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Waterford Fends Off Eastern’s Upset Bid
Senior Night is a time of the year where emotions are high and the postseason is near. Emotion helped changed the game for both teams as the Eastern Lady Eagles… Read More
Lady Spartans Pull Away Late To Spoil N-Y’s Senior Night
A big crowd came out for the Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes Senior Night matchup against the Alexander Lady Spartans. The Lady Spartans lead by Rachel Richardson, Jadyn Mace and Mallory Rankin… Read More
Athens Cruises To Victory Over Wellston On Senior Night
Emmy Beck-Aiden’s final game at McAfee Gymnasium will be a game she will remember for a long time. The Athens Lady Bulldogs (5-17) finished their regular season with a victory… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Black Women in Medicine’ Feb. 8
On Thursday, February 8 at 9 p.m. WOUB-HD will broadcast Black Women in Medicine, an hour-long documentary that honors black women working in all facets of modern medicine. The documentary… Read More
Kentucky Latest State to Eye Change in Solar Power Law
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – People with solar panels on their homes would get less credit for the extra energy they generate under a bill moving through the Kentucky legislature. The… Read More
Uncertain Status: Immigration Changes Leave Some In Limbo
With Congress in a heated immigration debate, the Ohio Valley region is adding to its immigration courts. Sources within the Justice Department say Kentucky will have a new immigration court… Read More
Athens Prepares for Winter Storm – That Didn’t Happen
Residents of Athens prepared themselves for snow and ice after the National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for Athens County from 10 p.m. Tuesday until 4 p.m. Wednesday… Read More
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Triple-Killer’s Death Sentence
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of a man convicted of killing a woman and her two young children. The court’s 6-1 ruling… Read More
Auction Set Next Month For Bankrupt West Virginia Newspaper
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – A court notice says a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper in West Virginia is set to go on the auction block next month. The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports a… Read More
Ohio Officials Pressure MLS To Decide On FC Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (AP) – Ohio county officials are putting the pressure on Major League Soccer to decide whether FC Cincinnati will join the league. Hamilton County commissioners voted Wednesday to renew… Read More
‘Respectful But Not Overly Reverent’: Bruce Cockburn Tribute at Casa Feb. 10
It’s 1984 and Steve Zarate is pulling his car over to the side of the road — he’s heard something truly spellbinding pouring from his FM dial. “I was listening… Read More
Insurance, Teacher Pay Addressed In West Virginia House
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The West Virginia House of Delegates has voted to seek a delay in expected health insurance coverage increases for public employees, while a House committee passed… Read More
Surprise Twist As 6th Democrat Joins Ohio Governor’s Race
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A former infantry field surgeon-turned-venture capitalist has made an 11th-hour entry into Ohio’s crowded governor’s race. Jon Heavey, of suburban Cleveland, was among 2018 candidates who… Read More
Regulators Say Rover Pipeline Builders Can Resume Drilling
CANTON, Ohio (AP) – Federal regulators say a company building twin natural gas pipelines across northern Ohio can resume drilling under a river where there had been concerns over the… Read More
Episode 018 : Kindness On The Court w/ Alicia Henderson
As the wife of a college basketball coach, Alicia Henderson has spent more hours than she can count in a basketball arena. Alicia and her husband, Eric, have enjoyed the… Read More
Close Game Ends With an Ohio WBB Loss
ATHENS, OH- Coming down to the last 25 seconds of the game, everyone is on the edge of their seat, both benches full of energy as the two teams battle… Read More