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Ohio Receives Late Spark To Sweep Miami
By: Kellen Becoats
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Game one It was a pitchers’ duel in Oxford, but Ohio’s pitcher came up big on more than the mound on Friday, driving a deep triple to right center that bounced out of the fielder’s glove and gave the Bobcats a 1-0 win over rival Miami in extra innings. Savannah Jo Dorsey pitched the entire… Read More
Marietta Snags Doubleheader Sweep Over Ohio Northern
By: Kelsi Steele
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Game One: A high-powered sixth inning Friday afternoon handed Marietta game one over Ohio Northern University, 10-1. Tyler Packanik got things started for the Pioneers after reaching first base on an error by the Bears. Zach Bukiewicz followed up with a single to left field to put the Pioneers in scoring position. Tim McCoy continued… Read More
Jones, Kuhn Boost Rio Over Bluefield In Doubleheader
By: Ryan Lewis
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The Rio Grande RedStorm handed Bluefield (3-41) its 17th straight loss, as the RedStorm (24-13) swept the series with wins of 4-0 and 11-4 on Friday. Jenna Jones came out hot for game one, throwing a no-hitter for the RedStorm. The no-no was Jones’ third of the season, and she also struck out three. Second… Read More
Congressman Bill Johnson Talked In Pomeroy About Flood Insurance Rates
By: Merle Tilk
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In Pomeroy only a few meters separate the Ohio River from the Main Street, where there are shops, restaurants and homes. Six weeks ago Eloise Drenner opened her shop on Main Street. She knows that there is always the danger of flooding for this location. But when the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced an increase… Read More
Male Victims Of Sexual Abuse Speak, Say Recovery Is Possible
By: Merle Tilk
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Thom Wendt was sexually abused when he was 3 years old. Dan Adams was a 7 year old when it happened. Capp Whitney doesn’t remember when the abuse started but he knows that it stopped when he was 13. The three men are examples of many boys and men who are sexually abused. According to… Read More
Man Pistol Whipped In Home
The Athens County Sheriff's Office is searching for a man after reports of a pistol whipping. Joshua Brooks of Mason Street in Trimble was struck by a black male on the right side of his head. Brooks only knows of the man as "G". Brooks claims the man also stole a bag of his father's… Read More
Multiple Fire Crews Respond To Brush Fire East Of Athens
A brush fire on Scatter Ridge Road near Strouds Run left a smokey haze in the air after four fire stations fought to put it out. Amesville firefighters arrived on the scene at around 1:30 after receiving a 911 notification. The firefighters were not on the scene long before they called in for backup. "As… Read More
Young Girl Bit By Dog
The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to Bean Road in The Plains today after a report of a child being bitten in the face by a pit bull. Deputy Kelchar and Lieutenant Morris arrived on scene and spoke with the child's parents and the owner of the dog. The Athens County Dog Warden arrived on… Read More
Superstitious ‘Cats all have their own rituals
Josh Rogers looks at the different superstitions that Ohio Baseball players have. Check out the package on The Bobcat Sports Showcase Fridays at 11 p.m. and Saturdays at 11 a.m.
Student Artists Recognized At OU-Zanesville
Ohio University Zanesville will be recognizing the work of student artists from the 2013-2014 school year with an exhibit and reception on Monday, April 28 from 4:30-6 p.m. in the Zanesville Campus Library. The event will incorporate a wide array of art from students under the direction of Ohio University faculty Maddy Fraoili, instructor of… Read More