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Grain Bin Explosion Injures One Person
By: Associated Press
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The owner of a central Ohio grain company says at least one person suffered minor burns in a grain bin explosion. The blast was reported Wednesday afternoon in Coshocton. Sgt…. Read More
My Big Pale, Blonde Family Reunion
By Rebecca Darling You know that feeling you get when you have not seen someone in a long time? Yeah, that overpowering tingling sensation that moves rapidly from one foot… Read More
Ohio EPA: Toledo Could Have Minimized Water Issues
By: Brian Bull | Ohio Public Radio • WCPN
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Toledo’s mayor has been busy writing, lately. Mayor D. Michael Collins has written President Obama and Governor Kasich among other lawmakers, imploring them to take whatever financial measures are needed… Read More
David Lindley At The Fur Peace Ranch 2014
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist David Lindley in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch recorded May 24, 2014.
Nelsonville-York Board Of Education Board Member Resigns
By: Sarah Hawley | Athens Messenger staff reporter
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For the third time this year the Nelsonville-York Board of Education will be tasked with filling a vacancy on its own board. During Tuesday's regular meeting Board President Micah Covert… Read More
West Virginia Governor Not Calling For Budget Calls
By: Associated Press
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West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin is telling state agencies to keep their budgets on par with this year's spending plans. Revenue Secretary Bob Kiss last week sent instructions to… Read More
No Report Of Cops At Recent OSU Band Rituals
By: Associated Press
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Ohio State officials say there is no recent record of campus police attending an annual ritual where marching band members entered Ohio Stadium in their underwear. The Midnight Ramps were… Read More
Commissioner: No Emergency Room In Nelsonville’s Future
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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OhioHealth is firm in its decision not to have an emergency room in Nelsonville in the future, according to Athens County Commission President Lenny Eliason. “That decision is over with,”… Read More
Pilot Program Aimed At Helping Heroin Addicts
By: Associated Press
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A northwest Ohio county is getting a $650,000 grant from the state's attorney general to help fund a pilot program for heroin addicts. Attorney General Mike DeWine says the funds… Read More
Athens Arts Community Remembers Bob Winters
By: Bryan Gibson
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The Athens arts community has lost one of its biggest supporters. Ohio University Professor Emeritus Robert Winters made an impact on thousands of students, friends and colleagues as an educator, artist, administrator, theater director, mentor and tireless advocate for the arts.
WOUB reached out to those whose lives were changed in some way by Bob Winters. Here are a few of their comments.