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CHILLICOTHE, OH (WOUB) — Businesses and community members in Ross and Pike counties now have several ways to help local health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. People can donate money, medical supplies or make homemade masks to support medical staff at Adena Health System. The Adena Health Foundation established a COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund… Read More
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A guest artist will be performing with the Ohio University Lancaster Theatre this November during the production of Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park. Anne Diehl will play the role of Mrs. Banks. Diehl is an actress, producer, director and acting teacher. She spent more than 10 years in New York City, where she studied… Read More
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The work of Lancaster-area artist Robert Wright will be on display in Ohio University Lancaster’s Raymond S. Wilkes Gallery for the Visual Arts this fall. “Robert Wright is a local artist and school teacher,” said OUL Adjunct Art Instructor Trisha Clifford-Sprouse. “He has worked in Fairfield County schools for many years and is currently working… Read More
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Theatergoers of all ages will be pleased with the different offerings from Ohio University Lancaster Theatre, according to Director Victor Jones, who has announced the upcoming season’s shows. “We are still in the middle of our summer production of ‘West Side Story’ but it’s great to start thinking about the new academic year and what… Read More
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A play by an Ohio University Lancaster adjunct professor has been chosen for the New York New Works Festival in New York City. Robert Cooperman’s The Flower Stand will be rehearsed in Columbus and taken to Manhattan in mid-August. “The play is about a young lady (Elisa) who sells flowers and believes she knows all about… Read More
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Thompson Square and Blues Traveler have more in common than being the headliners of this year’s Lancaster Festival. The duo of Keifer and Shawna Thompson co-wrote and sang two songs on Blues Traveler’s latest album. “We’re massive Blues Traveler fans,” said Keifer Thompson in a phone interview last Thursday. “When John Popper (Blues Traveler lead… Read More
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The Covered Bridge Music Series returns to Lancaster on May 23 with legendary singer/songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard, joined by fellow Texan John Evans. Hubbard and Evans will perform behind Herrold Hall on the Ohio University Lancaster Campus lawn. A leading figure of the progressive country movement of the 1970s, Hubbard remains best known for authoring… Read More
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The new executive director of the Lancaster Festival says he’s very excited about the Ohio University Lancaster Campus’ outdoor and indoor concert venues and is looking forward to working with the campus in the future. Joe Piccolo started in his new role on Jan. 12. “It’s been very busy,” he said. “Planning for the 2015… Read More
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The winter art exhibition in the Raymond S. Wilkes Gallery for the Visual Arts will open next week, featuring the work of artists from the Canal Winchester Artists Guild. “We are very excited to show the work of local artists at OUL,” said Ohio University Lancaster Development Director Mandi Custer. “Showcasing the work of talented… Read More
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Ohio University Lancaster Emeritus Associate Professor of Sociology Andrea J. Baker has put her love of The Rolling Stones and their fans into her new book You Get What You Need: Stories of Fans of The Rolling Stones. The book examines the online life of the fans of The Rolling Stones and the online communities… Read More