has been working all day to restore electricity for many downtown Columbus businesses after an early morning fire and explosions. From Ohio public radio station WOSU, Steve… Read More
Why Backers Of Religious Freedom Bill Say It’s Needed In Ohio
Earlier this week, the sponsors of a religious freedom bill under consideration in the Ohio Statehouse pulled that legislation. The sponsors feared the language, similar to that in a bill… Read More
Ohio’s Colleges Adjust To Changing State Funding
Tucked into a list of education proposals Gov. John Kasich unveiled in his "State of the State" speech Monday was a measure that actually has already taken effect: making funding… Read More
Columbus Officials Lobbying Democratic Party For 2016 National Convention
Not even a day after three Ohio cities submitted to host the 2016 Republican National Convention, Columbus officials are trying to persuade the Democratic Party to hold its convention in… Read More
MAC Wrestlers Awarded 41 Qualifying Spots In 2014 NCAA Championships
Thursday night was a busy night for college wrestling as the NCAA announced wrestler allocations for the 2014 NCAA Championships, along with the RPI and final coach rankings. The Mid-American… Read More
Athens County Sheriff’s Office Has Until 4 p.m. Friday To Avoid Contempt Charges
The Athens County Common Pleas Court was the site of the next step of the case against Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly Friday. Judge Patricia Cosgrove held the Athens County… Read More
Man Avoids Jail In Death Of Unborn Baby
A central Ohio father-to-be, who was speeding when he caused a traffic accident that led to the death of his unborn baby, has avoided jail time. Twenty-one-year-old Richard White pleaded… Read More
Oscar 2014 Roundup
Just in time for the 2014 Academy Awards, Scott Pfeiffer looks back at several of the Best Picture contenders, including The Wolf of Wall Street, Her, Nebraska, Gravity, 12 Years a Slave, American Hustle and Dallas Buyers Club.
Lawsuit: Ohio School Didn’t Have Enough Security
Family members of three teens killed in a northeast Ohio school shooting say in a lawsuit that the school didn't have enough security. They also say the alternative school that… Read More
Marietta Set For Spring Ball
After changes to their schedule, the Marietta College Pioneers will open the 2014 baseball season in Beckley, W.Va., with four games over the weekend. The first will be played against… Read More
Illustrator’s “Fear Project” Gives Voice To What Scares Us
As author of the Fear Project, illustrator Julie Elman has solicited or received hundreds of tales of anxiety, worry, and unease.
She's taken those concerns—captured voices on an iPhone, digital missives in an email—and brought them to life through a series of mixed media pieces, which have now been exhibited in art galleries and featured on NPR's Picture Show blog.
2014 MAC Schedule Set For Ohio
The Mid-American Conference released it's 2014 footbal schedule Friday with a possibility of three nationally televised games for Ohio. The 'Cats open up their season with a divisional match up… Read More
Burdette, Parker Lead Lady Eagles To District Title
For the fourth consecutive season the Eastern Lady Eagles have captured the district finals championship trophy. Eastern upended the Clay Panthers on Thursday night 84-30 at Jackson High School as the Eagles… Read More
Calamity Day Bill Set To Joint Conference Committee
It may be two more weeks before Athens school districts have a definitive answer to the question of calamity day make-ups, according to the Associated Press. The Ohio Senate passed… Read More
Athens County Sheriff Appeals Board’s Decision To Reinstate Fired Deputy
The Athens County Sheriff's Office has officially filed an appeal to a court-ordered reinstatement of a fired deputy. The appeal was filed Feb. 26 with the Ohio State Personnel Board… Read More