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Wahama Upsets Trimble in Overtime Thriller
Ranked as the No.7 team in Ohio, with five more players and two standouts in Justice Jenkins and Bryce Guthrie, it seemed as if Trimble would be able to snag… Read More
Strong Second Half Propels Ohio Past Western Michigan
An impressive offensive performance from Ohio resulted in a much needed 82-64 win over Western Michigan Tuesday night. For much of the game, the teams were evenly matched. Both squads… Read More
Rebels Force Turnovers to Overcome Lancers
Federal Hocking (3-11, 2-8) failed to be efficient on defense allowing South Gallia (11-2, 7-2) to dominate and win 61-36. South Gallia started off strong and kept Federal Hocking from… Read More
Vinton County Claims Top Spot in TVC-Ohio
One week ago Meigs and Vinton County was projected to be a top matchup in the TVC-Ohio this season. As the No. 1 team (Vinton County) in the conference faced the No…. Read More
Vinton County Places in Division II Rankings
The Vinton County Vikings’ strong performance on the court this season hasn’t gone unnoticed. In the second weekly OHSAA Associated Press poll, Vinton County ranks sixth in Division II. The… Read More
Trimble, Waterford Ranked in Boys AP State Polls
Two wins bumped the Trimble Tomcats up two spots in the Ohio AP Boys State Basketball Poll. The Tomcats, ranked No. 9 last week, leapt into the No. 7 spot in… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball: Stepping Up When It Counts
With one of the youngest teams in school history, starting forward Treg Setty is the lone senior on the Ohio Bobcats roster. That puts the Green and White in a… Read More
Voinovich School Is At the Hub of Innovation for the University and the Region
The Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs has a mission to enhance the innovation environment at Ohio University and throughout the region, according to Dean Dr. Mark Weinberg. As… Read More
Meigs High Students’ Photography Featured at Kennedy Museum
The Kennedy Museum of Art is presenting Emerging Artists: Meigs High School Photography, a juried exhibition of new photographic works created by students, on view in the 2nd floor gallery,… Read More
Women of Appalachia Project Returns to OU
Once again, women from Appalachian Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky have come together at Ohio University’s Multicultural Center to participate in the 7th Annual Women of Appalachia Project (WOAP). According… Read More
2 Ohio Lawmakers Plan Listening Tour On Medical Marijuana
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Two state lawmakers in Ohio plan to travel the state to gather public opinion as the Legislature contemplates where to go next on medical marijuana. State… Read More
State Mulls Pay Increase For Ohio’s School Superintendent
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – State school board members and legislative leaders are trying to determine how much they should pay Ohio’s school superintendent as the search begins to fill that… Read More
W.Va. High Court To Hear Arguments Tuesday On Senate Vacancy
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The state Supreme Court will hear oral arguments about replacing a senator who was elected a Democrat and resigned Republican. The hearing is set for Tuesday… Read More
Judge To Hear From Fired Ohio State Band Director’s Lawyers
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Lawyers for Ohio State’s fired marching band director are taking their request to withdraw from his case to the judge. U.S. District Judge James Graham has… Read More
Higher Education Day Set At West Virginia Capitol
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – It’s higher education day at the West Virginia Capitol. Representatives of colleges and universities across the state are gathering Tuesday for the annual event to bring… Read More
CSX To Close Huntington, W.Va. Administrative Offices
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – CSX is closing its Huntington administrative offices amid the downturn in the coal industry. In a news release Monday, the railroad company said 121 management and… Read More
Prosecutor: Murder Charge Expected In Ohio Officer’s Slaying
A county chief prosecutor says he expects a murder charge to be brought against the man suspected of killing a village police officer in Ohio, but it’s not clear how… Read More