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Pike Co. Murders Haunt Authorities
By: Allison Hunter
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It’s almost been a year since eight members of the Rhoden family were shot in Pike County. On April 22, 2016, four different crime scenes were discovered in a day that has been described as sending a “shock wave” through the rural southcentral Ohio community. Thursday morning, Attorney General Mike DeWine and Sheriff Charles Reader… Read More
WOUB Public Media To See Minor Changes, Future “Quasi-Endowment”
ATHENS — With the completion of a Federal Communications Commission broadcast auction, WOUB viewers will see minor changes, and community support remains “imperative” to the future of the station, station leaders said. The FCC recently shared that the television broadcast Spectrum Auction had officially completed, according to a release from Ohio University and WOUB. Stations… Read More
Justice Vetoes Lawmakers’ Budget, Criticizes Funding Cuts
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia’s Democratic Gov. Jim Justice has vetoed the state budget approved last weekend by the Republican-controlled Legislature, criticizing the cuts and lawmakers. Justice, who on Saturday night announced he was near a deal with the Senate Republican leadership to limit budget cuts and overhaul taxes, has formally rejected the spending… Read More
Stuart’s Makes Fourth NMF ’17 Announcement
The fourth and final Nelsonville Music Festival line-up announcement has come to fruition! The acts include John Fullbright, Woody Pines, L.A. Witch, Boogarins, Twain, Luke Roberts, Leggy, Bummers, The D-Rays, Water Witches, Mobile Home, The Crooked Spines, Rattletrap Stringband, Wished Bone, a dance party with DJ Barticus and John E. Clift, and Square Dance with… Read More