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Ohio Wins Home Opener Over John Carroll
The Bobcats opened their season in Bird Arena with a 4-0 defeat over the John Carroll Blue Streaks. John Carroll came out strong defensively in the beginning of the game,… Read More
Dayton Shuts Out Ohio, 4-0
It was Dayton junior Ashley Campbell’s night to shine and she did not disappoint, scoring a hat trick to deliver a tough 4-0 loss to the Ohio soccer team in… Read More
Week 4 Scores
Here are all of the scores from teams around the area: SEOAL (Conference teams in bold) Jackson: 42 Bishop Ready: 14. Loudonville: 43 Logan: 13 Portsmouth: 29 Waverly: 27 Marietta:… Read More
Drug Supplier Sentenced To 17 Years In Prison
Athens County Prosecutor's Office Press Release – Brandon Jorge Allen, 29, of Detroit, was found guilty and sentenced after 5:00 p.m. today by Athens County Common Pleas Judge George McCarthy… Read More
Athens County Farm Bureau Hosts Kids Agriculture Day
For 14 years, the Athens County Farm Bureau has hosted an educational agriculture day for area fourth graders. This year, nine elementary schools arrived—with canned goods in tow—to participate in… Read More
Athens County Public Library Asks For 1-Mil 5 Year Levy
For the first time since its founding in 1935, the Athens County Public Library is asking for money. The 1-mil, five year levy will be on the November 4th ballot…. Read More
Equipment Failure Interrupts WOUB’s DirecTV Signal
Equipment failure has interrupted WOUB'S DirecTV signal. WOUB's engineers are working to replace the equipment, but are not certain when this may occur. Please accept our apologies for this interruption… Read More
Freshman Cope With Leadership
Tall, long and wiry, Ohio Bobcats receiver Brendan Cope lines up at Peden Stadium’s 25-yard line. He peers over at his quarterback – JD Sprague for this particular drill –… Read More
Play It Cool: Turtle Island Quartet Pays Homage To Jazz Legends
The Ohio University Performing Arts Series will present The Turtle Island Quartet on Sept. 22 in Baker Center Theater.
The two-time Grammy Award-winning group will debut their new movement, Birth of the Cool, and album, Confetti Man, both paying homage to the jazz era with new arrangements of old standards by Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck and other legends.
Athens County Schools Dip In State Report Card Rankings
The Ohio Department of Education has released its 2013-14 school report cards and four of the five Athens County Districts scored worse than last year. The only school system doing… Read More
OU MDIA Professor’s “A Day In The Sun” Documentary To Air On WOUB
Tuesday, September 23 • 10:30 p.m. York, Pennsylvania has always been a place for artists. From Lewis Miller and Horace Bonham to Jeff Koons and the band, Live, creative individuals… Read More
Teachers In Central Ohio District Decide To Strike
Teachers in a suburban Columbus district are taking to the picket lines after rejecting their school board's final contract offer. The Reynoldsburg teachers streamed out a meeting late Thursday with… Read More
Ohio Unemployment Rate Unchanged For August
Ohio's unemployment rate for August is unchanged from the previous month. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services released last month's 5.7 percent unemployment rate figure Friday morning. July's… Read More
Game Preview: Trimble Looking To Extend Regular Season Streak Against Waterford
The Trimble Tomcats haven’t lost a regular season game since Week 2 of the 2012 season. The Tomcats will look to add another week to that streak against Waterford on… Read More
Boating, Fishing Opportunities Improved At Strouds Run
Visitors to the beach and public boat ramp area at Strouds Run State Park are now enjoying a host of shoreline access improvements including a new 30-foot courtesy dock, five… Read More
Northwestern Snaps Ohio’s Streak
Ohio’s five-match winning streak was broken Thursday as the Bobcats fell to Northwestern University in five sets (24-26, 25-22, 21-25, 25-20, 17-15) in their first game of the Wildcat Challenge… Read More