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Slow First Half Dooms Ohio Men’s Basketball On The Road
Nothing seemed to be going right for Ohio men’s basketball on Wednesday night, as the Bobcats dropped a road matchup with Florida Gulf Coast, 79-62. Ohio’s abysmal shooting percentage and… Read More
Preview: Trimble Defense vs. Shadyside Offense– Something Has To Give [Video]
By: Kelsi Steele
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There’s nothing like a good rematch to settle some old wounds. The No. 1 seed Shadyside Tigers face off with the No. 2 Trimble Tomcats in the Div. VII Region… Read More
Union Street Loses Historical Value From Fire
By: Paola Santiago
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The fire that devastated Union Street last Sunday has left some business owners wondering what will become of the buildings that have to be torn down. Andrew Lambala, The Union… Read More
LGBT Supporters Push Nondiscrimination Policy
By: Associated Press
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Supporters of proposed statewide policy to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Ohioans from discrimination met with state lawmakers this week to push for legislation that would make the changes… Read More
Red-Light Camera Officer Requirement Clears Ohio Senate
By: Associated Press
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A police officer's presence would be required for tickets to be issued from red-light cameras around Ohio under a bill that's cleared the Ohio Senate. The officer requirement was among… Read More
Redshirt Wrestlers Bolster Ohio’s Roster
By: Josh Gregory
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Being held out of competition is hard for any athlete to take. For the Ohio wrestling squad, that often becomes a reality, as head coach Joel Greenlee redshirted over half of… Read More
“The Velveteen Rabbit” Hits The Stage Early December
Join the ABC Players for their upcoming musical adaptation of the book, "The Velveteen Rabbit", by Margery Williams, December 4-6 at Stuart's Opera House. Jodi Macneal, Director of the musical,… Read More
OSU Band Review Results
A four-month review of the culture of Ohio State University's marching band has resulted in recommendations for improvement in band operations and university oversight. Some of the suggestions include hiring… Read More
Commissioners Opting To Move 911 Tower
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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A deal that was offered to the Athens County Commissioners for renewal of a land lease for a 911 tower was rejected Tuesday by the commissioners. The decision will mean… Read More
Wood County Begins Flood Project’s Next Phase
By: Associated Press
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An ongoing flood mitigation project in Wood County is entering its next phase. The county plans to buy and demolish three homes in Happy Valley. After the demolitions, no… Read More
Vote Expected On Bill Shielding Execution Drug
By: Associated Press
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Some changes are expected in a fast-moving bill that would shield the names of companies whose drugs are used for lethal injections in Ohio. Republican bill sponsor Matt Huffman… Read More
Ohio Fire Marshal Gives Safety Tips For Heater Use
By: Associated Press
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The state fire marshal is urging Ohioans to take safety precautions when using alternative heat sources to stay warm during chilly weather. Fire Marshal Larry Flowers says there is… Read More
Huskies Escape Bobcats on Senior Night
By: Eric Singer
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Throughout the 2014 season, the Ohio Bobcats have had issues beating themselves in several of the five losses, as numerous missed opportunities have plagued the team. The story remained the… Read More