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Trump Declares Opioid Crisis Emergency: Ohio Valley Reacts
By: Aaron Payne | Ohio Valley ReSource
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Days after sending mixed signals on his response to the nation’s opioid crisis, President Donald Trump said Thursday that he plans to declare a national emergency to better address the… Read More
🔈 #457SEO: Rep. Jay Edwards
By: WOUB News Team
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On this episode of #457SEO, State Representative Jay Edwards talks with us about getting his feet wet at the Statehouse, and how he’s making sure Southeast Ohio gets heard by… Read More
Legal Efforts to Stop Gas Pipeline Dealt Blow by Magistrate
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) – A federal magistrate has dealt a blow to some Ohio property owners’ efforts to stop a high-pressure natural gas pipeline from being built. U.S. Magistrate Kathleen… Read More
Officials Say Ohio Norovirus Outbreak Tied to Doughnut Shop
By: Associated Press
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MAUMEE, Ohio (AP) – Health officials say more than 200 cases of norovirus have been linked to a doughnut shop in northwest Ohio. A spokesman for the Toledo-Lucas County Health… Read More
In The Pipeline: New Commission Members To Take Up Energy Projects
By: Glynis Board | Ohio Valley ReSource
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Big-ticket gas pipelines and other energy projects pending in the Ohio Valley have largely been in limbo because the federal body that issues important permits had too many empty seats…. Read More
Parkersburg City Council Rejects Nondiscrimination Ordinance
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) – A city council in West Virginia has voted against a nondiscrimination ordinance that would have extended protections to LGBT residents. News outlets report the Parkersburg City… Read More
Head ‘Into the West’ With Tantrum Theater Through August 19
By: Emily Votaw
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Turna Mete has a special place in her heart for Into the West, and not just because she’ll be performing as Ally, one of the theatrical version’s main characters, in… Read More
4-H Programs Leave Lasting Impact on Youth
By: David Lee
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Among the attendants to the annual Athens County Fair, there are more children than adults in the crowd: it’s Children’s day at the fair. There are festival rides and snack… Read More