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Todd Burge: My Top Albums of ’15
By: Todd Burge
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This is the fourth in a series of year-end articles by WOUB contributors. Check out all of this year’s lists at this link. I don’t pay much attention to what’s new… Read More
Human Form Explored in Riffe Gallery’s “Go Figure” Exhibit
Curated by Ohio University Dean Emeritus Charles McWeeny, Go Figure, the first exhibition of 2016 in the Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery, will be on view from Jan. 28… Read More
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Chris Pyle: My Top Albums of ’15
By: Chris Pyle
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This is the third in a series of year-end articles by WOUB contributors. Check out all of this year’s lists at this link. 1. Wilco, Star Wars This sounds like no… Read More
Love the Sinner: OU Theater Blesses Tammy Faye Bakker Messner
No matter what you think you know about Tammy Faye Bakker Messner, think again. In fact, Ohio University’s Shelley Delaney hopes to convince you that you don’t know Messner at… Read More
First Round of NMF ’16 Acts Announced
The Nelsonville Music Festival announced its first round of acts for 2016 today, with a diverse and talented lineup slated for next June’s fest at Hocking College. Legendary singer-songwriter Randy… Read More
Eddie Ashworth: My Top Albums of ’15
By: Eddie Ashworth
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This is the second in a series of year-end articles by WOUB contributors. Check out all of this year’s lists at this link. I have a feeling that there will… Read More
OVST Selects 2016 Show, Hires New Executive Director
Ohio Valley Summer Theater (OVST) has selected to produce Man of La Mancha for its 65th summer season in 2016, one that they have dedicated to the memory of long-time… Read More
James Hill: My Top Albums of ’15
By: James Hill
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This is the first in a series of year-end articles by WOUB contributors. Check out all of this year’s lists at this link. Wearing my music-acquisitions hat (it’s fuzzy and… Read More
SATB Choir to Present Winter Concert at ARTS/West
SATB: A Different Kind of Choir will present their winter concert, “Singing About Times Bygone,” as a benefit for the Athens County Historical Society and ARTS/West on Saturday, Dec. 12… Read More
Mountain Stage Pianist Announces Three-Date WV Tour
West Virginia Music Hall of Fame pianist Bob Thompson and his band have announced a three-city tour of the 23rd season of Joy to the World, featuring special guest vocalist… Read More
In Third Year, Gingerbread House Competition has Solid Foundation
By: Kelly Fisher
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The Athens County Historical Society and Museum will be a winter wonderland throughout December, thanks to two Athens County natives. A couple years before Jan Hodson retired, she saw a… Read More
Annual “Benefest” to Raise Funds for Gathering Place, Stuart’s
Benefest, a series of annual benefit concerts, returns this weekend to three different venues in Athens: Jackie O’s, The Smiling Skull and Casa Cantina. Organized by Hocking College students and… Read More
ABC Players Present “Charlotte’s Web the Musical”
You’ve probably seen numerous sales or events advertising “Christmas in July.” But what about “July for Christmas?” That’s the situation with the Athenian-Berean Community Players’ Christmas offering, Charlotte’s Web the… Read More
OU Students, Staff Create New Thanksgiving Traditions
By: Kelly Fisher
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Ayleen Cabas came to Ohio University for a two-year graduate program from her hometown in Venezuela, where most family members live right down the street from each other. Last year,… Read More
Athens County Authors Spotlighted at Annual Fair
By: Kelly Fisher
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Your new favorite author may be just around the corner. Literally, if you live in Athens County. This Saturday afternoon, the Athens Public Library will hold its second annual Local… Read More
ARTS/West to Host Silent Auction Nov. 30-Dec. 12
A silent art auction has been scheduled for Nov. 30 through Dec. 12 at ARTS/West, with proceeds benefiting programming at the Athens arts facility. The auction, which includes locally made… Read More
OU’s “Midnight Madness” Joins Global Climate Initiative
“Midnight Madness,” Ohio University’s weekly short play festival, will join forces with Climate Change Theatre Action (CCTA) for its Dec. 4 production in Kantner Hall’s Hahne Theater. There will be… Read More
Adele, Beyonce Engineer to Share Insights with OU Students
The Ohio University School of Media Arts & Studies will welcome acclaimed recording engineer Andrew Scheps for an interactive Skype Q&A session on Thursday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. Scheps… Read More
Holiday Movie Series Returns to Athena Cinema
For the fourth consecutive year, the Athena Cinema will present family friendly holiday classics on Saturday afternoons while supporting area families in need. From Nov. 28 through Dec. 19, the… Read More
OU-C Play Examines Dimensions of Love, Relationships
The Ohio University-Chillicothe theater program will present the play Almost, Maine at 8 p.m. Dec. 3-5 in the Bennett Hall auditorium. Written by John Cariani, the play deals with a… Read More
Stuart’s to Host Award-Winning Playwright Nov. 20
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville will host a free reading of the play The Daughters of the Moon by Chicago playwright Reginald Edmund on Friday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m…. Read More
Interim Lancaster Festival Executive Director Named
The Lancaster Festival has announced David Gallimore as the interim executive director as the festival’s Search and Long Range committee evaluates its needs moving forward. Joe Piccolo announced his resignation… Read More
Still Images Still Powerful, Says National Geographic Editor
By: Tom Hodson
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Good photography is the intersection between great ideas and emotional power, according to Dennis Dimick, executive editor of National Geographic. Dimick visited Ohio University as part of GIS Day, an… Read More
Noted Athens Sculptor David Hostetler Passes Away
By: Bryan Gibson
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The Athens community and art aficionados around the world were saddened to hear of the passing of David Hostetler, 88, early this morning. Hostetler’s work was the subject of a… Read More
Veterans Share Stories in “Exit Wounds” Exhibit, Book
By: Kelly Fisher
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Last week, the Ohio University Multicultural Center Gallery was filled with portraits and photos of military men and women. Some conjured happy memories, while others illustrated the difficulties some veterans… Read More
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