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Meigs Lady Marauders Triumph over Lady Bulldogs
The Meigs Lady Marauders (8-7, 4-3 TVC-Ohio) were firing from all cylinders as they hosted the Athens Lady Bulldogs (2-14, 1-7 TVC-Ohio) and ran away with a win, 61-40. Kassidy… Read More
Trump Renews Opioid Emergency: Democrats Want More Funding For Crisis
The Trump administration has extended its public health emergency on the opioid crisis. The move came just days before the original declaration signed in October was set to expire. Acting… Read More
Rival Campaign to Fight State Senator’s Map-Making Proposal
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Backers of a proposed constitutional amendment to change the way Ohio draws congressional districts are opposing a competing plan brought forward in the state Legislature. Fair… Read More
West Virginia House Votes to Reorganize Districts in 2020
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia’s House has voted to reorganize into 100 legislative districts following the 2020 Census with one legislator elected from each. Currently several of the House’s… Read More
Kentucky Attorney General Sues National Opioid Distributor
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky’s Democratic attorney general has sued a national opioid distributor for allegedly using misleading business practices to flood the state with dangerous and highly addictive prescription… Read More
Diane Coffee Headed to The Union Friday, January 26
If one was to combine the genderless ferocity of T. Rex’s Mark Bolan, the emotional tease and release in the vocal delivery of Love’s Arthur Lee, and the hard-boiled songwriting… Read More
Kentucky Proud Members Urged To Apply For Grant Programs
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles is inviting Kentucky Proud members to apply to participate in programs that help showcase the state’s farm sector. The Kentucky Proud… Read More
Appalachia Ohio Artists Share Innovative Works In Show
LANCASTER, Ohio (AP) – The works of a dozen artists from Ohio’s Appalachia region are being featured in a new exhibition. Artists of the Winding Road: A-Z runs through April… Read More
60-Plus Applicants Appeal Pot Cultivator License Rejections
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – More than 60 companies have filed appeals after the state rejected their applications for medical marijuana cultivation licenses. Cleveland.com reports 47 companies that applied for a… Read More
Organ Transplant Rate Increases With High Overdose Deaths
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The number of transplants using organs from people who fatally overdosed on drugs is rising in central Ohio and the nation. The Columbus Dispatch reports the… Read More
Senate Hopeful Blankenship Schedules Another Town Hall Event
BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) – Republican Don Blankenship has scheduled another town hall-style meeting as the former coal company CEO who spent time in prison continues his campaign for the U.S…. Read More
Overcome 7 Common Reasons You Don’t Network
You already know that, for most professionals, a broad, diverse social network is vital to career success. Career support is just one of the benefits that tend to flow to… Read More