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Alexander Conquers Vinton County 68-25
Last week Vinton County Lady Vikings head coach Rod Bentley said in order to beat Alexander they needed to eat right, get a good night’s sleep and pray. It’d be… Read More
Waterford Lady Wildcats Claw Past Federal Hocking Lady Lancers
The Waterford Lady Wildcats (13-2) showed why they’re the number one team in division IV basketball in their 63-23 win over the Federal Hocking Lady Lancers (7-9) Monday night. Led… Read More
Nelsonville-York Blitzed Meigs 56-40
After losing two of their last three, Jesse Addis and the Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes made a statement with a 56-40 dismantling of the Meigs Lady Marauders on Monday night. … Read More
Partnership With OhioHealth, University Medical Associates Approved By Board
A partnership between two local medical groups was approved by the Ohio University Board of Trustees, which will consolidate the OhioHealth Athens Medical Associates and University Medical Associates. The new… Read More
Photos: Women’s March on Washington
On January 21, 2017, half a million people came together to march for women’s rights and to have their voice heard. More than 600 marches, in other cities, states and countries, were also… Read More
PHOTOS: An Evening At Mountain Stage Jan. 22
Jan. 22, the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium played host to an installment of the celebrated Mountain Stage with Larry Groce. The night featured performances from Chely Wright, KT Tunstall, Mark Erelli, Johnny Staats accompanied by Robert… Read More
Where the Highway Met Dead Tracks: ‘Carry Me Ohio’ Comes to OHIO
Carry Me Ohio is a haunting examination of Southeast Ohio, told through the camera lens of Ohio University School of Visual Communication alumnus Matt Eich. The photos examine Nelsonville, Russellville,… Read More
Students: Enter the Emperor Science Award Program for a Chance to Work with a Mentoring Scientist
Do You Love Science? Enter the Emperor Science Award program for a chance to work with a mentoring scientist to explore the world of cancer research. The Emperor Science Award… Read More
Police In Ohio’s Capital Seek Suspect After Gunfire
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Police in Ohio’s capital say they are seeking a man who got away after firing at police. Columbus Police say an officer returned fire early Sunday,… Read More
Data: Number Of Ohio Charter Schools Dropped For 3rd Year
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio Department of Education statistics show the number of charter schools in the state dropped in 2016 for the third straight year, and the number of… Read More