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Rootwire Fest Leaves Logan Roots Behind
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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The name and message behind the Rootwire Transformational Arts Festival will continue into its fifth year this month, however the event has left its roots in Logan and will take… Read More
Athens Has Eyes Set On Future Capital Improvements
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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A list of potential capital improvements plans for the city over the next six years was presented to Athens City Council and city administration for input on Tuesday. Andy Stone,… Read More
FitzGerald: Cleveland Is Better Than Its Reputation
By: Jo Ingles | Statehouse News Bureau
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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Ed FitzGerald said the reality of Cleveland is better than its reputation. He thinks that’s what Republican National Committee members saw when they chose Cleveland as the host… Read More
First Man In Arch Coal Kickback Case Pleads Guilty
By: Associated Press
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A Logan County man is facing up to three years in prison after pleading guilty to tax fraud connected to a kickback scheme at an Arch Coal mine. Gary Roeher… Read More
Democratic Treasurer Candidate Proposes New Accountability Plan
By: Andy Chow | Statehouse News Bureau
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The Democratic nominee for state treasurer is proposing a plan that she believes will bring more accountability to the office. Representative Connie Pillich of Cincinnati said an independent inspector general should… Read More
The Impact Of Recession On College Grads
By: Amy Hansen | StateImpact Ohio
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College graduates who earned their diploma in 2008 faced starting their careers in the worst economic downturn in nearly a century. A report out this week from the U.S. Department… Read More
Jones Set To Retire As Trimble Superintendent
By: Sarah Hawley | Athens Messenger staff reporter
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For the past 32 years Kim Jones has been a part of the teaching staff or administration in Trimble Local School District, a position she will be leaving later this… Read More
Nagucki’s First Month As Chief Has Been A Good One
By: Susan Tebben | The Athens Messenger
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Acting Glouster Police Chief Ryan Nagucki has only spent a month as head of the department, but said positive strides are being made within the office. "We've made a lot… Read More
2014 Gladden House Sessions: Justin Gordon & Guests
WOUB Public Media, in partnership with the Ohio University School of Media Arts & Studies and the Nelsonville Music Festival, is proud to present The Gladden House Sessions, a 15-part video series.
In this episode, former Athens County resident Justin Gordon is joined by his wife, Ellen Williamson, and cellist Joe Kwon of The Avett Brothers.
Experts: Cleveland’s Win Has Changed Columbus’ Chances Of Getting DNC
By: Karen Kasler | Statehouse News Bureau
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The Democratic National Committee was considering Cleveland, Birmingham, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Columbus. Cleveland is now out because the Democrats have a rule that says they won’t pick… Read More
Perry County Takes Next Step Toward Future Of 911 Operations
By: Bill Rockwell | Perry County Tribune staff reporter
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Perry County took the next step toward 21st century emergency service, with village and county agencies agreeing in principal to share 911 response duties. Technical Advisor Committee (TAC), following recommendations… Read More
Cleveland Traffic Camera Case Is Put On Hold
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's Supreme Court has put a Cleveland traffic cameras case on hold while the justices decide their ruling in a motorist's challenge to Toledo's camera system. The Supreme Court on… Read More
Drake Wants To Expand On OSU’s Athletic Success
By: Associated Press
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Ohio State's new president says he sees the university's athletic success as a way to focus attention on the many other things at which the university excels. Michael Drake says… Read More
Kentucky’s Effort To Resume Execution Hits A Snag
By: Associated Press
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A Kentucky judge has expressed concerns about the state's plan to use a single drug to carry out lethal injections after the same method resulted in problems in neighboring Ohio…. Read More
Kasich Is Thrilled To Have 2016 RNC In Cleveland
By: Karen Kasler | Statehouse News Bureau
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The state’s most visible Republican said he’s thrilled that the Republican National Committee has chosen Cleveland as the site of its 2016 convention. Republican Gov. John Kasich, who’s long been… Read More
Athens Disabilities Commission Wants To Expand Membership
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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The Athens Commission on Disabilities is looking to expand its membership and have its annual service award written into the city code. Last month Athens City Councilman Steve Patterson —… Read More
Nelsonville-York Teachers’ Union Members Get Raises In 3-Year Deal
By: Athens Messenger staff reports
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The Nelsonville-York Board of Education has approved a new three-year contract with the Nelsonville-York Education Association. The agreement includes annual raises in each of the three years, according to Supt…. Read More