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Nelsonville-York Finds Consistency Despite Losses
The Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes saw their perfect season come to an end at the hands of Alexander 39-24 on Monday. The 24 points for the Lady Buckeyes were a season… Read More
Trimble Stumbles After Strong Start
It was a week to forget for both Tomcat teams as they combined for a 1-4 record in five games this week. After beginning the season with a four game… Read More
Vinton County Wreaks Havoc on TVC
The Vinton County Vikings got out to a fast start, and entered the week at 3-0 in league play and 4-0 overall. Trying to repeat as league champions, the Vikings… Read More
Athens Goes Up and Down
The Athens Lady Bulldogs squared off against Meigs and Vinton County in a pair of matchups, while the boys from Athens faced off with Alexander. On Dec 19, Meigs came… Read More
Picturing The Future: A Coal Community’s Comeback
Can a photograph help a community grow? One photographer is shedding some light on ongoing efforts in a region looking for some new ways to sustain itself. Rebecca Kiger is… Read More
CASA: Caring For Kids Caught In The Addiction Crisis
W The Ohio Valley’s opioid epidemic has effects far beyond the individuals struggling through addiction, with families and children suffering as well. An organization that helps children in abuse cases… Read More
Agency Asks For Christmas Trees After Holidays
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has a solution for people wanting to get rid of their natural Christmas trees after the holidays. The… Read More
Audit Finds Closed Ohio Charter School Didn’t Repay $478K
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s auditor says a now-closed charter school in Columbus failed to repay nearly $478,000 in state foundation overpayments after overstating enrollment. Thousands more dollars in expenses… Read More
Oil and Gas Industry Would Get Tax Benefit Under Ohio Bill
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s oil-and-gas industry would get a retroactive tax benefit that will cost state and local governments a combined $264 million under a bill passed during the… Read More