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Athens Children Services Sees Rise in Drug-Related Foster Cases
The students of WOUB News’ Investigative Unit are looking into the heroin epidemic of Southeast Ohio. This article is the fourth in a series of stories chronicling the situation and… Read More
Athens Children Services Sees Rise in Drug-Related Foster Cases
The students of WOUB News’ Investigative Unit are looking into the heroin epidemic of Southeast Ohio. This article is the fourth in a series of stories chronicling the situation and… Read More
Sarah Grace Wins 94th Representative Democratic Seat
Democratic candidate Sarah Grace has unofficially won the 94th District House of Representative seat, defeating rival Eddie Smith with 57 percent of the vote. A cheerful crowd of Athens democrats… Read More
Frigid Weather Doesn’t Discourage MLK Marchers
The frigid seven-degree weather did not stop students and Athens community members from participating in a silent march to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr…. Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Headed To Tempe For NCAA Tournament
“OU OH YEAH” was the chant Ohio Women’s basketball players and fans screamed when hearing the Bobcats will be traveling to Tempe, Arizona for their first game of the NCAA… Read More
Morrison-Gordon Elementary Shows Support For Athens Bulldogs
"B-U-L-L-D-O-G-S, we are the Bulldogs, oh yes, and we are the best" is the chant Morrison-Gordon Elementary School students belted out on the side of the Route 56 to support… Read More
Athens Start-Up Weekend Kicks Off Friday
Start Up Weekend in Athens kicks off this weekend. The 54-hour event is open to anyone in the Southeast Ohio community, and is an opportunity for participants to come together… Read More
Student Senate Will Now Hold Bi-Weekly Meetings
Ohio University's Student Senate passed a resolution changing the schedule for the rest of the semester. General Body meetings will now take place every two weeks. When the general body… Read More
Sunday Hunting On Private Land Is Legal In Mason County
Sunday hunting on private land is now legal in Mason County, West Virginia. According to unofficial results, 3,961 voters approved Sunday hunting while 2,919 voted against it. Roane County was… Read More
Mason County Hunters Await Sunday Hunting Decision
Voters in Mason County, West Virginia will decide the fate of Sunday Hunting on private lands. If it passes, hunters like RF Stein of Mason county could spend their entire weekend… Read More
Project DAWN Aims At Saving Lives
Athens City-Council Health Department offically launched Project DAWN on Thursday. Ohio is facing an opiod overdose epidemic, and in the last 10 years in Athens county, there have been an average… Read More
Athens Responds to Ebola
While the state of Ohio prepares and takes precautions by increasing the state's supply of personal, protective equipment for health care providers, Dr. James Gaskell, Athens City County Health commissioner… Read More
Bob Evans Farm Festival Kicks Off
A soggy, muddy morning didn't stop people from attending the first day of the 44th annual Bob Evans Farm Festival in Gallia county. The event kicked off 11 a.m. Friday… Read More
Ohio University Campus Prepares For Homecoming Parade
As the Homecoming Weekend approaches, the construction on campus continues. Ohio University's annual Homecoming Parade celebrating "The Bobcat Family Reunion" is Saturday at 10 a.m. Construction projects have been going… Read More
Nelsonville Planning and Development Committee To Discuss ATV Use In Town
The Nelsonville City Council Planning and Development Committee will hold a meeting in Council Chambers on Monday, October 13 at 6:00 p.m. to discuss ATV's in town. The public… Read More
Nelsonville Street Committee To Discuss Traffic Signal Removal In Town
Nelsonville City Council has announced The Street Committee will conduct a meeting on Friday, October 10, at 10:00 a.m. in Council Chambers. The public is invited and encouraged to… Read More
Ohio University Parents’ Weekend Kicks Off Friday
After the first, five, long weeks of the semester, students and their parents will finally be reunited. Ohio University Parents' Weekend kicks off Friday. The campus is gering up for… Read More
WOUB News Digest: Read and Be Informed
Here's a look at some stories making headlines this afternoon: OU Student Charged With Filing False Report According to a press release, OUPD charged Karsten Vullemot with Making a… Read More
Athens County Public Library Asks For 1-Mil 5 Year Levy
For the first time since its founding in 1935, the Athens County Public Library is asking for money. The 1-mil, five year levy will be on the November 4th ballot…. Read More
West Union Street Closure
Drivers along West Union Street can expect traffic and delays throughout the week due to the continuation of work on service line connections. The westbound lane of West Union Street… Read More
WOUB News Update: Read and Be Informed
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
Marzec Says Four Students Arrested “Were Only Silencing Others”
Ohio University Student Senate President Megan Marzec says the arrest of four students at Wednesday's meeting could have been avoided. "The students were not arrested for speaking," Marzec said. "They… Read More
Ohio University’s Ping Recreation Center To Hire High School Students
Starting this semester, Ohio University's Ping Recreation Center is employing high school students. Local high schoolers will not be given permanent working hours, but instead, will mainly pick up shifts… Read More
Ohio University Celebrates Opening Of Dublin Campus
The Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine officially opened the doors of its newest campus. The Ohio University Marching 110 joined students, faculty, and dignataries for the official opening… Read More
ITS Day Teaches Students Financial and Computer Information
Ohio University's School of Information and Telecommunication Systems presented information about security on Thursday. The school's annual ITS day was held in Baker Center Conference Rooms. The series titled, "Security… Read More