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Photos and reports from the Associated Press released Oct. 22 showcased excavators tearing through the White House's East Wing. A month later, Washington locals continue to express outrage and questions.
This weekend, the story of “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton is making its way to Athens. The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company is performing the play version of the book Saturday and Sunday.
Ohio University said it is not aware of any Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence on the Athens campus after reported sightings circulated on social media Tuesday.
Bobcats are ready for Thanksgiving break, a five-day weekend filled with rest in preparation of finals week starting Dec. 8.
The rain poured down throughout the night in Athens, but that did not stop Ohio (7-4 overall, 5-2 Mid-American Conference) from taking care of business against UMass (0-11 overall, 0-7 MAC). Poor weather typically results in teams depending on the running game, and the Bobcats executed that to perfection. They ran 56 of 64 plays on the ground and averaged over six yards per carry throughout the game.
The stage in Athens was set for a classic Tuesday night Mid-American Conference game between an Ohio (7-5 overall, 5-2 MAC) team that was looking to keep its MAC title hopes alive and a UMass (0-11 overall, 0-7 MAC) team that was looking to notch its first win of the season.
Through the first four games of the season, Ohio (1-3 overall) has faced some elite-level competition to start the year. The non-conference slate has been very tough, with the Bobcats facing great mid-major teams like Arkansas State and Illinois State, while facing some serious NCAA tournament contenders such as Saint Mary’s and No. 6 Louisville.
For Bobcats and Athens locals with a sweet tooth, Bakery 323 may just be their next stop for special desserts and goodies.
Each week, the Sports' editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
Athens residents gathered at Tony’s Tavern on Sunday afternoon to raise money for Rising Suns Non-Profit Pharmacy and enjoy unlimited soup. Soup festivities began at the tavern on 7 W. State St. at 1 p.m.
American politics has become increasingly polarized over the last decade. From the presidential debate stage to social media to news outlets, the two ends of the American political spectrum seem never to get along. With the most recent 43-day long government shutdown, it appears this is more true than ever.
Although the government shutdown has ended, many effects remain as the nation returns to normal. Air traffic controllers were not paid during the shutdown, which led many of them to take time off or even find second jobs. However, this resulted in air traffic control towers being short-staffed and airports had to cancel 6% of flights, according to Reuters.
Food insecurity in Athens County has intensified following a recent lapse in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. According to the Athens County Foundation, 16% of Athens residents lost their primary food source during the lapse. An estimated 9,800 residents are food insecure, and 63% of the county is eligible for SNAP.
Friday, Nov. 7
Athens City Commission on Disabilities Chair Davey McNelly said the city is failing to meet federal accessibility requirements, an allegation city officials dispute.
The Athens Art Guild hosted its 17th annual Holiday Shoppe on Saturday and Sunday, transforming the Athens Community Center into a bustling marketplace of regional creativity.
Tuesday, Nov. 18
The Joe Burrow Foundation recently partnered with Nationwide Children's Hospital to develop the Burrow Blueprint, a program that aims to provide and support mental health treatment within schools in Appalachian Ohio.
Senior dance students premiered the Senior Capstone Dance Concert Thursday at 7 p.m. and concluded their final showing Saturday evening. Seven new routines were performed and choreographed by seniors earning their bachelor’s in fine arts.
Ohio (1-0) will take the mat this upcoming Saturday evening at the Convocation Center versus Wisconsin (1-0) in a single dual match. Previously, Ohio last performed against the Morgan State Bears at home and won in dominant fashion.
Solutions by The State News