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Ohio University’s Women’s Center is holding Say Her Name events throughout Spring Semester to honor the lives and further the conversation of Black women who have faced police brutality.
Athens City Council discussed Monday current vacant city positions that need to be filled.
COVID-19 capacity regulations at bars are causing people to line up along Court Street in order to get in, raising concerns about social distancing.
City Council President Chris Knisely announced that the Athens Ohio City Source app has been activated for the App Store and the Google Play Store.
The broadband plight faced by residents of Southeast Ohio and other parts of Appalachia now has an end in sight.
Athens City Council passed an ordinance Tuesday that expands medical leave to city employees impacted by COVID-19.
The Athens County Health Department now has ultra-cold freezers able to store both the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines.
Athens City Council passed ordinances Monday night affirming the city’s new three-year contract with the Athens City Fraternal Order of Police despite the urging of activists from Athens County Copwatch who said the process was rushed.
Athens City Council met Monday to pass an ordinance to apply for CARES Act funding for a wastewater surveillance program.
Cultural arts center ARTS/West, 132 W. State St., is targeted to officially reopen the first week of January, thanks to newly invested Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding.
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss new housing for low-income families in the Athens community.
Preliminary results of the “Athens Come to Your Census” promotion show that the 210 people who participated represent 900 citizens of Athens.
In response to COVID-19, Ohio University students and Athens residents will be finding their own ways to have socially distanced fun this Halloween, as OU and Athens are not planning on holding many events.
COVID-19 cases in Athens County have majorly risen since the return of Phase 2 students at Ohio University.
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Athens City Council passed an ordinance Monday allowing the Service Safety Director to spend up to $120,000 from CARES Act funding to install fiber broadband in ARTS/West.
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Athens City Council met in committees Monday to discuss providing equipment to ARTS/West in order to increase its streaming capabilities.
Activists demanded that city officials take stronger action to combat police brutality during an Athens City Council meeting Monday, charging that Athens has not followed through on its promises to combat systemic racism.
The city of Athens announced the “Athens Come to Your Census” promotion Sept. 14 as an effort to increase citizen participation in the census and secure the city two additional City Council seats.
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