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Health Recovery Services Awarded $600K Grant
Health Recovery Services in Athens has received a $600,000 grant to expand its efforts to improve services for opiate addicted mothers and their newborn babies. The goal is to reduce… Read More
OU To Host Scotty McCreery, Danielle Bradbery Concert
The Ohio University Performing Arts Series has announced a concert featuring country acts Scott McCreery and Danielle Bradbery on Saturday, Nov. 1 at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
Pre-sale tickets will be available starting Aug. 20 with the public sale scheduled for Aug. 22.
Explore Monroe County’s Covered Bridge Scenic Byway
While Southeast Ohio offers plenty of beautiful sights for both visitors and locals to visit, some of the most stunning places to visit are the covered bridges that dot the… Read More
PREVIEW: Philo Looking to Reload After First Playoff Appearance Since ’95
Editor's Note: Over the next two weeks our reporters will be bringing you team previews for each team in the SEOAL, TVC-Ohio, TVC-Hocking, and our West Virginia teams. We continue… Read More
Let the Good Times Roll: BBQ, Music On Tap for Kiser’s New Orleans Bash
Kiser's Barbeque is bringing a bit of The Big Easy to The Plains this weekend. A day-long New Orleans Jazz BBQ and Dance Party is scheduled for Saturday at the restaurant's Eclipse Company Town location. The event will feature top-notch local talent and an all-you-can eat barbeque and crab buffet.
A Taste Of Pickaway
The 2014 Third Thursday Event Series continues in downtown Circleville on Aug. 21 with the annual "Taste of Pickaway,” which features delicious food items from area eateries. Many of the… Read More
Lawmakers Seek Study On WV Craft Beer Industry
A legislative committee has requested a study on whether West Virginia's small craft beer industry is unfairly burdened by regulations meant to govern large beer distributors. Blackwater Brewing Co. owner… Read More
Wayfarers to Perform Free Concert at Zanesville Museum
The Zanesville Museum of Art’s 2014 free summer concert series concludes this Saturday with The Wayfarers, playing old-time Appalachian mountain music.
Hailing from Zanesville, the group performs its own blend of American roots music, taking a cue from old-time radio shows, traditional mountain tunes and pre-bluegrass music of the 1920s.
Armored Vehicles Among Military Gear Received
State records show the U.S. military has given armored vehicles, assault rifles and thousands of other types of surplus military equipment to Ohio law enforcement agencies in recent years. Ohio… Read More
Proposal Submitted For Redeveloping Gas Station Site
A proposal has been submitted to the city of Athens for redeveloping the Court Street site now occupied by Dale’s BP. Athens Code Director John Paszke confirmed that documents have… Read More
MAC, ESPN extend rights deal through 2027
The Mid-American Conference and ESPN have announced a 13-year rights extension deal that runs through 2026-27. The deal is the largest in the 68-year history of the conference. Terms of… Read More