Because they maintain their own field, the Bobcats are used to breaking out the brooms after each game. But this weekend, Ohio had every reason to relish the extra legwork while cleaning up the diamond.
As Athens City Pool gears up for another season by hiring new employees, its managers report recent improvements as well as plans for the future.
Before Ohio’s Green and White spring game Saturday, redshirt freshman Grant Venham had not punted in an organized contest since his senior year of high school, where he played for Vincent Warren.
The Bobcats finished the regular season on a high note at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational this weekend, as Ohio placed seventh out of 14 teams.
Consistency was something coach Jodi Hermanek was striving for her team to achieve coming into the weekend. After three wins in four games against Mid-American Conference foes, she finally saw her team keep up the same intensity for multiple games.
The arrival of spring promises warmer temperatures, sunnier skies, blooming flowers … and high pollen counts. We just barely escaped winter’s cold and flu season only to be slapped in the face with the woes of allergy season almost immediately after.
Multiple top-five individual finishes at the All-Ohio Championships on Friday and Saturday were not enough to earn the Bobcats a top-five finish overall.
For Huntington, W. Va.-based Qiet, performing isn’t just about the music — it’s about fully engaging all the senses.
The landlord for the Pi Kappa Alpha house is asking the court to grant a partial summary judgment to avoid one count of his lawsuit from going to trial May 1.
Whether he’s performing as Bobby Bottleservice, Fabrice Fabrice, El Chupacabra, or an old man drinking tuna and vodka, comedian Nick Kroll is anything but predictable when on stage with a microphone in hand.
I’m all for healthy eating.
One vote separates Ohio University from purchasing land in Dublin for the expansion of its Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Editor’s note: The last names of Ohio University students and an Import House employee have been omitted from this story to protect their privacies.
There was a beautiful irony about the stories that led yesterday’s paper.
It didn’t take long for Ethan Newton to acclimate to the rolling hills of Southeast Ohio. From the minute the Norfolk, VA, native arrived on campus, he did what he had always done — everything. And he did it at full speed.
Last year, Ohio University could barely offer its students a shot at pursuing their creative business plans. A new Center for Entrepreneurship and six student organizations later, OU has become a major player in the nationwide movement.
Just an hour west of Athens, 17 acres of trails, rock formations and waterfalls beckon nature lovers from all over the nation to a place known as Hocking Hills State Park.
Solutions by The State News