The Neal Brown Show: Ep. 14

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Posted: Nov 27, 2021 / 02:14 PM EST / Updated: Nov 27, 2021 / 02:14 PM EST

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Ohio to get massive computer chip factory

Ohio Headlines

Around 100 people join forces for the annual Interfaith March for Peace and Justice

A man is killed at a local mine and Gov. Justice tests positive for COVID: Here are the week’s top headlines.

Local News

Snow is good news if you’re hitting the slopes

Local News

Plowing companies prepare for the winter storm

Local News / 1 day ago

A new ice surface is in the works at WesBanco Arena in Wheeling

News / 3 days ago

Attention all travel enthusiasts! All the places Uniglobe Travel could take you this year

Ohio County / 3 days ago

Going on a cruise soon? The CDC is no longer mandating COVID-19 guidelines on cruise ships; What this means

Coronavirus / 3 days ago

The Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling Tournament returns to Wheeling

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Ohio parents arrested after 1-year-old dies from fentanyl poisoning

Police in Ohio have arrested the parents of a one-year-old after police say the child died from fentanyl poisoning.

The Circleville Police Department says they received a call from Ohio Health Berger Hospital in reference to a child in the Emergency Department who was not breathing. Police say when they responded to the hospital the 20-month old was pronounced deceased after life-saving measures.

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West Virginia House bill would require a moment of silence at the beginning of school each day

A new bill introduced in the West Virginia House of Delegates would require a moment of silence at the beginning of the school day in each public school.

The bill states that the West Virginia legislature finds that youth and society as a whole would be well served if students in public schools were allowed a moment of silence at the beginning of the school day.

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Ohio High School Athletics Association adding girls wrestling and boys volleyball

The Board of Directors for the Ohio Ohio High School Athletics Association (OHSAA) have voted unanimously to sanction girls wrestling and boys volleyball for the 2022-23 school year.

“The OHSAA has been talking with the boy's volleyball and girls wrestling leaders for several years and we are now in the position to bring these two sports into the OHSAA,” said OHSAA Executive Director Doug Ute. “This move will help those sports continue to grow and allow those student-athletes to compete for an OHSAA state championship. It gives more kids opportunities and that is the mission of the OHSAA.”

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