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'Rewarding Rides' Helping Others, One Mile at a Time
When it comes to helping others, some people pitch in at hot meals. Some just write a check.
Wednesday May 22 | WVIZ-TV Cleveland
Regional News Stories: Democrats Blast Republicans Over Election Reform Plans
Democratic state lawmakers say the Republicans who control the Ohio House and Senate are passing bills that make it harder for voters who tend to favor Democrats at the ballot box.
Wednesday May 22 | WCHO-FM Washington Court House
Panthers 6th in Final State Baseball Poll
Miami Trace finished 6th rank in the state. The Panthers who won the SCOL baseball title & a sectional championship are next in action Tuesday night against Warren Local in the district semi-finals at Ohio University in Athens.
Fairfield County farmer to challenge Stivers for congressional seat
The 2014 elections are well over a year away, but a Fairfield County farmer already has declared his plans to challenge Rep.
Sasquatch Ancestors and Monkeys Diverged 25 Million Years Ago
Artist's reconstruction of two new Oligocene primates, the ape Rukwapithecus and the Old World monkey Nsungwepithecus .
The oldest ape and Old World monkey fossils have been unearthed in a riverbed in Tanzania, a new study reports.
Des Moines Register Editor Rick Green Appointed To NPPA's Board
Rick Green, the editor and vice president of news for The Des Moines Register, has been appointed to the board of directors of the National Press Photographers Association, NPPA president Mike Borland announced today.
With the growing number of small brewers making craft ales, it is harder to find unique names such as these from Lager Heads Brewing company in Medina, Ohio.
'40s house in Athens a model for green renovation
Jeff Wilson and his wife, Sherri James, reduced the energy costs of their 1940s home in Athens, Ohio, by about 85 percent.
Hathaway Brown student named 'Presidential Scholar'
They are: Alyssa M. Bryan, of Chagrin Falls, who attends Hathaway Brown School in Shaker Heights and her most influential teacher is William Adler; Kevin Hwang, of Athens, who attends Athens High School in The Plains; Drake S. Thomas, of Dublin, who attends Dublin Coffman High School; and Sean M. Howe, of Sylvania, who attends Toledo School for the ... (more)
OSU Extension Center offers nutrition program
Renee Storey is one of the nutrition educators for the OSU Extension Office who holds the workshops in the program.
New superintendent? Schools may know soon
The Warren and Fort Frye Local boards of education will know within a couple of weeks whether they need to start looking for new superintendents.
Scioto County student receives OU award
Jordan, a graduate student majoring in nursing, received the Outstanding Graduates in Nursing MSN at a ceremony on April 12 on the university's campus in Athens.
The Crary Art Gallery at 511 Market Street in Warren will hold a three-week exhibition, "Wild Geometry," featuring two photographers.
Nash Named Century President and CEO
Century National Bank's Board of Directors approved the promotion of Patrick L. Nash, current President, to President and Chief Executive Officer effective May 1, 2013.Thomas M. Lyall, who had served as CEO since 1998, will remain Chairman of the Board and William A. Phillips will remain Chairman of the Board's Executive Committee.
Dried toothpaste caused scare at Ohio University
ATHENS, OHIO: Officials say the white powder that led to an evacuation of a building at Ohio University last week was toothpaste used to seal an envelope.
Circleville Floral Hills cleanup slated
The site, off of U.S. 23 north of Circleville, has lacked maintenance like the Floral Hills cemetery south of Chillicothe since issues began emerging with the owners.
James F. Cusick, 72, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend died on April 24, 2013 in Windermere, Florida.
Papadosio: The Shifting of Perspective
Papadosio is the universe expressing itself. Ever-changing, ever-expanding and never a dull moment.
Ohio University offices evacuated after powder found in letter
Ohio University police are working with the FBI and the Ohio National Guard's Weapons of Mass Destruction Team from Rickenbacker Air Force Base to identify a white powder that was mailed in an envelope to the Athens campus, spokeswoman Katharine Quaranta said.