Sarah Palin: Her Early Career
By By Wikipedia | Dec. 12, 2009Motivated by concerns that revenue from a new Wasilla sales tax
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MAC Wrestling Notebook: Ohio Dominates at Bobcat Duals, Northern Colorado
Dec. 11, 2009The Ohio Bobcats had an excellent week on the mats, compiling a 4-0 record with victories over Northern Colorado, Cleveland State, The Citadel and Appalachian State.
Bobcats flashy in front end of Kent road trip
Dec. 11, 2009It was business as usual for Ohio Friday night as the Bobcats took the first game of a weekend series at Kent State by a score of 6-2.
OU borrows 400 doses from Athens County for weekend H1N1 vaccination clinics
Dec. 10, 2009Athens City-County Health Department loaned Ohio University about 400 doses of the H1N1 vaccine, which will allow the university to hold free vaccination clinics today and Saturday.
Local musicians celebrate Lennon, support charity
Dec. 10, 2009Nearly 30 years ago musician John Lennon was gunned down in New York City, and 10 years ago an Athens festival featuring covers of the late artist's music began.
OU professors produce documentary about pediatric cancer
Dec. 10, 2009The trials and tribulations of families dealing with cancer are explored in the documentary The Art of the Possible, recently released by two Ohio University professors.
Animal Collective could be 'band of the year' after risk-taking EP
Dec. 10, 2009The defining moment of Animal Collective's 2009, which featured the release of albums-of-the-year list staple Merriweather Post Pavillion, comes in the middle of Graze
Athens weight loss competition to begin next month
Dec. 9, 2009An Athens resident wants the town to shed some pounds.
Stiff competition at 3rd annual Gingerbread House Contest
Dec. 8, 2009said Gwyn Scott, OU's executive director for culinary and dining operations.
Solich, Bobcats look to learn from Central Michigan
Dec. 7, 2009Frank Solich wants Ohio to emulate Central Michigan's success.
Ohio falls to Central Michigan in MAC Championship 20-10
Dec. 4, 2009Detroit - The Bobcats relied on their depth all season, but the nicks, bruises and sprains finally caught up to them.
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
By By Wikinews | Dec. 1, 2009Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the sister of former United States president John F. Kennedy, has died at the age of 88. Shriver's daughter Maria, the wife of California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, stated last year that her mother had suffered from a series of strokes.
Ohio defeats Northern Illinois 38-31; will play Temple for MAC East crown next week
Nov. 20, 2009the wide receiver said. We're going bowling.
Graduation Success Rate of Ohio's student-athletes among nation's best
Nov. 19, 2009Ohio's student-athletes' Graduation Success Rate exceeds the national average for Division I schools, according to figures released Thursday by the NCAA.
Burning is only solution for rural Scott County leaves
By By Tom Bowe as featured in the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009In response to the Nov. 13 letter “Ban burning throughout Scott County,” I admit that I am one of the leaf burning culprits who doesn’t live within city limits. I live in a beautiful peak season color area in the county as evidenced by the fall car and motorcycle traffic.
'New Moon': Forbidden romance sparkles on silver screen
By By Linda Cook of the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009If you want to see that sparkle again, wait no longer.
I-74 bridge lighting work pushed back until today
By By Rick Rector of the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009Iowa Department of Transportation workers have been trying since Monday to make some lighting repairs on the Illinois-bound lanes of the Interstate 74 bridge between Bettendorf and Moline.
Activist who refused grand jury testimony now charged with conspiracy
By By Ann McGlynn of the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009A Minnesota activist who refused to testify earlier this week before a federal grand jury in Davenport is now charged with conspiracy for an act of “animal enterprise terrorism” — believed to be a 2004 animal-rights vandalism act at the University of Iowa.
Semi crash closes road near I-80
By By Rick Rector of the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009A crash between a semi-tractor and a van on Interstate 80 early today in Scott County closed a nearby rural road.
Mallards add veteran blueliner Fisher
By By Craig DeVrieze of the Quad-City Times | Nov. 19, 2009Veteran defenseman Shaun Fisher, a player the Quad-City Mallards tabbed in the summer expansion draft, has been added to the roster while young forward Domenic Maiani and rookie defenseman Iain McPhee were let go Thursday.
