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Food Or Phone Choice Facing Low Income Consumers
By: Tim Sharp
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The beeps of the register at the food store checkout tell part of the story – how many items in the shopping cart. But in the back pocket of this… Read More
Shilpa Ray Returns To Athens This Weekend
By: Cheyanne Skaggs
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Brooklyn's Shilpa Ray brings her unique blend of blues and punk to The Union this Saturday, along with fellow New Yorkers She Keeps Bees as the opening act. If Ray's… Read More
Ouellette’s Journey From Walk-On To Contributor
By: Nick Komjati
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Freshman walk-on AJ Ouellette burst onto the scene in the Ohio Bobcats' season opener at Kent State by leading the game-winning drive.
NCAA Field Hockey Goggles Debate
By: Abbey Carnivale
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In 2011, young field hockey players in the United States saw a new regulation requiring athletes to wear goggles while competing. It's a wonder why the regulations haven't reached the… Read More
The Fundamentals Of A Good Serve
By: Brad Friedman
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Whether it's a top-spin serve or a floater, it takes precision, planning and execution to become a good volleyball server.
Former Ohio Deputy Arrested In Colleague’s Slaying
By: Associated Press
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A former southeast Ohio sheriff's deputy has been arrested in the previously unsolved slaying of a fellow deputy 33 years ago. The Washington County Sheriff's Office in Marietta says… Read More
OU Gets OK’d For Limited Alcohol Sales At Peden, Convo
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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Some Bobcat fans will be able to consume alcohol at this weekend’s home football game against the University of Idaho as Ohio University has secured a liquor permit for both… Read More
Ohio Reservist Killed In Afghanistan
By: Associated Press
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Relatives of a U.S. Naval reservist from Ohio say he was among the three troops killed when a suicide car bomber struck in Afghanistan. Family members of 39-year-old Stephen… Read More
Week 3 Power Rankings: TVC-Ohio
By: Sean Neidig
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It’s so good so far for the majority of the TVC-Ohio with all but its bottom two teams accumulating winning records through three weeks. While Athens has lived up to… Read More
Week 3 Power Rankings: MVL
By: Nathan Wiseman
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The first quarter of the season is over and the race to the top of the MVL is a tight one. The defending league champion Tri-Valley Scotties sits atop of… Read More
Week 3 Power Rankings: West Virginia
By: Clay Benjamin
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The leaves are beginning to fall off the trees, the sun is going down sooner and the Friday night’s wind is growing the baby teeth to winter’s harsh bite. It’s… Read More
OU Announces Ingrid Michaelson Concert
The Ohio University Concert Series has announced the addition of Ingrid Michaelson with special guest Rogue Valley on Thursday, Nov. 13 in OU's Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Over the past… Read More
Ohio Rallies For Recovery
Hundreds rallied outside of the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday to celebrate National Recovery Month. The Ohio Departments of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) joined the Ohio Citizen Advocates for… Read More
A Mother’s Story About the Dangers Of Drug Abuse
In 2012, 1,914 Ohioans died of unintentional drug overdoses. Data shows that Athens County fell into the 18.6-30.4 category per 100,000 for unintentional drug overdoses during 2007-2012. In January, Gov…. Read More
Why Have We Gone Pumpkin Spice Crazy?
By: Kelly Martin
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It was headline news – Starbucks was going to begin selling their pumpkin spice lattes in August. This was a first – something that had never been done before. People… Read More
STEADY U to being fall standing tall
By: Krista Frost
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Ohio officials are spreading awareness of a fall prevention initiative among older Ohioans through called STEADY U. Lead by Gov. John Kasich and the Ohio Department of aging, STEADY U… Read More
Officials In Athens Warn Of Potential Phone Scam
By: Bianca Hillier
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The Athens Police Department has been advised of a potential phone scam involving city water service. Captain Ralph Harvey released a PSA Monday evening warning people to be on high… Read More
WOUB News Update: Read and Be Informed
By: Kaitlyn Roman
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Here's a look at some of the stories making headlines this afternoon: Athens County Library Is Seeking A Levy For The First Time Public Libraries in Athens County are seeking… Read More
New ARTS/West Event To Celebrate Fiber Arts
ARTS/West and the Athens County Knitters will present the first annual Athens Area Fiber Faire on Oct. 4-5. The Athens area has become more abundant with fiber artists selling both… Read More
Kennedy Museum Launches Seven New Exhibits
By: Amy Schmitt
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The Kennedy Museum of Art, located at Ohio University's Lin Hall on The Ridges, houses numerous exhibitions for Athens residents to enjoy.
This fall, the Kennedy is hosting seven new exhibits, many of which are already open to the public. WOUB's Amy Schmitt has a preview. (PHOTOS)
Sheen On Muskingum River Is Algae
By: Associated Press
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State environmental officials have determined that a mysterious sheen covering a central Ohio river is an algae bloom. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency said Monday that the sheen that… Read More
Athens County Public Libraries Seek A Levy For The First Time
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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Although Athens County Public Libraries are seeking approval this November of their first-ever levy, the library system is not in a unique situation. Libraries statewide have been turning to local… Read More
Athens City Council’s Nuisance Party Penalty Hits Snag
By: Tori Knueven
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The proposal to increase the fine for nuisance party violations but lower the criminal penalty took a major hit at the Athens City Council meeting Monday night. The $250 fine… Read More
Ashy Collects Second Career MAC Weekly
Ohio libero Meredith Ashy was named MAC East Defensive Player of the Week for the week of Sept. 15. The junior put together a solid defensive effort to help the… Read More
Local Charities Awarded Money From Lawsuit
By: Rachel Bailey
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The Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court distributed more than $6 million to 226 Ohio charities last Thursday. As part of a civil action heard by Judge John J. Russo, more… Read More
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