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Alexander Duels Fed Hock In The Alley
The Federal Hocking Lancers may have trailed by double digits the entire evening, but they kept chipping away at the Alexander Spartans all night. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough. The Spartans… Read More
Subpoena For Deutsche Bank May Put Mueller On Collision Course With Trump
The special counsel’s office has reportedly subpoenaed the German financial giant for Trump family financial records. The president and his aides have warned those inquiries might cross a red line.
Conyers Resigning Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
The move by the longtime Democratic congressman from Michigan came after top House Democrats and House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., had called on him to resign.
Arrests For Illegal Border Crossings Hit 46-Year Low
Under the Trump presidency, there’s been a dramatic shift in arrests of undocumented immigrants from the Southwest border to the interior of the nation.
Memories of “Growing Up In Athens”
Bruce Dalzell – The Parade Written for the release of “Growing Up In Athens”.
PBS Announces New Late-night Public Affairs Programming
Amanpour on PBS, led by CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, will feature conversations about important global issues, joining a stable of trusted news and public affairs programs on public television PBS and… Read More
Obama, The Free Nugget Guy, Among Most Retweeted In 2017
NEW YORK (AP) — What do a former U.S. president, LeBron James and a guy who really, really likes chicken nuggets have in common? They all made the biggest splash… Read More
Brewed on the Bikeway combines top Athens tourist destinations
With more than 20 miles of pavement, weaving along the Hocking River and winding through the picturesque Wayne National Forest, many cycling enthusiasts take advantage of the famous Athens Bike… Read More
Hundreds Expected At West Virginia Capitol’s Holiday Fest
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – With hundreds of people expected at Tuesday’s holiday celebration at the West Virginia Capitol, police plan to detour some traffic starting in the afternoon. Gov. Jim… Read More
Republican Sandra O’Brien Announces Run For State Treasurer
CLEVELAND (AP) – Republican Sandra O’Brien is mounting a repeat run for Ohio state treasurer 11 years after defeating an incumbent treasurer in her party’s primary and losing to Democrat… Read More
Hunters Check Nearly 73K Deer In Weeklong Hunting Season
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – State officials say hunters checked nearly 73,000 white-tailed deer during Ohio’s weeklong deer-gun hunting season. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says 72,814 deer were checked… Read More
After Sexual Harassment Scandal, Lawmakers Propose Tip Line
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Two Republican lawmakers in Kentucky have filed a bill that would create a tip line to report legislative wrongdoing. Reps. Ken Fleming of Louisville and Kim… Read More
West Virginia To Hold Surplus Vehicle Auction
DUNBAR, W.Va. (AP) – A state-sponsored surplus vehicle auction is set for this week in West Virginia. The West Virginia Purchasing Division says in a news release that about 45… Read More
Waterford’s Alli Kern Passes 1,000 Point Milestone Against Federal Hocking
The Waterford Lady Wildcats bounced back after a tough, yet close loss to the Parkersburg Lady Big Reds on Saturday December 2nd, 56-52. Tonight the Lady Wildcats defeated the Federal… Read More
Sections of GOP Tax Plan Concern OU President
ATHENS, Ohio — The president of Ohio University has concerns about the GOP’s tax plan as the House and Senate prepare to reconcile the differences in their bills. Duane Nellis… Read More
Tri-Valley’s Journey Falls Short in Title Game
All you can ask for is to have the ball in your hands for a chance to tie the game. Entering the fourth quarter, the Scotties were in a familiar… Read More