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‘I’ve Got Faith’: Potential Aluminum Workers Wait on Jobs
ASHLAND, Ky. (AP) – More than 130 students have begun a two-year degree program in eastern Kentucky hoping it will lead to a job at a planned aluminum mill. The… Read More
Security for Gun Rights Walk, Protest Cost Kent State $65K
KENT, Ohio (AP) – Officials at Kent State University say the Ohio school spent about $65,000 on security for what turned out to be a mostly peaceful demonstration and counter-protest… Read More
W. Va. Woman Threatens To Drink Deputies’ Blood After Wielding Hatchet
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (AP) – A West Virginia woman is accused of trying to steal a car, threatening to drink deputies’ blood and hiding a knife in her buttocks. Citing a… Read More
W. Va. Natural Gas To See Rate Decrease
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Almost all natural gas customers in West Virginia will be seeing a reduction in part of their rates starting next month. The state Public Service Commission… Read More
Speaking With Smizmar About New Full-Length, ‘Wasting’
Smizmar’s debut full-length, Wasting, opens with the atmospheric “Rope Bridge.” “I guess I was thinking of Wilco’s Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and listening to a lot of the early Broken Social… Read More
Athens & Ohio Poet Laureate Slated to Open Fall Poetry Series at Dairy Barn Art Center
The Dairy Barn Arts Center is pleased to announce the lineup of poets for the first event in its fall poetry series “Spoken & Heard, Poetry of Departure and Relevance,” to… Read More
The Eugenics Crusade | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | Premieres Tuesday, October 16
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The Eugenics Crusade Premieres Tuesday, October 16 on PBS A Cautionary Tale About the Quest for Human Perfection The Eugenics Crusade tells the story of the unlikely ––… Read More
David Brooks, NYT Columnist, Explores the Grassroots for Trust & Connection
“New York Times” columnist and PBS NewsHour and NPR commentator David Brooks is searching for the heart, soul and future of America by traveling to smaller communities examining how they… Read More