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Bulldogs' XC conquers at OSHAA Early Invitational
OBETZ — Athens’ girls’ cross country team won the State High School Athletic Association Early Invitational on Saturday at Fortress Obetz. Sophia Szolosi finished first (18:31 min) — more than 20 seconds ahead of the second place runner in the 3.1 mile race — for Division II that featured a steep hill — a hill so steep that it’s meant to grind legs coming and going for 309 runners from at least 37 teams at the invitational that serves an early preview of the season...
All-Gridiron Glory Preseason Team
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — 22 players Southeast Ohio high school football players have been selected to the Preseason All-Gridiron Glory team. The 22-man roster was assembled by the Gridiron Glory staff, aiming to highlight some of the players to watch in the upcoming high school football season. Preseason All-GG...
Explaining Ohio’s ‘EdChoice’ which provides scholarships for some students to attend private schools
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The Ohio Department of Education’s Educational Choice Scholarship (EdChoice) program, allows some students to get a scholarship to attend private school. The award money can be anywhere from $6166 for grades K–8 and $8408 for grades 9-12. The window to apply for the 2024-2025 school...
Ace Nation: TVC volleyball preview
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — As the new volleyball season approaches, anticipation is building both on and off the court. Teams have been working tirelessly through their summer practices, honing their skills and building chemistry, in preparation for the competitive matches ahead. Players, coaches, and fans are excited to see...
Ohio coal plant subsidies still a bad deal for ratepayers despite growing generation demand, experts say
The pair of 1950s-era coal plants bailed out under Ohio’s House Bill 6 law are likely to remain unprofitable even after a surge in grid operator payments to generators, experts say. The PJM Interconnection grid market makes capacity payments to line up power to meet expected demand in the...
Ohio man wins $50,000 lottery with late dog’s license number
In a heartwarming turn of events, Roger Sours, a resident of Tiffin, Ohio, won $50,000 in the Pick 5 lottery by using the license tag numbers of his cherished dog. The win sent a jolt through Sours as he sat on his couch in shock, watching the lottery results unfold on television.
Mega Millions jackpot worth $498 million: See the winning lottery numbers for August 20, 2024
CLEVELAND — Although nobody hit the $498 million jackpot in the Mega Millions drawing on Tuesday, August 20, 2024, lottery officials say there were thousands of other winners who hit smaller prizes in Ohio. Here's a look at all of the winners from Tuesday night's drawing here in the...
Enquirer staff honored in recent Ohio journalism contests
The Enquirer was recently named best newspaper in Ohio in the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists' Ohio's Best Journalism Contest. The Enquirer's entry "epitomizes what it means to offer a news package," judges said. "Offering a little something for everyone takes a lot of work and care, and it shows with this edition.” The...
Who could be Ohio's next governor?
All eyes are currently on the 2024 election, but some Ohio Democrats at the Chicago convention are positioning themselves for 2026, when every statewide executive office, including governor, will be open. Democrats face an uphill battle in a state that has not elected a Democrat for governor in 20 years, when Ted Strickland won in 2006. ...
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