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🔈#457SEO: Brewing Success in Southeast Ohio
By: WOUB News Team
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Brewers and enthusiasts descend on Athens once a year for Ohio Brew Week. This year the festival runs from July 14-22. And the WOUB News team wanted to put out… Read More
Broadband 101: Terms to Know
By: Atish Baidya
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Basic Terms You Should Know Broadband internet connection: the FCC currently defines broadband internet as a connection with at least a 25 Mbps download speed and a 3 Mbps upload… Read More
Asian Beetle Species Continues Infestation of Ohio Woodlands
By: Associated Press
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BATAVIA, Ohio (AP) – State officials have expanded a quarantine to stop the invasive Asian longhorn beetle from spreading across Ohio. The Ohio Department of Agriculture announced last week it… Read More
Summit Hopes To Bring Broadband To Appalachia
By: Susan Tebben
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In the hopes of bringing awareness of the need for broadband access in Appalachia, activists and government leaders alike are meeting in Marietta tomorrow. Members of technology organizations, local governments… Read More
Gridiron Glory Announces 2017 Media Day
As teams are preparing for a new season on the field, the staff at Gridiron Glory is prepping for a new season as well. Gridiron Glory will be in season… Read More
Gladden House Sessions 2017: Tyler Childers
By: Maria Meece and Clarence Thomas
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A native of Lawrence County, KY, Tyler Childers has been churning up buzz amongst peers and critics alike for nearly a decade. His world-weary combination of country, folk, and bluegrass… Read More
Ohio Cities Can Go Outside Limits for Planning Board Members
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio cities are now able to look beyond their own borders to fill seats on municipal planning commissions. An amendment allowing the limited appointment of nonresidents… Read More
Inmates Grow, Plants Grow at Toledo Prison
By: Associated Press
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio prison has established a gardening program in an effort to keep inmates from returning to prison after they’re released. The Toledo Correctional Institution are… Read More
Researchers to Study Why Columbus Area Has So Many Evictions
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A new research project is intended to help determine why the county that includes Columbus has Ohio’s busiest eviction court and such high numbers of people… Read More
Manchin, Capito Announce Almost $10M in Head Start Funding
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia’s two U.S. senators say almost $10 million is being awarded to Head Start programs in the state. U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin and Shelley Moore… Read More