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Ohio Senate Eyes Flat Tuition Rates
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The leader of the Ohio Senate says his chamber is considering changes to the state’s two-year budget that would keep community colleges and universities from imposing… Read More
Art Exhibit, Concert Slated for Bowen House Saturday
The Home Away From Home agency of Logan and the North Market Street House in McArthur have combined their efforts to create a variety of artwork that will be displayed… Read More
Foodland Robber Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison
A Lancaster man has pleaded guilty to robbing the Foodland store in The Plains two years ago and will spend the next several years behind bars. Michael James Fette, 48,… Read More
Two Year Prison Sentence Given To Albany Man in Gun Incident
An Albany man will spend two years in prison after being found guilty of two felony charges. The Athens County Prosecutor’s office announced Wednesday that Steven Vance, 37, was convicted… Read More
Athens Asylum Heritage Conference to be Held
In this episode of “Conversations from Studio B” join Tom O’Grady and Bosha Green, from the Athens County Historical Society, in a discussion of upcoming Historical Society events. The 1st… Read More
Poet J. Allyn Rosser Reads from New Book “Mimi’s Trapeze”
On this episode of Conversations from Studio B, hosts Wendy McVicker and Becca J.R. Lachman welcome Athens-area poet J. Allyn Rosser, who reads selections from her new book, Mimi’s Trapeze…. Read More
VIDEO: Adam Torres at 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival
Former Athens resident Adam Torres was a fixture of the the 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival. The Austin, Texas-based singer-songwriter performed on every stage during the fest: Main Stage, Porch Stage,… Read More
VIDEO: The Black Lips at 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival
Atlanta garage-rockers The Black Lips revved things up early Saturday night at the 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival. Here’s a clip of the band’s performance, produced by WOUB students Derek Long,… Read More
Companies to Pay Ohio $11.5 Million to Settle Road Salt Lawsuit
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Attorney General Mike DeWine says Ohio has reached an $11.5 million settlement with two rock salt producers who officials say conspired to drive up salt prices… Read More
Parkersburg Mayor Retires Before Hearing on Removal Petition
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) – Parkersburg Mayor Robert Newell has retired ahead of a hearing on petitions to remove him from office. Newell announced his retirement at a news conference Wednesday… Read More
Robbery Reported at Tuppers Plains Bank
The Farmers Bank in Tuppers Plains has once again been hit by an armed robber. Meigs County Sheriff Keith Wood told The Messenger that at 3:56 p.m. on Tuesday, June… Read More
Washboard Music Festival Set for 15th Iteration
Go Ohio Valley is a free app produced by Adams Publishing Group of Ohio and presents an avenue to explore numerous categories and activities in the region. This week’s featured… Read More
Riffe Gallery Hosting “All Play, No Work” Exhibit
The Ohio Arts Council’s Riffe Gallery in Columbus is hosting the exhibit All Play, No Work through July 5. Curated by Massillon Museum Director Alex Coon, the exhibition displays artwork… Read More
Family-Owned Columbus Dispatch to be Sold to New Media
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Dispatch Printing Company has reached an agreement to sell its publishing operations to the New York-based New Media Investment Group. The sale includes the longtime… Read More
Avian Flu Causes Cancellation of All Ohio Poultry Shows
The Athens County Fair may not have one of its shows this year, as safety measures are taken by the state in regards to avian flu. The Ohio Department of… Read More
Children’s Artwork Lines Streets of Athens
New banners are being hung from the light poles in downtown Athens this week featuring children’s artwork with the theme “Live Healthy, Love Athens.” Barb Kostohryz of Live Healthy Appalachia… Read More
PHOTOS: 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival, Day Four
The 2015 Nelsonville Music Festival wrapped up with great performances by Merle Haggard, Brandi Carlile, Greg Brown…and a bit of rain. Here are some shots of the fest’s final day,… Read More