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Chris Pugh talks about how the guys who needed to fare well stepped up with the Pittsburgh Steelers in their upset win on Sunday over Tampa Bay.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - An upcoming documentary film series looks at the dual identities of people who are both backcountry athletes and Latinas, and making the film also became part of a journey of self-discovery for its executive producer. Comments from Danielle Reyes-Acosta, co-director and executive producer of Outliers.

(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Rural health providers successfully allocated pandemic money to their communities, civic leaders in Madison County, Kentucky helped change how chemical weapons are destroyed in the U.S. and around the world, and an online craze romanticizing rural life has some shaking their heads.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Congress must pass a 2023 Farm Bill before the end of the year, a measure which not only impacts farming but also what's on our plates. The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association has a vision of a future where local food nourishes communities and agricultural practices protect the environment. Christine Hughes, board member of the Association's policy-steering committee and owner of Village Bakery and Café in Athens, said policies promoting soil health through methods such as cover crops and diverse crop rotations will build a more climate-resilient food system. "These kinds of techniques are needed to be spread further than just the people that are doing the certified organic production," Hughes asserted.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - A new report shows there were 112 domestic violence-related deaths in Ohio in a recent 12-month period, including 22 youth, the highest number in the past seven years. Officials noted every domestic violence death is a tragedy, but advocates said data this year on youth fatalities is truly shocking. The Ohio Domestic Violence Network report on domestic violence-related fatalities reveals the highest number of youth fatalities since the count began seven years ago. Lisa DeGeeter, director of Systems and Policy for the Ohio Domestic Violence Network, said there were 16 kids younger than age 10 and six infants in the total number of deceased people. 

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Paul Yanchek and Chris Pugh talk about a cheating scandal at a Lake Erie fishing tournament, the Fat Bear tournament in Alaska, why Daylight Savings Time doesn't make sense and the legend of Andy Dalton,

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Scioto Post editor Jeremy Newman talks with Chris Pugh about the Ohio State Buckeyes and the upcoming Circleville Pumpkins Show.

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Paul Yanchek and Chris Pugh talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers 38-3 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

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Canton Repository sports reporter Peter Holland Jr. talks with Chris Pugh about the Ohio State Buckeyes, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals and the rest of the AFC North.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Education officials, teachers, and policy experts are calling for the end of mandatory retention tied to Ohio’s Third-Grade Reading Guarantee, as research suggests it fails to produce meaningful academic gains. Comments from Karen Carney, elementary and middle-school teacher, Campbell City Schools; Dr. Paul Thomas, professor, English and secondary education, Furman University; and Scott DiMauro, president, Ohio Education Association.

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