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Carter Powers Gallia Academy to First Win
By: Bianca Long
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With his team’s best chance to pick up its first win, quarterback Kole Carter put on a monster performance. His four touchdowns lifted Gallia Academy (1-7, 1-0) to a long-awaited… Read More


Scores From Around the Area: Week Eight
By: Rahul Mukherjee
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MVL Maysville: 48 John Glenn: 6 Tri-Valley: 38 Sheridan: 14 Philo: 39 New Lexington: 20 Crooksville: 34 Morgan: 27 West Muskingum: 7 Buckeye Trail: 21 TVC-Ohio Nelsonville-York: 0 Alexander: 36 Athens: 50 Wellston: 42 Jackson: 47 Meigs: 6 River Valley: 30 Vinton County: 12 TVC-Hocking Eastern:… Read More

OU to Host Renowned Choreographer
American choreographer and recent MacArthur Fellow Kyle Abraham will bring his company Abraham.In.Motion to Ohio University for this year’s statewide OhioDance Fall Festival and Conference, Oct. 23-25. Abraham will present… Read More

ADA25 Continues: Website Accessibility & Challenges of Student Veterans
By: Nichole Moorman October 19 starts the third week of the Americans with Disabilities Celebration Series, which will include a website accessibility workshop, a discussion on the challenges faced by… Read More

Report: Nearly 2,900 West Virginians OD’d in Past 5 Years
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Nearly 2,900 West Virginians have overdosed on prescription painkillers or heroin over the past five years. The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports that the statistics are from the… Read More

Plan May Preserve Complex Of Old Buildings At Ohio University
By: Associated Press
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ATHENS, Ohio (AP) – Trustees at a southeastern Ohio university are considering a plan that could give new life to a group of buildings that once housed a state insane… Read More

Columbus SWAT Officer Fatally Shoots Serial Robber
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Authorities say a Columbus SWAT team officer fatally shot a man who robbed the same convenience store three days in a row in Ohio’s capital city…. Read More