All Posts from Bryan Gibson
DiCaprio Sparks Interest In Local Milligan Video
By: Athens Messenger staff reports
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News that Leonardo DiCaprio is slated to portray multiple-personality figure Billy Milligan in a film has led to a local video on YouTube getting 20,000 views in just four days,… Read More
OU Alum To Publish Book Of Early ’70s Photos
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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Volatility marked the time in American history when Ken Light discovered his love of photography as a student at Ohio University. The documentary photographer’s early career included an arrest and… Read More
Muskingum University To Host American Shakespeare Center March 18
The Muskingum University Faculty Special Events Committee will host a production of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing by the American Shakespeare Center (ASC) on Wednesday, March 18. The ASC… Read More
Women Of Appalachia Project Returns To OU Multicultural Center
Women from throughout Appalachian Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky have come together to participate in the 6th Annual Women of Appalachia Project (WOAP). The WOAP promotes a series of juried… Read More
Federal Hocking Student Photographers Featured At ARTS/West
A group of Federal Hocking High School students are kicking off Youth Art Month with an exhibition at ARTS/West. On Saturday, March 7, the school’s chapter of the National Art… Read More
Hocking Hills Recognized On TripAdvisor.com List
By: Katharine Hibbard | Logan Daily News reporter
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Hocking Hills is continuing its rise to get-away stardom as yet another nationally recognized travel website tipped its hat to the Hocking Hills. Tripadvisor.com is a popular website that provides… Read More
Athens Artist Co-Authors Book About Role Of Art In Sheltered Workshops
By: Sara Brumfield | Athens Messenger
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A local artist has co-authored a book about incorporating art and other special interests into the daily lives of those with developmental disabilities. Patty Mitchell is known around the Athens… Read More
Beatles Expert To Visit OU March 9
The Athens community is invited to join Scott Freiman on “A Trip through Strawberry Fields” at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 9 in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Ohio University will… Read More
Billy Milligan Subject Of Upcoming Hollywood Film
By: Bryan Gibson
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The life–or lives–of an infamous Ohio man may be coming to a screen near you. According to The Hollywood Reporter, actor Leonardo DiCaprio is in talks to portray Billy Milligan,… Read More
Jackson County Duo Poised For Country Stardom
By: Jeremiah Shaver | Jackson County Times-Journal
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An up-and-coming country music duo with Jackson County roots have won two Nashville Universe Music Awards. The 2Steel Girls, a mother and daughter duo, won Entertainer of the Year and… Read More
“Poetry Out Loud” State Finals Set For March 7
The Ohio Arts Council will host the 10th annual Poetry Out Loud State Finals on Saturday, March 7, at the Lincoln Theatre, 769 E. Long Street, Columbus. In 2006, Jackson… Read More
Third Round Of Nelsonville Fest Acts Announced
The Nelsonville Music Festival has announced its third round of acts, including a critically acclaimed Americana singer/songwriter and the return of an alternative rock favorite. Brandi Carlile and Built to… Read More
Get Plucky: Inside Ohio University’s Ukulele Club (VIDEO)
By: Nicole Schneider
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In this clip, WOUB’s Nicole Schneider talks with Riley Engle, president of Ukulele Club at Ohio University. Engle, a transfer student from Ohio State University, decided to start the club… Read More
Broadway Vocalist To Perform In Logan
New York native Trevor McQueen will give a concert at The First Presbyterian Church of Logan, 2 West Hunter Street, on Tuesday, March 3, at 7:30 p.m. The concert will… Read More
Mighty Fine: Mae Klingler Discusses Debut Album, OU Roots
By: Marlena Scott
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Upon a click to Mae Klingler’s website, visitors are greeted with a pleasing yellow background and a clean, intricate doodle of an enormous tree, complete with birds, clouds and a… Read More
Hollywood Actor Adopts Perry County Hound Dog
By: Bill Rockwell | Perry County Tribune staff reporter
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Making it to Hollywood takes hard work, networking, or riding another’s coattails. One former resident of Perry County used all. Actor David Arquette adopted a basset hound from the Perry… Read More
OU Faculty, Guest Artists Featured At Winter Dance Concert
The work of Ohio University faculty and guest artists will be showcased during the OU Dance Division’s annual Winter Dance Concert, Friday, Feb. 20 and Saturday, Feb. 21 at Templeton-Blackburn… Read More
Elvis Is Back In The Building: Dwight Icenhower Returns To Stuart’s Feb. 20
Stuart’s Opera House will welcome nationally recognized Elvis tribute artist Dwight Icenhower this Friday, Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. Raised in Pomeroy, Ohio, Icenhower began his career by singing karaoke… Read More
Everybody Dance Now: OU Theater Presents “Marathon ’33” (PHOTOS)
By: Marlena Scott
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Ohio University’s Theater Division is about to present its third show of the season: Marathon ’33, a unique and rarely performed piece by June Havoc, directed by Ohio University graduate… Read More
PHOTOS: Ladysmith Black Mambazo at Stuart’s Opera House
Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s U.S. tour stopped in Nelsonville on Feb. 13, with the group performing for a standing-room only audience at Stuart’s Opera House. Now in its 51st year, the… Read More
“It Gets Better” Tour Visits Athens For Performance, Local Outreach
By: Atish Baidya, Bryan Gibson
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The It Gets Better Tour has set up shop at Ohio University this week, connecting with college and high school students and fostering conversations with community leaders and educators. And… Read More
Tuscarawas County Artists Featured In “Images And Expressions”
The Muskingum University Art Department will open an exhibition, Images and Expressions, with a reception on Sunday, Feb. 22 from 2-4 p.m. at the Louis O. Palmer Gallery. The exhibition,… Read More
McKinney Delivers Thought-Provoking Talk At OU-Chillicothe
By: Jack Jeffery
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Charles McKinney, Jr., Ph.D., spoke on “Seeing the Unseen: Grappling with Race, History and the Fierce Urgency of Now” during a recent talk on the Chillicothe Campus. He served as… Read More
In Shade, Contra Dancing Lives On
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Athens Messenger
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The contra family dance at the Shade Community Center on Sunday was truly as advertised. Fathers danced with daughters and mothers with their sons. Couples of all ages locked hands… Read More
Ladysmith Black Mambazo Tour To Stop In Nelsonville
Grammy-winning South African music legends Ladysmith Black Mambazo will make a stop in Nelsonville this Friday, Feb. 13 for a show at Stuart’s Opera House. Last year the South African… Read More
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