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Ohio Earns Solid Amount of Strong Finishes During Jesse Owens Classic
Ohio produced seven top five finishes in one of the most competitive meets of the year. Throws once again played a huge role for the Bobcats at the Jesse Owens… Read More
Psychedelic Drugs Bust Before Final Fest Weekend
Authorities pulled a backpack full of drugs off of Ohio University’s Athens campus on Friday, the weekend of the final round of local fests this semester. According to a press… Read More
Ohio Wins Battle of the Bricks
The Ohio Bobcats (19-20) defeated Miami University (16-25) 3-2 Sunday at Bob Wren Stadium to close out their three-game series and get them one game closer to .500 on the… Read More
Ohio Downs Miami in Back-and-Forth Contest
Deadlocked at five in the seventh inning, pinch-hitter Nick Bredeson smoked a two-out, three-run double to left field to help the Bobcats beat Miami 9-5 in the first of their… Read More
Vinton County National Bank Looks Back on a Historic 150 Years
150 years ago banking was a very different business. Most people felt safer keeping their life savings in a mattress or under a creaky floorboard than with a group of… Read More
Jake Rudnicki Wins MAC Pitcher of the Week
Junior Jake Rudnicki took home the Mid-American Conference Pitcher of the week after his stellar performance on the mound for Ohio. Rudnicki helped Ohio (19-20, 5-7 MAC) finish with three… Read More
Dailey & Vincent Bring Bluegrass to Stuart’s April 28
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio welcomes an evening of award-winning Bluegrass with Dailey & Vincent on Friday, April 28 at 7 p.m. Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, backed by… Read More
Ohio Auditor Begins 1st School District Efficiency Review
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio Auditor Dave Yost says his office is conducting its first review of a school district’s potential to save money by sharing services. The Republican auditor… Read More
Ohio Commissioners Urge Fed. Secretary To Fund Nuclear Cleanup
PIKETON, Ohio (AP) – Commissioners from four southern Ohio counties have written to U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry urging continued funding for cleanup of a former Cold War-era uranium plant…. Read More
$5M Donation To Enable Native American Museum In Ohio
AKRON, Ohio (AP) – A $5 million donation to a university in northeast Ohio will enable construction of a museum centering on Native American artifacts and research. University of Akron… Read More
Ex-US Rep. Dennis Kucinich Stages Anti-Charter School Tour
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Former U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich is making a series of appearances across Ohio to describe what he says are the failings of the state’s charter school… Read More
West Virginia Secretary Of State’s Office Removing Outdated Voter Files
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The West Virginia secretary of state’s office says more than 47,000 outdated or ineligible voter files have been removed from the state’s voter registration system. Secretary… Read More
Ohio Governor, Ex-GOP Presidential Candidate, Publishes Book
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A new book by Ohio Gov. John Kasich looks at what Kasich calls the positivity of his presidential campaign compared with the election cycle’s negativity. Kasich’s… Read More