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Three-piece dad rock band, Stimson Chickens, brings rock ‘n’ roll to Athens. The continually growing Athens music scene is full of aspiring musicians, made up of many Ohio University students. However, this band consists of three locals who came together during the peak of COVID-19, forming the Stimson Chickens.
For the past 70 years, many students have excitedly awaited the Wednesday before spring break almost as much as they anticipated the impending week off. This year, the annual celebration known as Green Beer Day is March 5 and will mark over seven decades of tradition.
On Friday, advocates for reproductive rights gathered at The Union, located at 18 W. Union St., for a night of live music, conversation and fundraising for Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio.
Gov. Mike Dewine signed House Bill 250 on May 15, 2024, requiring Ohio schools to adopt a policy governing cell phone usage during school by July 2025.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife is calling for the public’s help in finding and reporting bald eagle nests in Ohio until March 16.
The Athens City School District's Eligibility Provisions program free and reduced lunches are at stake because of federal grant funding freezes.
Saturday at 11 a.m., Ohio University students, faculty and Athens residents gathered at Alumni Gateway to call attention to Senate Bill 1, which has moved progressed to House Bill 6, and the Trump administration’s anti-diversity, equality, inclusion and accessibility actions.
Elementary and middle school students from Southeast Ohio gathered to compete in a regional competition of the Scripps National Spelling Bee Regional Competition for the first time at Schoonover Center at 9 a.m. Saturday morning.
Athens locals, business owners and students gathered in front of the Athens County Courthouse at 4 p.m. Friday for a New Orleans-style funeral march, mourning the loss of small businesses in Uptown Athens.
Friday, Feb. 21
The sold-out crowd at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was buzzing Thursday night with excited chatter and thrilling anticipation. Every seat in MemAud was filled with every patron waiting for one person: Brittany Broski.
Video and board game fanatics interested in taking a walk down memory lane do not have to search far to find a favorite childhood game. Phoenix Nest Games on 540 W. Union St. is home to a plethora of retro options.
For many, finding time to enjoy the outdoors can be difficult. Between work, school, chores and having a social life, getting out can be tough at best and near impossible at worst. But not all activities in nature have to last for weeks on end.
Ohio (1-6) has never needed a home series more than it does right now. After losing six of its first seven games, the Bobcats will be looking to use its home field as a vessel to get back on track before conference play begins next week.
Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss transportation and parking at Ohio University, new Senate appointees and Ohio Senate Bill 1.
The Athens Justice Coalition launched its Divest from Death campaign Wednesday afternoon on College Green to share its vision for Ohio University’s divestment from weapons manufacturers and fossil fuel companies.
As the afternoon sun settles in Athens, a family of female and non-binary students can be found rock climbing, exploring Hocking Hills trails and reconnecting with nature.
Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s clinic is open for the semester, providing a variety of healthcare services free of charge for Athens locals who are underinsured or uninsured.
The chilly weather did not deter the members of Ohio University’s Bobcat Blasters and visitors as they gathered for a Nerf gun war this weekend. After an introduction and game explanation in Walter Hall at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, the participants soon took to the campus to commence their game.
Solutions by The State News