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New Year's Eve Train to ring in 2015 with a bang
Go Ohio Valley is a free app produced by Adams Publishing Group of Ohio and presents an avenue to explore numerous categories and activities in the region. This week’s feature listing describes a New Year’s train extravaganza. NELSONVILLE — Looking to ring in the New Year in a unique fashion? Then the New Year’s Eve Train along the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway in Nelsonville may be what you’re looking for. kAms6A2CE:?8 7C@> E96 }6=D@?G:==6 s6A@E Wbb t] r2?2= $E]X 2E `_ib_ A]>] @? s64] b`[ E96 EC2:?
The AudiAnnotate Project: Four Case Studies in Publishing Annotations for Audio and Video
2022 Volume 16 Number 2 Abstract Access to audio collections is often restricted by institutions for copyright, privacy, and preservation reasons, but it is the lack of descriptive metadata and annotations that stands in the way of all levels of access and use. Libraries, archives, and museums (LAMs) often hold physical audio artifacts that are unmarked and lacking important identifiable information such as title, date, location, subject, participants, or context.
How to Spot Fake Cuneiform Tablets
Interest in delineating between authentic and fake artifacts grew with the earliest discoveries of ancient lands and forgotten peoples. But as long as there has been an interest in ancient cultures, there have also been forgers ready to capitalize on enthusiasts and specialists alike. By 1904, during the early period of cuneiform tablet collecting, J. Edgar Banks, a Mesopotamian explorer and tablet dealer, estimated that nearly 80% of tablets offered for sale in Baghdad were fakes.
Thousands race for breast cancer cure - Vinton County Courier: News
Approximately 1,300 people participated in the Race for the Cure on Sunday on the Ohio University campus, raising nearly $100,000. Fundraising continues through Nov. 20. Last year’s event boasted 1,550 participants with $38,000 raised as of race day. Funds raised will support critical breast health programming, screening and treatment throughout central and southern Ohio via the Susan G. Komen Foundation Columbus affiliate.
Crowd exceeds expectations at first Midnight at Moonville - Vinton County Courier: News
The evening was an opportunity for attendees to talk to paranormal investigators and storytellers about the former railroad tunnel’s haunted history, hear live music and browse various food and crafts vendor tables. The event drew a much larger crowd than organizers anticipated. Midnight at Moonville was organized by the Vinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Moonville Rail Trail Association.
The 'bridge to Moonville' is officially open - Vinton County Courier: News
After a decade of planning and fundraising, the bridge over Raccoon Creek near the Moonville Tunnel was recently completed and celebrated at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday afternoon. The Moonville Rail Trail Association has been working to establish the trail along the former railroad bed for use by horseback riders, bicyclists and hikers. The organization aims to connect the trail to Athens and subsequently to Belpre.
Trump brings 'winning' attitude to Ohio - Vinton County Courier: News
You remember Nugent, right? He’s the rock guitarist and avid Donald Trump supporter who once said he’d be dead or in jail within a year if President Barack Obama got re-elected. (Four years later, Nugent is neither.) Riffs from the Motor City Madman would have been well received inside the auditorium on the campus of Ohio University Eastern, located in Belmont County a few hours northeast of Vinton County, but that’s not what played.
Ohio Investigative Unit agents urge summer concert attendees to be responsible
Throughout Ohio, outdoor concert venues are gearing up for a busy concert season and several multi-day music festivals.
Clinton visit welcomed by many in Athens - Perry County Tribune: News
Before heading to her speech at Jackie O’s, Democratic frontrunner and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a quick stop at the diner. Clinton took time to talk with people while joined by Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), who later introduced Clinton at Jackie O’s. Brown enjoyed a milkshake while talking to customers. Some of those she greeted included Terry Koons, a Nelsonville City Council member, and Noah Hogan, a Passion Works artist and author of the Crabby ArtWorks book series.
Hillary Clinton to make campaign stop at Jackie O's Taproom on Tuesday - Perry County Tribune: News
Clinton is slated to appear at Jackie O’s Taproom at 25 Campbell St. at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday as part of her “Breaking Down Barriers” tour in Appalachia. She also made stops in West Virginia and Kentucky. Jackie O’s recently expanded its craft brewing operations at the Campbell Street location and was named best brewery in Ohio by RateBeer.com in 2016. This won’t be Clinton’s first visit to Athens. She spoke in Athens a couple times in the 1990s while campaigning for her husband.
Marching 110 to perform in 2017 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
ATHENS — As the Ohio University Marching 110 gathered for one last jam session of the school year on Thursday night, the band was surprised with some big news.
Possible marijuana trafficking operation being investigated in Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE — The Athens County Major Crimes Unit is assisting Nelsonville police with an investigation into alleged trafficking of marijuana and prescription pills in Nelsonville in which more than $11,000 was confiscated.According to a news release from the major crimes unit, on Monday at approximately 9:30 p.m., Nelsonville officers were called to 1000 E. Canal St., Apartment H5 for a report of marijuana use.
McDavis, OU Greek Life address 'build the wall' graffiti
Changes have been made to the schedule of Ohio University’s Greek Week after members of the Greek community painted the phrase “Build the Wall” on the university’s graffiti wall last week, referring to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign to increase security at the U.S./Mexico border.
