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Workforce expands, diversifies in Southeast Ohio
The closure of Pixelle Specialty Solutions’ paper mill in Chillicothe caused hundreds of people to lose their jobs, severely impacting the local economy. Now, new advanced manufacturing jobs are coming to Southeast Ohio, expected to provide jobs for many, but could pose issues for workers transitioning from previous jobs.
Les Wexner’s ties to Epstein cause renewed Ohio outcry
The Ohio businessman, Leslie Wexner, was previously criticized in 2019 for his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Now, the billionaire founder of L Brands is receiving renewed scrutiny as the Justice Department continues to release the Epstein files.
US Headlines: State of the Union, U.S. military strikes Iran
Monday, Feb. 23
All you need to know about 'Scary Movie 6,' franchise return
Talks of a “Scary Movie” franchise return have been in the air for a while. Last year, comedian, actor, writer and producer Marlon Wayans confirmed a sixth installment to the parody film series “Scary Movie.”
The Gorillaz’s invites fans to conquer ‘The Mountain’
Gorillaz fans were able to embark on a spiritual adventure through their ninth studio album, “The Mountain.” The album includes 15 tracks, 24 artists and collaborators and a fully animated, 8-minute short film.
Aly & AJ sit down to discuss upcoming tour, new projects
Pop musical duo Aly & AJ have released music since 2005. The two also have an extensive acting portfolio.
Tyra Banks gets ‘Reality Check’ in new docuseries
Controversial challenges, heated arguments and the promise of a modeling career are three things the hit show “America’s Next Top Model” had to offer. However, when times change, these challenges become a lot more problematic.
Entertainment Look-A-Head: Harry Styles, TV shows galore
Tuesday, March 3
Kickin' with Kyra: Historical women deserve to be celebrated, recognized
Women’s History Month is a month dedicated to celebrating women who have stepped up, created and invested in our world. Without deserved recognition for these contributions, misogyny and gender bias continue to win. This is a deliberate time to learn about women who were overlooked, underestimated and undervalued.
Swim and Dive: Ohio sets six records, finishes second at MAC Championships
Ohio participated in the Mid-American Conference Championship this week at Oliver J. Ocasek Natatorium in Akron, Ohio. In total, Ohio won two events and broke six school records, finishing in second place behind Akron and ahead of seven teams.
Police Blotter: Drug bust, unwanted visitors, stolen boat
Friday, Feb. 20
United Academics of Ohio University continue negotiations with OU
It has been more than 100 days since Ohio University responded to the United Academics of Ohio University’s proposal regarding faculty compensation and benefits.
Rezoning at The Ridges moves forward, plans shift timeline
Land at The Ridges might be transitioning from educational use to residential development.
Baseball: Ohio’s young team working through early-season struggles
Ohio had a poor start to the season, winning one of its first nine games to start the 2026 season under new head coach Andrew See. This group has struggled early due to not doing the little things right and not finishing games that they hold a lead in, and Ohio’s record reflects that.
Women’s Basketball: Family ties brought Elli, Abby Garnett together at Ohio
Ohio graduate student forward Elli Garnett bounced around different programs before coming to the Bobcats. She spent two seasons at Northern Colorado and one season at Eastern Florida State, Winthrop, Nicholls State and now is in her final season at Ohio.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio seniors Ajay Sheldon, Aidan Hadaway motivated by loyalty
The landscape of college athletics has changed, especially since the NCAA implemented Next in Line in 2021. This change has made it harder for mid-major basketball programs to retain top talent because of the additional incentives available in the transfer portal.
Men’s Basketball: Get to know point guard Jackson Paveletzke
For the last two seasons, Jackson Paveletzke has been the driving engine behind Ohio men’s basketball. The senior guard made an immediate impact since transferring from Iowa State before his junior year, earning third-team All-Mid-American Conference honors last year.
OU students achieve challenges, tough curriculum paths
Ohio University students thrive in environments that best suit their interests, personalities and future career aspirations. Instead of fulfilling requirements for a single major, dedicated undergraduates around campus devote their time to completing multiple majors and minors.
Mr. Evil ignites creativity, spunk in Athens’ music scene
Ohio University students Callie Kitchen and Emma Prazer created the band Mr. Evil, which both said was inspired by their friendship and video games.


