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Nelsonville-York Uses Defense in Win Over River Valley
Offense was hard to come by in the Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes’ home game against River Valley. That is except for Jessie Addis who poured in 21 points leading the Lady… Read More
Eastern Takes Over in Third Quarter over Federal Hocking
After a weak first half performance, Alyson Bailey and the Eastern Lady Eagles (9-3, 7-2) were able to put together a strong third quarter and cruise to a 57-43 win… Read More
Waterford Uses a First Half Push Over Trimble
Trimble’s schedule this week featured the two top teams in the TVC-Hocking. The Lady Tomcats (6-7, 4-5) finished out their hardest part of their schedule with a loss to the… Read More
Puckett, Hale Lead Lady Vikings in Blowout
The Vinton County Lady Vikings (11-3, 5-1) seized control of the Athens Lady Bulldogs (1-10, 1-5) during their 12-0 second quarter run. Following the quick surge of points, Vinton County cruised… Read More
Canine Unit Apprehends Man Under Bed
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office has its canine unit to thank for its latest apprehension. The sheriff’s office was searching for Benjamin Bellar, 24, who was wanted on a nationwide… Read More
Hocking Hawks Forced To Forfeit Wins
The first season of the Hocking College Hawks’ football team won’t be a winning one, based on violations of the National Junior College Athletic Association. A representative from the NJCAA… Read More
Ohio Turns to Security Expert to Shield Lethal Drug Info
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Records show the state paid a security consultant $4,900 in its efforts to shield the names of people or companies providing lethal drugs to Ohio’s prisons… Read More
Backers of Drug-Price Proposal Sue Ohio’s Elections Chief
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Backers of an effort aimed at controlling prescription drug prices purchased by state agencies are suing Ohio’s elections chief over their petition signatures. Supporters, who include… Read More
Columbus Police Hope Signs Curb Panhandling on Exit Ramps
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Police in Ohio’s capital are hoping panhandlers who seek donations from drivers at freeway exits will be deterred by some new signs placed in targeted locations… Read More
Former OSU Band Director’s Fight Could Be Over
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio State University’s fired marching band director can no longer afford the high-powered legal team that has been helping him fight for reinstatement. In court filings… Read More
Murderer Behind Bars Again After Sexual Relationship
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – A convicted murderer is behind bars again after a reported yearlong sexual relationship with an underage family member. 34-year-old Granville Ray McCloud was arrested and charged… Read More