OU President Roderick McDavis announces retirement
ATHENS — Roderick McDavis announced Thursday his retirement as president of Ohio University.McDavis, 67, has served as the university's 20th president since 2004 and will step down June 30, 2017, at the end of his contract.The Ohio University Board of Trustees is slated to announce its plans to find the university's next president during its board meeting Friday morning. Board Chairwoman Sandra Anderson expressed the board’s appreciation to President McDavis for giving 16 months’ notice.
Voters get to know Democratic 94th District candidates - Vinton County Courier: News
Voters got to know the Democratic candidates for the 94th District Ohio House of Representatives race a little better during a recent candidate forum held at the Athens Public Library. The 94th District features the eastern portion of Vinton County, including the areas of Hamden, Zaleski, Dundas and Wilkesville. The district also includes all of Meigs County, most of Athens County and parts of Washington County. Current 94th District Rep.
Superhero and Princess Ball returns
The Friends of Athens County Children Services has announced that the Second Annual Superhero and Princess Ball will be held Saturday, March 19 from 1-3 p.m. at the Athens Community Center for all children of the community.The Superhero and Princess Ball raises funds for Friends of Children Services, a volunteer organization that supports Athens County Children Services’ various projects throughout the year.
OU team finalist in Disney Imagineering design contest
ATHENS – A team comprised of two recent Ohio University graduates, a current OU student and a student at University of Washington will be headed to California later this month to present an idea they have of a traveling Disney theme park to the company’s Imagineering headquarters.The team was one of six selected as finalists in the 25th annual Walt Disney Imagineering Imaginations Design Competition.
OU bans 'hoverboards' from campus buildings
Ohio University has instituted a ban on the use and storage of “hoverboards” in all university buildings due to growing safety concerns over the products from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.According to a news release issued by Ohio University, the university’s Office of Risk Management and Safety has also issued a safety alert advising users to be aware of the hazards associated with hoverboards, including fires caused by battery packs and risk of falls causing serious injury.OU...
OU Grad Student Senate prez running for 94th District seat - Vinton County Courier: News
Eddie Smith, also known as Carl Edward Smith III, announced his candidacy in late November. Along with his graduate student senate work, Smith works at Shagbark Seed and Mill in Athens. He also serves on the Athens County Energy Task Force and is a volunteer coordinator for UpGrade Athens County. He’s currently finishing his Master’s Degree in public administration at OU’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs.
New Christmas shop added to North Pole Nelsonville festivities - Logan Daily News: News
NELSONVILLE — This year’s North Pole Nelsonville festivities will have a new attraction — the North Pole Nelsonville Christmas Store, located at 37 Public Square. The new temporary shop will sell Christmas ornaments, collectibles and other holiday décor with proceeds benefitting the Nelsonville Area Chamber of Commerce and North Pole Nelsonville. Not only will the storefront be home to festive decorations for sale, but it will also feature Santa Claus on weekends prior to Christmas.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community, 3-D printing
ATHENS (AP) -- Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less. Tumbles -- born in Athens -- was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed. Tumbles is now thriving in foster care, but has some trouble getting from place to place. That's where the community stepped in.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less.Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less.Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less.Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less. Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed. Tumbles is now thriving in foster care, but has some trouble getting from place to place. That's where the community stepped in.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less. Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed. Tumbles is now thriving in foster care, but has some trouble getting from place to place. That's where the community stepped in.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University’s Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less.Tumbles - born in Athens - was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less.Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed.
Puppy gets new 'legs' thanks to community and 3-D printing
Thanks to the Athens community and the 3-D printer at Ohio University's Innovation Center, a tiny puppy named Tumbles will hopefully be tumbling less. Tumbles — born in Athens — was not only the runt of his litter, but he was also born without front legs. The puppy was having trouble competing with his siblings to eat and ended up being bottle-fed. Tumbles is now thriving in foster care, but has some trouble getting from place to place. That's where the community stepped in.
Athens Republican to run for 94th House seat - Vinton County Courier: News
Earlier this month, Abe Alassaf announced his candidacy for the 2016 House race. He will be running as a Republican. The 94th District seat is currently occupied by Debbie Phillips (D-Albany), whose term expires in December 2016. Due to term limits, she is not eligible to run again for that seat. No other candidates have been announced for the seat’s 2016 race.
Block party to rock the bricks Oct. 31 - Logan Daily News: News
ATHENS – Halloween will be celebrated with the biggest costumed bash in the state, if not the nation, this year as the 41st annual Athens Halloween Block Party falls on Oct. 31 this year. Sixteen musical acts are scheduled to perform and the popular costume contest also returns. Music will be performed on two stages beginning at 6:30 p.m. The North Stage will be located by Courtside Pizza and the Lokoween Stage will be located at the intersection of Court and Union Streets.
Appalachian Ohio gets federal funding for wood industry - Vinton County Courier: News
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New Year's Eve Train to ring in 2015 with a bang - Perry County Tribune: News Advisories
NELSONVILLE — Looking to ring in the New Year in a unique fashion? Then the New Year’s Eve Train along the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway in Nelsonville may be what you’re looking for. Departing from the Nelsonville Depot (33 E. Canal St.) at 10:30 p.m. on Dec. 31, the train offers wine and cheese cars for those 21 and over and a pizza and soda car for families. The 20-mile round trip lasts approximately two hours and features fireworks at midnight.
State ballot issues explained at forum - Vinton County Courier: News
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