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Ohio Off To Best MAC Start Since ’06
Ohio volleyball is off to its best start in seven years after defeating Kent State University Thursday night 3-1 (25-22, 25-16, 25-27, 25-22) on the road. The ‘Cats remain undefeated… Read More
Wheeling Park Scores Late, Outlasts Parkersburg South [VIDEO]
Before Friday night, when Parkersburg South looked in the mirror they saw Wheeling Park staring back at them. The two Patriot teams came into Friday’s game at Erickson All-Sports Facility… Read More
Athens Pulls Away From Nelsonville-York Late, Finishes Season 10-0 [VIDEO]
By: Patrick Klinger
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The TVC-Ohio crown will remain in The Plains for another year as the Athens Bulldogs (10-0, 6-0) were able to go into Boston Field and come away with a conference-clinching… Read More
Recap: Jackson Caps Undefeated Season, Drops Gallia Academy [VIDEO]
By: David Michael
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This Halloween, both teams dressed up in a layer of mud. Jackson (10-0, 4-0) even adorned some junior varsity uniforms in order to keep their new varsity ones clean. It… Read More
Haunted Athens Tour Provides History, Benefits Students
By: Paola Santiago
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After the block party and trick-or-treating, what's left to celebrate on Halloween in Athens? The Theatre Association for Graduate Students hosts a tour for participants that takes them around several… Read More
Award-Winning Journalist Focuses onConnection of Environmental Issues
By: Tom Hodson
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Keith Schneider, an award winning journalist for Circle of Blue and the New York Times, recently spoke at Ohio University to students at the Voinovich School’s Environmental Studies Program. He… Read More
Election Process Still Has Room For Improvement Nationwide
Long lines, broken machines and untrained poll workers may not be a thing of the past. Two reports have examined these issues and more to make states aware about what… Read More
Unusual Offseason Prepares Confident Bobcat Wrestlers
By: Sean Neidig
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For Ohio Bobcats wrestling, intensity is not a choice, but a way of life – a requirement for wrestlers who want to improve themselves. And even after an extremely successful 2013-2014… Read More
Taj Mahal Returns to Stuart’s Opera House Nov. 3
The legendary Taj Mahal, one of the most prominent and influential blues and roots artists of the late 20th century, returns to Stuart’s Opera House on Monday, Nov. 3 at… Read More
Pets Trick And Treat For Halloween
By: Rachel Bailey
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It's not trick "or" treat for the pets of Athens – it's trick "and" treat. Owners accompanied their costume-clad dogs and cats for the fifth annual pet trick and treat… Read More
Preview: Athens, Nelsonville-York Battle With TVC-Ohio Crown On The Line
Athens and Nelsonville-York–two schools separated by just 14 miles; two schools with a rich football history; two schools with one common goal–a TVC-Ohio title. The Bulldogs (9-0, 5-0 TVC-Ohio) come… Read More
Dayton Hopes To Improve Lives Of Minority Males
By: Associated Press
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A southwest Ohio city is implementing a federal initiative focusing on improving the lives of young minority males. The city of Dayton plans to implement the My Brother's Keeper Community… Read More
Hocking College Gallery Hosts Tim Creamer Photo Exhibit
By: Bryan Gibson
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The Hocking College Art Gallery is featuring a solo artist photography exhibit featuring Athens resident Tim Creamer.
The show, which opens on Oct. 31, features modern photography created with iPhone 4 and 5s apps, including Hipstamatic, iColorama and Snapseed.
An opening reception will also be held Oct. 31 from 6-9 p.m. during Nelsonville's Final Friday event on the Public Square.
City To Move Forward With Columbus Road Bike Path Spur
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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A recent grant award from the Clean Ohio Trails Fund means the city of Athens will more than likely move forward with construction of the Columbus Road bike path spur… Read More
Kent State Spoils Ohio’s Final Game, 3-2
By: Kellen Becoats
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Allowing early goals to the opposition has been the norm during the Bobcats’ five-game losing streak and that trend did not end in the season finale against Kent State. And… Read More
Judge Won’t Sentence Absent Former Ohio Official
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A federal judge won't impose a sentence on an ex-Ohio deputy treasurer in the man's absence. Authorities say Amer Ahmad fled to Pakistan to avoid prison time, and the… Read More
Religious Tolerance Exhibit Opens At OU’s Baker Center
The Ohio University Multicultural Center will host the Religious Tolerance: Tolerance, Understanding, Coexistence, Oman’s Message of Islam exhibit at the Multicultural Center Art Gallery beginning Nov. 1. The world-renowned exhibit… Read More