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Missouri Tigers are Ohio Wrestling’s Next Test
After two weekends free of competition, Ohio Bobcats wrestling is eager to get back to competition on the mat. The ‘Cats get that opportunity on Sunday when they travel to Columbia, Missouri, to take on the Missouri Tigers. “I think we are hungry and tired of practicing,” Ohio head coach Joel Greenlee said. The dual… Read More
Ohio Governor, AG Ask Help of Schools to Fight Drug Deaths
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s governor and top law enforcer are asking educators across the state to help in the battle against opiate addiction. Gov. John Kasich and Attorney General Mike DeWine made the plea in a conference call Thursday with superintendents, principals, counselors and other education leaders. Kasich said he believes “a few simple… Read More
Frontier Settlement for Rural WV Customers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Frontier Communications has agreed to spend an additional $150 million to boost Internet speeds for about 28,000 rural customers in West Virginia. The capital investment is part of a $160 million settlement announced on Thursday by West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey. The settlement resolves customers’ complaints regarding the company’s high-speed… Read More
OU President Responds To ‘Denouncement’ of Black Lives Matter
By: Susan Tebben
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Ohio University President Roderick McDavis is calling for change in the New Year after a mural promoting the “Black Lives Matter” movement was painted over. In a letter to students, faculty and staff, McDavis said he “witnessed for himself” comments spray-painted over a symbol of the “Black Lives Matter” movement, which was painted on a… Read More
James Hill: My Top Albums of ’15
By: James Hill
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This is the first in a series of year-end articles by WOUB contributors. Check out all of this year’s lists at this link. Wearing my music-acquisitions hat (it’s fuzzy and green and has a tassel on top) for Athens County Public Libraries gives me the joyous opportunity to listen to a lot of tunes, but… Read More