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Uncharacteristic Errors cost Ohio in MAC Championship
By: Michael Roth
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Ohio’s senior class had their chance to win back to back conference tournament championships for the first time in school history. And for five innings at Firestone stadium it appeared that Ohio would raise the trophy once again. Once the sixth inning started in game one of the MAC championship series, it was all Toledo…. Read More
Ohio Tax Revenue Increased In April
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio’s budget office says tax revenue picked up considerably in April, putting year-to-date revenue figures 3% above estimates. The data reported Thursday by the Ohio Office of Budget and Management shows $1.33 billion in personal income tax collections in April, beating projections for that month by $377 million. The positive revenue… Read More
Schedules: Justice ‘Largely Missing,’ ‘Unaccounted For’ in Official Duties
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — He’s a billionaire who owns mines, farms and the swankiest resort in all of West Virginia. But how Jim Justice spends his time as the state’s 36th governor has largely been a mystery. Since he took office a little more than two years ago, Justice has been dogged by criticism that… Read More
Lordstown Awaits Fate Of GM Plant
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LORDSTOWN, Oh. (AP) — The fate of a shuttered General Motors plant in Ohio remains very much up in the air even after a tweet from President Donald Trump heralded the potential sale of a factory he has shown an intense interest in saving. That’s because the buyer is a fledgling electric vehicle maker that… Read More
Ohio Softball: Bobcats reach 4th straight MAC Title Game with Late-Inning Surge over No. 1 Miami
By: Michael Roth
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Four for four. No sir, this is not a Wendy’s. That’s the Ohio softball senior class record in making it to the MAC championship game. “Each and every year we’ve been in every side of the bracket,” Senior Alex Day said. “I told the team it’s so much better in the winners bracket.” With huge… Read More
From Russia, With Loot: KY Aluminum Company’s New Russian Partner Raises Concerns
By: Sydney Boles | Ohio Valley ReSource
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A large whiteboard in an Ashland, Kentucky, unemployment office is covered with a list of companies that are currently hiring. Senior career counselor Melissa Sloas said that just a few years ago, that board was a lot emptier. This corner of eastern Kentucky has long struggled to make up for losses in mining and manufacturing…. Read More
Annaleigh Ashford on LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER | Friday, May 17 at 9
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER PRESENTS – STARS IN CONCERT RETURNS, FEATURING ANNALEIGH ASHFORD Live From Lincoln Center will welcome some of Broadway’s brightest stars—Annaleigh Ashford, Megan Hilty, and Cynthia Erivo—for the second edition of the critically acclaimed Stars in Concert performance series. Each evening will spotlight one of these leading voices of musical theater,… Read More