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RedStorm Cruise To 12-3 Win Over Miami-Hamilton
By: Brendan Margolies
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The Rio Grande RedStorm traveled to Miami-Hamilton to take on the Harriers on Tuesday evening and cruised to a 12-3 victory to win their fourth game out of their last five. Kirk Yates led the RedStorm, going 2 for 4 with three RBIs and a run. Rio Grande had half of their runs scored in… Read More
Ohio Drops Home Game To Morehead State 11-4
By: Eric Singer
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The issues with the Ohio pitching staff is something that has plagued the ‘Cats throughout most of their 30 losses in the 2014 season. Going into the Tuesday game with Morehead State, the 15-man staff had a collective 6.09 ERA, the worst in the Mid-American Conference. However, it has predominately been the bullpen where the… Read More
Ohio Prepares For Rival Marshall
By: Kaleb Carter
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With a trip to Huntington, W.Va., awaiting the Ohio Bobcats on Wednesday, the team looks to rebound from a two-game skid and bring out the bats against Marshall. The ‘Cats come in having scored only five total runs in their last four games (and won two of those games against Miami). “I think it’s going… Read More
Three Marietta Men Arrested For Obtaining 26 Grams Of Heroin
A routine check of a man on probation in Marietta led to the discovery of heroin paraphernalia and ultimately large amounts of heroin. Officers went to the home of Corey Cowan, 23, earlier Tuesday, and found syringes, two digital scales and a large box of sandwich bags. Officers also found heroin packed for sale and… Read More
Tough Test Ahead For RedStorm
By: Ryan Lewis
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On Wednesday, the Rio Grande Redstorm (27-14) will resume play after splitting a doubleheader on Monday with No. 8 Lindsey Wilson (38-6) against the second-ranked team in the Mid-South Conference in Georgetown College (25-11). In a tough day at the plate for Rio against Lindsey Wilson, they only could get five hits between the two… Read More
Jeremy Johnson’s Next Step
Walking into the practice room in the Convocation Center, the stench of sweat is overwhelming. Wrestlers slam into one another as they drain every ounce of their strength. The walls are lined with padding because when two wrestlers are wrapped up in a match, their sense of location gets lost. In between bouts, each wrestler… Read More
22,000 Parking Tickets Distributed In Athens In 2013
The city of Athens brought in approximately $900,000 in 2013. These parking violations brought big money to the city. Lauren Nichols, a student at Ohio University, was forced pick up her car after it was towed. She was parked at Walter Hall on Ohio University campus on a Friday night when the event occurred. She… Read More
Ohio’s Dan Hauser Named Athletic Director At High Point
Ohio University’s Senior associate athletic director for external operations, Dan Hauser, was named the new athletic director at High Point University on Tuesday. High Point made the announcement and stated that Hauser will officially start on July 1. Hauser, a native of North Carolina, worked in Ohio’s athletic department for eight years after joining the… Read More
Three Ohio Runners Named Academic All-MAC
By: Nathan Wiseman
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Three Ohio women’s track and field members were named to the Academic All-MAC team Tuesday for their success in the classroom and on track during the 2014 indoor season. Seniors Juli Accurso, Melissa Thompson and sophomore Caroline Hildebrand represented the Bobcats on the annual league academic roster. Accurso and Thompson are no strangers to the… Read More
Athenians Establish Fund To Benefit Local Cinema
By: Selina Nadeau
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After living in Athens for more than three decades, two Athenians have demonstrated they are eager to give back to what they think is a community treasure. Ann Moneypenny, who graduated from Ohio University in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in art history, and her husband, Michael Kleinman, established the Athena Cinema Support Fund, a… Read More