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Little Out-Of-State Student Interest In Election
Many Ohio University students who are not Ohio natives may feel differently than those from the state. In fact, many out-of-state students continue to not vote. “I wish I could… Read More
Athens County Judge Supports Issue 1
An Athens County Judge says he supports Issue One because he wants to have the option to run for office again if he chooses to do so. Issue one deals… Read More
Portsmouth Police Chief Plans To Run For Sheriff
The Portsmouth Ohio Police Chief hopes to soon have a new job title — Sheriff. On Friday, Chief Charles Horner told Mayor David Malone he plans to retire by the… Read More
Cooler Weather Doesn’t Stop OU Crew
Ohio University Men’s Crew is kicking off their training for the 2012 season. Winter training for the team is a whole different level of training. The team dedicates a significant… Read More
Historic Shanty Boat Added To Ohio River Museum
A historic shanty boat will go on display at the Ohio River Museum in Marietta after getting some renovation work done. The boats, that were once used as floating mobile… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update October 31
An Ohio State Highway Patrol Officer was struck by a vehicle while investigating a crash Sunday night along U.S. Route 52. A 14-year old girl was killed after the vehicle… Read More
OU Athletes Post Impressive GSRs
The NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate (GSR) scores for the 2001 to 2004 academic period show that Ohio University student-athletes boast a GSR of 82 percent. The high figure puts Ohio… Read More
Scioto County Trooper Struck While Investigating Crash
An Ohio State Highway Patrol Officer was struck by a vehicle while investigating a crash Sunday night along U.S. Route 52. Trooper Donald Edgington of the Ohio State Highway Patrol… Read More
14-Year-Old Dies In Little Hocking Crash
A 14-year old girl was killed after the vehicle she was riding in struck a tree early Sunday morning. State Highway Patrol Troopers say Dustin Jones, 21, of Mineral Wells… Read More
Marietta College Preserves Civil War Memories
The words of Civil War soldiers will live on thanks to an effort by Marietta College. Letters written by soldiers to their loved ones during the Civil War were… Read More
Traffic Alert: U.S. 33 In Athens County
The Athens County Sheriff's Department is trying to make sure traffic isn't a problem on U-S 33 tonight. Westbound traffic will not be permitted to turn left on Johnson Road… Read More
Social Media To Be Used To Inform During Athens Halloween Block Party
The City of Athens has launched several social networking sites to help communicate information about the Halloween Block Party. Athens County Public Information Officers are working with the city to… Read More
Psychologist Says Recovery From Schizophrenia Is Possible
An internationally-renowned psychologist says recovering from schizophrenia is possible and he knows about it first-hand. Fred Frese spoke at the Athens Public Library last night. He was also a guest… Read More
Warren Levy On Ballot For Fifth Time
Voters in the Warren Local School District will see a school levy and bond issue on the ballot for the fifth time. The levy will be on the ballot again… Read More
Belpre Mother Sentenced On Endangerment Charges
A Belpre mother has been sentenced to twelve months in confinement after being found guilty for both felony endangerment and misdemeanor child endangerment. Assistant Prosecutor Kevin Rings says Chrystal… Read More
Gallia Deputies Arrest Man On Burglary Charges
A man is behind bars in connection with two separate burglaries in the Hazel Ridge area of Clay Township in Gallia County. Johnathan McWhorter, 26, is charged with burglary…. Read More
Solid Waste District Meets To Discuss Proposed Fees
A public hearing was held last night at Hocking College, regarding a new plan for the Athens-Hocking Joint Solid Waste District. The currently proposed plan includes a $3 per… Read More
Belmont County Man Pleads Guilty To Sex Charges
A Shadyside man pleaded guilty yesterday to charges of transporting a minor for sex. According to United States Attorney Carter Stewart, in July 2010, Barry Youst, 55, crossed state… Read More
Students Weigh Shopping Option In Athens
Twice a year, a company from Rhode Island comes to Ohio University to sell main brand clothes at 50 to 70 percent off. “I thought it was a good opportunity… Read More
Halloween Costumes: How Far Is Too Far?
Ohio University is known for its Halloween party – but this year students on campus are speaking out against costumes that many may find racist. A small group of students… Read More
Forum Held To Discuss Disability Access On O.U.’s Campus
The Ohio University President’s Advisory Council on Disability and Accessibility Planning (PACDAP) held a forum Tuesday night to find out what the university can put in place to make the… Read More
Former State Trooper And Wife Plead Guilty To Drug Charges
A former Ohio State Trooper and his wife have pleaded guilty to drug charges. Thomas Hacker, 31, and Cindy Hacker, 35, both of Ironton, were arrested in February following a… Read More
Athens Commissioners Approve Funds To Fight Drug Abuse
The Athens County Commissioners are spending more money to fight drug abuse. The appropriation of $7,000 to the prosecuting attorney's drug law enforcement fund was one of the… Read More
Halloween Block Party Lineup
The Saturday performances for the 2011 Athens Halloween Block Party have been announced. South Court Stage MC Jonathan Holmberg 7 p.m. Acer Negundo 8 p.m. DJ and the Whistlers… Read More
OU Organization Aims To Combat Thirst
More than one billion people across the planet face a significant problem: clean water access. One out of six people lack access to safe drinking water, and more than two… Read More
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