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Venomous Snake Endangered In Ohio
The Hocking Woods Nature Center is working to preserve endangered species found in Ohio, including the Eastern Timber rattlesnake. It is one of three venomous snakes found in Ohio. Dave… Read More
Agencies Receive Drug Drop Off Boxes
The Hocking County Sheriff's Department is one of 66 Ohio agencies to receive an official Drug Drop-off Box. These secure drop boxes are apart of the Ohio Attorney General Mike… Read More
SE Ohio Businesses Join In Clean Energy Roundtable
Businesses in Athens County are invited to attend a conference today on the use of clean energy. The Southeast Ohio Clean Energy Business Roundtable Series brings together leaders of… Read More
Wood Co. Schools Not Backing Down On Single-Gender Classes
The Wood County School district isn't backing down from a threat to end its single-gender classes at one of its middle schools. The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia… Read More
Grand Opening Set For Roy Rogers Museum In Portsmouth
The city of Portsmouth is set to open a new museum that will honor their hometown hero and his "happy trails." According to Portsmouth-Scioto County Visitors Bureau Executive Director Kim… Read More
New Museum Opens for the ‘King of the Cowboys’
The city of Portsmouth is set to open a new museum that will honor their late hometown hero. The new Roy Rogers Memory's Museum will open this Wednesday during the cities 29th… Read More
Chillicothe VA Center Transitions From Natural Gas To Biomass
A Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center is the first in the nation to operate a biomass boiler system, saving a projected $500,000 a year in the process. The Chillicothe VA… Read More
OU Opens the Road to Students Without Cars
Ohio University is partnering with Enterprise Rent-A-Car to offer students without a car on campus a way to still get around town. WeCar by Enterprise is a membership-based, automated car… Read More
Washington, Lawrence Co. Sites Up For Historic Designation
The Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board will meet Friday in Columbus to review nine proposed nominations to the the National Register of Historic Places. One of the nine nominations… Read More
Ohio Farm Bureau Trying to Assess Drought Damage
Officials from the Ohio Farm Bureau in Columbus are saying that the majority of the state is experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions. Anna Hall, director of the Farm Bureau… Read More
Thornville Man Dead After Altercation
Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers are investigating the death of a Thornville man after an altercation Monday night. According to officers with the Lancaster post of the highway patrol, 51-year-old… Read More
Ohio AG Seeks Muskingum Co. Sex Offender
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is asking for the public's assistance in finding a convicted sex offender who is wanted in Muskingum County. Mitchell Miller, 45, is wanted for Failure… Read More
Marietta To Celebrate Anniversary of the Northwest Ordinance
Historians and southeast Ohio residents are preparing to celebrate a milestone anniversary of an ordinance that affected the futures of five states. The city of Marietta is celebrating the 225th… Read More
Athens County Reduces Number Of Debris Drop-Off Stations
Athens County residents now have two fewer places to dispose of storm debris in the wake of severe weather earlier this month. The Athens County Public Information Officers Network has… Read More
Lancaster Continues With Fourth Of July Celebrations
Lancaster residents are finding a way to continue their annual Fourth of July celebration this year despite the chaos caused by Friday's severe storm. American Electric Power is using the… Read More
Tuscarawas Co. Company To Add 30 Jobs
A Tuscarawas County company expects to add 30 full-time jobs after the state approved tax credits for an expansion project. Allied Machine and Engineering Corporation specializes in the manufacturing of… Read More
Historic Building in Lancaster Receives Tax Credit
A historic building in downtown Lancaster has been awarded a tax credit of $71,000 for rehabilitation. The Bodenheimer-Mayer house on North Columbus Street is the first project in Lancaster to… Read More
Historic Building in Lancaster Receives Tax Credit
A historic building in downtown Lancaster has been awarded a tax credit of $71,000 for rehabilitation. The Bodenheimer-Mayer house on North Columbus Street is the first project in Lancaster to… Read More