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Federal Hocking Student Photographers Featured At ARTS/West
A group of Federal Hocking High School students are kicking off Youth Art Month with an exhibition at ARTS/West. On Saturday, March 7, the school’s chapter of the National Art… Read More
Albany Man Arrested After Police Chase
An Albany man is in custody following a police chase through portions of Meigs County on Tuesday afternoon. Thomas A. Brooks, 46, of McVey Road, Albany, was arrested after a… Read More
WV House Votes to Override 20-Week Abortion Ban Veto
The House of Delegates has overridden a veto of an abortion ban 20 weeks after conception. The House voted 77-16 on the override Wednesday. The Senate hasn’t acted yet. Overriding… Read More
Agreement Provides Ohio Rebates for Drug Overdose Antidote
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine says the manufacturer of a drug overdose antidote will provide rebates for public agencies buying the drug over the next year. California-based Amphastar Pharmaceuticals Inc…. Read More
Hocking Hills Recognized On TripAdvisor.com List
Hocking Hills is continuing its rise to get-away stardom as yet another nationally recognized travel website tipped its hat to the Hocking Hills. Tripadvisor.com is a popular website that provides… Read More
Athens Artist Co-Authors Book About Role Of Art In Sheltered Workshops
A local artist has co-authored a book about incorporating art and other special interests into the daily lives of those with developmental disabilities. Patty Mitchell is known around the Athens… Read More
Beatles Expert To Visit OU March 9
The Athens community is invited to join Scott Freiman on “A Trip through Strawberry Fields” at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 9 in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Ohio University will… Read More
Billy Milligan Subject Of Upcoming Hollywood Film
The life–or lives–of an infamous Ohio man may be coming to a screen near you. According to The Hollywood Reporter, actor Leonardo DiCaprio is in talks to portray Billy Milligan,… Read More