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W. Va. Safety Officials Propose Fines For Wayne Sawmill
WAYNE, W.Va. (AP) – Federal workplace safety officials are proposing $214,000 in fines against a West Virginia sawmill they cited just two years ago. On Monday, the U.S. Occupational Safety… Read More
Kentucky Governor Spokeswoman Going to Trump Campaign
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s spokeswoman is leaving to take a position with the Donald Trump campaign. Jessica Ditto is resigning to become deputy communications director for… Read More
Two Bobcats Named MAC East Players of the Week
After a close game with the No. 15 ranked Tennessee which ended with an Ohio loss of 28-19, linebacker Quentin Poling and kicker Louie Zervos were each named Mid-American Conference… Read More
Adyn’s Dream Fundraiser Brings Big Bluegrass Names to Athens
Adyn Bucher is a young girl with an infectious grin, a love of vibrant hair colors and a real passion for music. She is also one of thousands of people… Read More
W. Va. Lawmakers Send Flooding Recovery Bill To Governor
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia lawmakers have quickly sent Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin a bill that addresses recovery costs from deadly floods in June. The Senate voted 32-0 Monday… Read More
Pumpkin-Spiced Rice Pudding
By Adrianna Adarme / PBS Fresh Taste Blog There’s a brigade that is very against anything pumpkin-spiced. And you know what, I sort of get it. The pumpkin-spiced latte that… Read More
Dr. Alex Dehgan Solves World Environmental and Conservation Problems
Dr. Alex Dehgan, a world renowned entrepreneur, expedition leader, diplomat and development official — specializing in creative science, technology and leadership — recently visited Ohio University’s Voinovich School and Environmental… Read More
Demonstration Planned Over Fatal Police Shooting Of Ohio Boy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Organizers plan a demonstration in Ohio’s capital calling for justice for a 13-year-old boy who was fatally shot by a policeman investigating a reported armed robbery…. Read More
State OKs $5.6M For 2nd Phase Of Buckeye Lake Dam Project
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A panel that oversees state spending has approved $5.6 million toward the next phase of work to replace a deteriorated dam in central Ohio. The Ohio… Read More