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Photos: Wahkeena Nature Preserve Warbler Watch
The Wahkeena Nature Preserve holds a walk open to the public to solely search for warblers. These migrant birds are very colorful, loud, and active in the springtime, but when fall creeps around the corner they turn a dull color and ultimately become illusive. However, Wahkeena’s hiking guides are bird experts and were able to… Read More
Southern Tops Wahama in Overtime
By: Connor Mills
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Under the lights in Racine, Ohio, Wahama and Southern matched up in a thriller where Southern came away with the 27-21 victory. The stadium was packed with fans cheering loudly for their team alongside both team’s marching bands. Perfect conditions for a thriller of a football game. This was a back and forth affair beginning… Read More
Wellston Pummels Full Adena Team
By: Taylor Pacelli
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The Wellston Golden Rockets brought their A-game Friday night and defeated the Adena Warriors 48-6. When these teams met last season, the Golden Rockets won with a 28-6, but Adena missed some players due to injuries. Although Adena was prepared to enter the game without those injuries from last season, it did not pay off… Read More
Waterford Loses Chance to Stop Fort Frye
By: Taylor Jedrzejek
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For one half, at least, it seemed like Waterford was finally going to be able to end their nine-year long losing streak to rival Fort Frye. At halftime, the Wildcats (2-1, 1-0) led 19-16 after a strong first half, but eventually fell to the Cadets by a score of 23-19 on Friday night at Waterford… Read More
John Glenn Wins Race Over Sheridan
By: Rebekah Markovitz
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Walking into McConagha Stadium at Muskingum University, there was a defined split between a sea of maroon and red in the stands. It was clear who the John Glenn fans were and who the Sheridan fans were, but it was not clear who would win the game. It was expected to be a close match… Read More
Scores From Around the Area: Week 3
By: Alex Harrison
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Muskingum Valley League Sheridan 26 @ John Glenn 30 Maysville 28 @ Crooksville 21 Philo 67 @ West Muskingum 6 Morgan 13 @ New Lexington 33 Tri-Valley 42 @ Zanesville 7 Frontier Athletic Conference Marion-Franklin 40 @ Chillicothe 26 McClain 7 @ Zane Trace 47 Hillsboro 48 @ East Clinton 7 Jackson 34 @… Read More
PHOTOS: Brothers Osborne at Ohio University
Take a look at these photos, taken by WOUB’s Robert Green, of brothers T.J. and John Osborne (known collectively as country western act Brothers Osborne) at Ohio University’s Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Friday, September 8.
Trouble In The Air: Herbicide Blamed For Crop Damage
By: Nicole Erwin | Ohio Valley ReSource
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Jacob Goodman drove toward a soybean field in western Kentucky in hopes of seeing something different. Most of the 2,500 acres of soybeans his family farms here in Fulton County haven’t been looking so good, but trees that line Running Slough River protect this plot. “Where I’m gonna take you to right now, we have… Read More
The Boilermaker Train Flattens Ohio Football
By: Matt Summers
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Ohio Football left Peden Stadium last Saturday after a 59-0 thrashing of the Hampton Pirates but apparently forgot to get on the bus to West Lafayette, Indiana, where they were dismantled 44-21 by the Purdue Boilermakers. The Bobcats quickly felt the force of Purdue’s ground-and-pound attack at Ross-Ade Stadium. the Boilermakers rumbled for 263 yards… Read More