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Perry County Judge Pleads Not Guilty To OVI/Hit Skip
By: Bill Rockwell | Perry County Tribune staff reporter
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A Perry County judge has pleaded not guilty to allegations that he had been driving under the influence when his vehicle struck a Columbus bus. Dean Wilson, 60, entered his… Read More
Council Continues Trash Talk, Mayor Threatens Veto
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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After another lengthy discussion regarding storage of trash cans, Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl told City Council that he would likely veto the ordinance if changes proposed during Monday’s meeting are… Read More
Athens County Awarded $ 1 Million For Housing Projects
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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Athens County has been awarded $1 million to partner with Athens and Nelsonville on housing-related projects. At their meeting Tuesday, the Athens County Commissioners voted to accept the award of… Read More
Week 4 Power Rankings: TVC-Hocking
By: Emily Rorris
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Week 4 brought many key games in the TVC-Hocking. Trimble remained undefeated and continues to dominate the conference. Wahama brought their win streak up to three and continue to be… Read More
Dr. Arthur Fine Tells The Real Story Behind Albert Einstein
By: Tom Hodson
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Dr. Arthur Fine, emeritus professor of philosophy at the University of Washington, kicks off this season’s Frontiers in Science Lecture Series at Ohio University. His topic is “What Was Einstein… Read More
Cross Country Captains Lead The Way
By: Justin Holbrock
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After losing All-American Juli Accurso to graduation, the Ohio Bobcats' women's cross country team has found a new identity behind their captain duo of Morgan Reichert and Kayla Scott.
Illinois Tournament Means Trip Back Home
By: Justin McCauley
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The Ohio Volleyball team's recent trip to Chicago for the Wildcat Challenge doubled as a homecoming weekend for four Bobcats.
Ohio Man Charged In Slaying Waives Extradition
By: Associated Press
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A man accused of killing a West Virginia teenager will return to Ohio to face a murder charge. Media outlets report that 36-year-old Ernest Roach of Racine, Ohio, waived… Read More
$50,000 Contract For Post-escape Prison Review
By: Associated Press
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Ohio will pay corrections consultants $50,000 for their review of security following a prison escape earlier this month. The prisons agency contract with the Association of State Correctional Administrators… Read More
Ohio Reservist Remembered At Memorial Service
By: Associated Press
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Hundreds of family and friends gathered for a memorial service to remember a central Ohio Navy reservist who was killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan last week. Thirty-nine-year-old… Read More
Construction Update Set On West Virginia Rail-truck Hub
By: Associated Press
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Officials are planning to provide an update on the construction of a rail-truck facility in West Virginia. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and West Virginia Congressman Nick Rahall are scheduled… Read More
Former Athens Band Headlining Resonance Music Festival
Described as a "gathering of like-minded, motivated, music loving individuals,” the first ever Resonance Music and Arts Festival will feature two nights of performances from former Athenians Papadosio, as well… Read More
Former First Lady Sets The Record Straight In “Mary Todd: A Woman Apart”
The Tecumseh Theater and the Athens County Historical Society and Museum will present Mary Todd: A Woman Apart this Friday and Saturday at ARTS/West. The play is a historical fictionalization… Read More
Game Preview: Eastern, South Gallia looking to gain ground in TVC-Hocking
Teams in the TVC-Hocking are hitting the midpoint of their season, and that means they’re reaching the meat of their conference schedule. Eastern and South Gallia square off this Friday,… Read More
Ohio’s Rock In The Midfield
Annie Beard, a midfielder for the Ohio Bobcats soccer team, is a success on and off the field.
Contractor Chosen For Richland Avenue Project
A contractor has been selected for the Richland Avenue Project that has been in planning since 2011. The City of Athens announced that Shelly and Sands Inc. has been awarded… Read More
Water Outage Planned For South High Street and Lasher Hall
West Union Street improvement projects will cause water outages and traffic delays in the City of Athens. The project contractor will be working on a waterline tie-in on West Union… Read More
Climate Change Affects Everyone Under the Sun
By: Bianca Hillier
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Ohio has experienced it's hottest 12 years within the past 16 years. Heat waves and droughts also made this past summer the hottest summer on record for southeast Ohio. But… Read More
Prison Records: Two Of Three Escaped Inmates Shared Cell
By: Associated Press
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Records show that the two inmates who escaped from an Ohio prison along with a convicted school shooter were cell mates. The records also show that inmates Lindsey Bruce… Read More
Drillers Using More Sand, Water For West Virginia Wells
By: Associated Press
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Energy companies are using more water and sand to extract natural gas from the Marcellus shale in Marshall and Ohio counties. A new report by research firm Wood Mackenzie… Read More
Ohio Splits Exhibition Doubleheader
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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Ohio University’s softball team opened the fall campaign with a double header against the Marshall Thundering Herd Saturday. The Bobcats split the two games with Marshall, winning the shortened second… Read More
WOUB News Digest: Read and Be Informed
By: Kaitlyn Roman
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Here's a look at some stories making headlines this afternoon: OU Student Charged With Filing False Report According to a press release, OUPD charged Karsten Vullemot with Making a… Read More
Dr. Arthur Fine Tells The Real Story Behind Albert Einstein
Dr. Arthur Fine, emeritus professor of philosophy at the University of Washington, kicks off this season's Frontiers in Science Lecture Series at Ohio University. His topic is "What Was Einstein… Read More
Student Charged With Filing False Report
Ohio University Police Department Press Release – The Ohio University Police Department (OUPD) this morning charged Karsten Vullemot, 19, of Mansfield, OH with Making A False Alarm after he confessed… Read More
OU Welcomes Back Second City
Chicago comedy powerhouse The Second City is returning to Athens for Ohio University’s Parents Weekend, this Saturday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium.
The theater troupe, known for its cutting-edge improv, is currently celebrating its 55th anniversary with a national tour.
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