Small farmers and food bankers hope Congress doesn’t forget a popular program building local food systems by WOUB NewsDi WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a recent forum gives candidates for the House of Representatives a chance to persuade voters, and Athens City Council plans to help out a local business affected by nearby construction.Di WOUB News

In this episode of "Conversations From Studio B," WOUB's Emily Votaw speaks with Devin Sudman, Carter Rice, Samantha Pelham, and Michael Mylen about the production of "Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street" opening October 18 at Stuart's Opera House.Di WOUB News

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Noah Cavin, Darayus Sethna, Jack Zwiezinski, Stephen Koroly, and Simon Lupfer discuss Bobcat fall sports, starting with the Football Team’s upcoming game against CMU, and ending with Volleyball’s 1-1 series split against Toledo. They then move on to an absolutely electric, upset-filled week of College Football be…

In our second episode, we explore the question of how to carry the essence of Maasai culture from Kenya to the academic halls of OHIO. Collins Simat Ketere shares his extraordinary story, which speaks to anyone navigating the crossroads of tradition, transformation and education. He shares his journey from his home country of Kenya to becoming an a…

An Ohio University field hockey player reflects on their time as a Bobcat as they enter their final year, and advocates want Athens to address accessibility issues across the city.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a local organization needs more help to build homes for people in need, and Athens faces new legal trouble, which could lead the city to owing hundreds of thousands of dollars.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, our 2024 senior class says goodbye to Ohio University and WOUB Public Media.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Athens faces a budget crunch and, a local science cafe figures out new ways to educate Ohio University students and locals.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a special report about our environment and sustainability. Local organizations emphasize the importance of recycling and what happens to those materials when they leave your home, and Athens emergency services create new tactics to deal with emergencies.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a southeast Ohio resident brings their perspective to the Dr. Martin Luther King Holiday Commission, and Athens comes together in solidarity with a non-binary student killed in Oklahoma.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, the Athens Municipal Court is asking city council for money for the court’s diversion programs, and Nelsonville tries to solve several governmental issues within their city.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Athens adjusts to its plastic bag ban in grocery stores, and Free Fare Day highlights Ohio Loves Transit week.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, some Athens residents want city leaders to call for a cease fire in the conflict between Hamas and Israel, and an Ohio University basketball player shares his journey and growth as a leader.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, people in Athens county can get free tax assistance, and Athens adds a new sustainability project.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, the governor visits Athens to see policy at work in the classroom, and Amesville debates the future of local trash and recycling services.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Athens could experience city changes due to discussions in city council, and Ohio University Mens and Womens Basketball look for success away from home.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, finding empathy for people experiencing homelessness locally, and possible licenses for stores selling tobacco in Athens.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, the Appalachian Community Grant Program sends millions of dollars to communities around the region, and Ohio University’s basketball teams prepare for out-of-conference matchups.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, an Ohio University professor takes part in an important project for the future of spaceflight, and an Athens’ local locates their side hustle on Court Street.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, this year’s Athena Award recipient has been announced, and Ohio University celebrates fathers coming to campus.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, our look at the 2023 General Election. An Athens high school rebuild is on the ballot, and Ohio voters have the opportunity to decide if the right to an abortion should be in the state constitution.Di WOUB News

An Athens landmark gets a new lease on life, and Ohio University football deals with adversity in the heart of its Mid American Conference schedule.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, it's starting to feel like autumn in Southeast Ohio, and fall sports at Ohio University hit the halfway mark of Mid-American Conference play.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a historic moment in Nelsonville as the city celebrates its first pride, and a student athlete at Ohio University gets a once in a lifetime deal.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, big changes could be coming to uptown Athens to make it easier for everyone to get around, and fall sports at Ohio University are showing out earlier in Mid American Conference competition.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, students around Athens county are getting ready to hit the books after the annual Back to School Bash, and officials in Ohio say the need for the 9-8-8 hotline continues to grow one year after its launch.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Athens' longtime police chief hands in his badge and looks forward to his next chapter, and we talk with a local group putting its own spin on a modern classic musical.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, building community at the Athens mall through table tennis, and an archaeologist from Athens make a once in a lifetime discovery that challenges the way we think about our ancestors.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, elementary school students get hands on experience with the future of STEM technology, and a self defense camp aims to teach people gun safety.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a stroll through the pasture teaches farmers new ways to get results and earn more profits from their land, and we talk to the theater group putting on a live reading of The Lion in Winter.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, universities have new defenses against cyber security attacks, and Athens residents advocate for accessibility updates to city streets.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a historic building in Athens is getting much needed renovations, and students consider their future career paths outside of the classroom.Di WOUB News

The week on The OUtlet is a special edition focusing on higher education in Southeast Ohio.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, the class of 2023 says their goodbyes, and sports director Ayden Crowley and Associate Sports Director Maria Monesi talk Ohio University Baseball.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, an annual game on the ice is more than a friendly competition, and an Athens resident moves forward with the help of a non-profit organization.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, the demolition of one Athens elementary school makes way for new developments, and a student athlete makes her impact at Ohio University in and out of competition.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, an app provides a window into Athens history, and three women try to change the world one peaceful demonstration at a time.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a special edition focusing on mental health across the state of Ohio. Taylor Mondragon and Jack Greene have more on the state of mental healthcare right now, and Andrè Norrils talks to an organization aiming to make mental healthcare accessible everywhere.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, WOUB reporter Madison Moore talks to local organizations about the ending of pandemic SNAP benefits, and Tre Spencer from The Post talks about foraging in and around Athens.Di WOUB News

Payton Szymczak reports on an art exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art that presents the work of Black women, and Andrè Norrils has all the details as Passion Works celebrates 25 years, hoping for a bright future.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Jensen Knecht says a group wants more automated vehicles on the road in Southeast Ohio, and Jacob Motta reports the new plans for The Ridges.Di WOUB News

Reporter Madison Moore explains the substitute bus driver shortage at Alexander local schools- and how it affects the school day, and Taylor Mondragon went out to talk with OU students who helped people “Smooch a Pooch” this Valentine’s Day.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, reporter Lexi Lepof talks about the risks of fentanyl and places to get naloxone in Athens County. And reporter Jacob Motta checks in with the Hocking County Humane Society as puppy season approaches.Di WOUB News

We're back for the semester! This week on The OUtlet, Andrè Norrils speaks with people creating a bench that helps connect people, and Jack Demmler talks about esports in Southeast Ohio.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, Sully Beach talks to the 110's youngest unofficial member, and Juliana Colant looks at new electric vehicles in the city of Athens.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet is a special weather and sports edition! Learn more about Winter Weather Awareness Week, and two standout players as football season ends and basketball season begins.Di WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, weather is getting chilly and OU Men's Basketball Coach Jeff Boals talks paintball.Di WOUB News

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This week on The OUtlet, WOUB’s reporters explain the two statewide issues on the ballot with the election coming next week, and beloved fall traditions return to the region this year, like the Honey for the Heart parade.Di WOUB News