University mandates for undergraduates returning to campus, a city-wide power outage, numerous protests, the push for vaccines and an attempt at a transition to normalcy through public gatherings, full stands at sports stadiums, vaccine cards checked at concerts, getting the word out for voting on Election Day and celebrating religious holidays has transformed Ohio University’s and the City of Athens’ course of history. The world has been forced to adapt to a major shift in how society operates on an intimate scale; honing in on a region’s community has shown how urban, suburban and rural areas alike have adjusted to a year of dramatic change. The Post photographers have captured this change of tide that reflects how we adjust to change without warning.
From squirrels to dragons, OU's Homecoming parade returns
Sep. 30Ohio’s annual Homecoming parade took place Sept. 28, featuring a wide range of floats, groups, performances and animals. Photo by Megan VanVlack, Elle Maltry, Skylar Seavey, Claire Youker, Amberlee Gladwell and Ethan Herx
Athens Skate Park jams on
Sep. 24The fourth annual Stake Jam took place Saturday at the Athens Skate Park. The annual fundraising event brought crowds and live music to the park with an added thrill of competitions and high energy.
Lake Snowden celebrates Ohio Pawpaw Festival
Sep. 17Lake Snowden in Albany, Ohio, played host to the 26 annual Ohio Pawpaw Festival and brought a rage of vendors, activities, food trucks and more.