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Denison University to renovate historic library following gift

April 5, 2018 Express Telegraph

The William Howard Doane Library at Denison University will undergo a $5.7 million renovation.

Eisner gives $5 million for new arts building at Denison

January 16, 2017 Express Telegraph

The Eisner Foundation is giving more than $5 million to build a new performing arts building at Denison University.

Trump pulls off a stunning victory, winning presidency as an outsider

November 9, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Donald Trump today pulled off what seems to be the most stunning of victories, knocking off a heavily favored candidate on his way to serve as America’s 45th president.

Donald Trump has pulled off the unthinkable

November 9, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Republican Donald Trump scored an incredible upset this morning over Democrat Hillary Clinton, picking up a series of stunning victories in key swing states.

Five reasons to visit Ohio

September 1, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Ohio is a great place to visit. It’s time we rethink an Ohio getaway. And, here are five reasons why.

Cowsert: Convention time in Cleveland

July 14, 2016 Bill Cowsert

Cleveland, Ohio, is famous for corned beef sandwiches, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the 2016 Republican National Convention. This week, I’m proud to say I’ll get to enjoy all three.

Historic Hotels of America adds 22 new members

February 18, 2016 The Travel Trolley

Historic Hotels of America recently welcomed 22 historic hotels into membership in 2015.

Shorter shocks Southeast Missouri State

September 27, 2015 Jim O'Hara

In the last nine games they played, a span that covered two seasons, the Shorter Hawks suffered through nine-straight defeats.

Kennesaw State loses for first time in program history

September 27, 2015 Express Telegraph

After scoring 27 points in the first half, Kennesaw State was held scoreless in the second half as Dayton rallied for a 31-27 victory to hand the Owls their first loss Saturday (Sept. 26) at Welcome Stadium in Dayton, Ohio.

Kennesaw State edges Shorter in Georgia pigskin showdown

September 19, 2015 Jim O'Hara

They had done everything within their powers to put themselves in a position to not only taste a win for the first time in nine outings but to knock off the newest NCAA Division I Football Championship program.