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Ohio Football Welcomes Miami for Homecoming
By: Andrew Hohman
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Everything is coming together for Ohio football just in time for its homecoming matchup with archrival Miami (OH). Ohio coach Frank Solich felt optimistic about injury situation of key players… Read More
VIDEO: 2015 Athens Steampunk Spectacle Masquerade Ball
By: Nicole Schneider
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Once again, Athens steampunk enthusiasts gathered for the annual Steampunk Spectacle Masquerade Ball, held Sept. 26 at Central Venue. WOUB’s Nicole Schneider attended the event, which featured creative costumes and… Read More
Stout Defenses to Meet during Sheridan vs. Philo
By: Josh Gregory , Matthew Stephens
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Two weeks ago, the Sheridan Generals (4-2, 4-0) were not sitting far away from the Philo Electrics (3-3, 2-2) in the MVL standings. But all of that changed last week… Read More
Poetry in Motion: Athens Public Transit Features Local Verse
By: Kelly Fisher
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Ohio University Homecoming Weekend is here, with posters and throwback photos advertising the “Same Bricks, Different Stories” theme. Coincidentally, even more stories are hitting those brick streets this week. Literally,… Read More
River Valley’s Tyler Twyman (Preview)
By: Marisa Oberle
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Coming up on Friday’s show, we share the story of River Valley senior Tyler Twyman. After an injury ended his senior season, his teammates have taken turns wearing his No…. Read More
Bobcat Field Hockey Takes On Bears and Spartans
By: Milan Lavender
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Bobcat field hockey returns to the turf for the weekend, and the team will start with a Mid-American Conference matchup, then take an out-of-conference break against the Missouri State Bears… Read More
Belpre, Miller to Clash in TVC-Hocking Showdown
By: Corbin Bagford, Sean Neidig
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The only thing that is certain in the TVC-Hocking this year, is uncertainty. Perhaps no two teams embody the depth of the conference in 2015 better than the Belpre Golden… Read More
Beer and the Body
By: Ann Kyle
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Three weeks ago I was tailgating with a large group of friends on our college campus. Our senses were surrounded by: tables butted together and loaded down with tailgating food,… Read More
SEOAL Title Potentially on the Line for Jackson, Logan
By: Joe Fracasso
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For the 93rd time, Jackson (5-1, 1-0) and Logan (6-0, 0-0) are set to meet, and once again, a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League title is seemingly on the line. Last… Read More
Conference, Playoff Position at Stake for Alexander, River Valley
By: Clark Wooley, Patrick Klinger
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Alexander (5-1, 3-0) and River Valley (5-1, 2-1) find themselves unfamiliar territory: the top of the TVC-Ohio. The Spartans, who are currently tied for the top spot with Meigs, find… Read More
Fired Police Chief Found Not Guilty
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PORT CLINTON, Ohio (AP) – A fired Ohio island police chief has been found not guilty of blocking a sexual assault investigation involving one of his former officers. Former Put-in-Bay… Read More
Marshall University Names 3 Finalists for President
By: Associated Press
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – Marshall University’s Presidential Search Committee has identified three finalists following a national search. The university announced Wednesday that the three finalists are Mississippi State University Provost… Read More
Ohio Senate Passes Bill To Expand Treatment for STDs
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio bill that seeks to expand access to treatment for certain sexually transmitted diseases has cleared the state Senate. The proposal would let doctors prescribe… Read More
Ohio Senate President Won’t Seek Boehner’s House Seat
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Republican leader of the Ohio Senate says he won’t join the race for the U.S. House seat being vacated by Speaker John Boehner, but he’s… Read More
Appeals Court Says Columbus ‘Within Its Rights’ To Declare Hotel Shuttered
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An appeals court says the city of Columbus was within its rights when it declared a hotel a nuisance and shut it down for a year…. Read More