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Athens Food Banks, Pantries Help during Holidays
By: Anastasia Nicholas
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Food is a cornerstone for the holiday season. For families struggling to feed themselves all year, Thanksgiving and Christmas can be especially difficult. Food insecurity in Athens County is the… Read More
Jazz Night Gives Students Chance to Practice Their Craft
By: Maddie Peck
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Flights of red wines pair well with good company and rousing jazz. David Savola sat at the bar inside Athens Uncorked. He’s drank a glass of pinot noir. The bartender… Read More
Hocking Hills Forests Under Threat by Fuzzy Bug
By: Tess Herman
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The cool, green, vibrant canyons and caves of the Hocking Hills are under threat by a tiny, invasive bug. The trees that cling to the cliffs of the Hocking Hills… Read More
Lake Snowden Water Park could Threaten Area Aquatic Life
By: Kaitlin Kulich
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An Ohio University professor of environmental studies said she fears Lake Snowden’s aquatic life could be harmed by construction of the water park expected to open this summer. Water in the lake… Read More
Survivors say Ohio University Lacks in Supporting Victims of Sexual Assault
By: Taylor Bruck
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ATHENS, Ohio — Despite the increase in the number of sexual assaults reported on Ohio University’s Athens campus, it remains one of the most underreported crimes. Two sexual assault survivors… Read More
Power Dynamics Contribute to Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
By: Abby Grisez
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Alex Stuckey, a graduate of Ohio University and reporter at the Houston Chronicle, says she was sexually harassed during an internship at a newspaper in college. It ranged from colleagues making… Read More
Brewed on the Bikeway combines top Athens tourist destinations
By: Clark Wicks
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With more than 20 miles of pavement, weaving along the Hocking River and winding through the picturesque Wayne National Forest, many cycling enthusiasts take advantage of the famous Athens Bike… Read More
Students Create Clothing Brand that Shows Passion For Ohio
By: Reagan McCurley
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ATHENS, Ohio —Outline Ohio is the new clothing brand on campus that has students buzzing. It’s simply an outline of the state of Ohio printed on hoodies, t-shirts, hats and… Read More
OU Recycles 58% of Trash – Goal was 80%
By: Lauren Ramoser
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The USA is the world’s leading trash nation. An average American produces 4.4 lbs of garbage every single day. According to a study by the United States Environmental Protection Agency… Read More
How Ohio U Student Groups Are Confronting Bias
By: Abby Grisez
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A group of aspiring professionals at Ohio University held a workshop on Thursday to confront and discuss their implicit biases in school, the workplace, and everyday life. The Ohio U… Read More
The OUtlet: Season 6, Episode 10
By: Abby Grisez
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This is the November 21st, 2017 broadcast of The OUtlet from WOUB News. On this week’s show, our reporters will tell you how the Marching 110 is preparing for their… Read More
Families Offer One Another Hope Following Tragic Loss
By: Grace Warner
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In 2015, my brother, Bryce Warner, 16, of Dayton, Ohio, took his life. Since then it has been my mission to tell this story: In 2008, our community lost a… Read More
Ohio Students As Renaissance Engineers
A group of Ohio University students from the organization called Renaissance Engineers volunteered their time at the Chauncey Public Library to teach the local children how to build their own… Read More
The OUtlet: Season 6, Episode 9
By: Abby Grisez
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This is the November 14, 2017 broadcast of The OUtlet from WOUB News. This week, our reporters will take you to the Chauncey Public Library where OU students are helping… Read More
Meigs County Jail Levy Fails
By: Bethany Greenman, Micaela Marshall
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After 121 years, the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office and jail will remain as is. The results are in and 3,189 voted against and 2,417 voted for the Meigs Co. Criminal… Read More
Federal Hocking School Board Fills Three Open Seats
By: Chelsea Sick
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Three empty seats are now filled on the Federal Hocking School Board. Kerry Sheridan-Boyd and Sara Brumfield took the lead on election night. Sheridan-Boyd earned 1,045 votes with 29% of… Read More
Issue 1 Passes, Addition to VINE System
ATHENS, Ohio -A law that originated in California after a young woman was killed made its way onto the November ballot in Ohio – Otherwise known as Marsys law. Marsys… Read More
WOUB’s Election Coverage Has Digital-First Focus
By: Abby Grisez
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Emerging journalists at WOUB Public Media took a digital-first approach with this year’s election coverage. Along with creating video stories to air on Newswatch, student reporters also produced web pieces… Read More
Meigs Co. Voters to Decide on Jail Levy
By: Bethany Greenman
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The Meigs County Jail has been operating out of the same building for the last 121 years. As it has not been maintained, it now can only house five inmates… Read More
The OUtlet: Season 6, Episode 8
By: Abby Grisez
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This is the November 7, 2017 broadcast of The OUtlet from WOUB News. This week is our election special. OUtlet reporters break down the Meigs County Jail Levy, Issue 2,… Read More
Federal Hocking School Board to Fill Three Open Seats
By: Chelsea Sick
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Tausha Pullins’ son is a senior in the Federal Hocking School District, but has been going to school in the district since he was in Kindergarten. Pullins said she has… Read More
After 121 Years, Meigs County Might Get a New Jail
By: Micaela MarshallBy: Bethany Greenman
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Since 1896 the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office and jail has operated in the same building. Until 1984 the building also served as the sheriff’s residence, housing 18 sheriffs throughout the… Read More
Court Street Pizza Competition just got Hotter
By: Abbey Kay
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Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza is new to Athens, Ohio and has redefined the way the pie is sliced. This pizza joint is shaking up the competition on Court Street. Ohio… Read More
Honey for the Heart Fosters Community and Family
By: Elise Hammond
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Giant puppets marched down Court Street last week. Honey for the Heart held open workshops five days a week to prepare the massive works of art for the parade. In one… Read More
Chesterhill Produce Auction Creates Community and Economic Activity
Welcome to the Chesterhill Produce auction in Morgan County. It is about a thirty minutes drive from Athens. It is one of 14 in Ohio and organized by Rural Action,… Read More
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