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Athens City Council met Monday evening in special committees to discuss issuing a special permit, reconstituting the Comprehensive Plan Review Advisory Committee, utility easement and disposal of police equipment.
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss the use of the Welcome Home Ohio Program funds and the diversion program coordinator position.
The City of Athens has made progress toward establishing a racial equity plan in conjunction with the 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
Athens’ local businesses are displeased with the construction, chain businesses moving in and local businesses moving out.
Sara Quoia Bryant, owner of Cool Digs Rock Shop located at 13 W. Union St., hosted a town hall meeting Wednesday in the Athens Community Center to discuss the loss of local businesses in town.
The City and Safety Services Committee discussed its annual report on the Commission on Disabilities, giving an update on the overall commission.
Athens City Council met Monday night with city residents to extensively discuss and later pass an increase in the general income tax of 0.3% per annum to be placed on the ballot at the next primary election May 6, 2025.
After a long drive on extensive Route 33, exiting onto East State Street will bring drivers face to face with one of the brightest sites Athens offers: “A Celebration of Children,” a mural created by Mandi Caskey and commissioned by Athens County Children’s Services.
Athens’ Lowe’s Home Improvement is donating 150 smoke detectors to the Athens Fire Department for distribution at the grand opening of the new Athens Fire Station Headquarters.
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss sewer rates and construction on curb ramps and received a resignation letter from Board of Zoning Appeals member Joe Krause.
Athens City Council was joined Monday by Eduard Balashov, Rector’s Assistant for International Relations and Fundraising at Ostroh Academy, during his visit to the U.S. facilitated by Sister Cities International. The Council also discussed ways to address the city’s housing crisis.
Athens city administration, in collaboration with the Athens Municipal Arts Commission, is bringing more art to the city through a sculpture walk experience.
Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss the public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant, or CDBG, after passing an ordinance in the spring to enter into the program.
The Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council, or SOPEC, was recently awarded the second portion of an over $16 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration under the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure, or CFI, Program.
After an Athens County judge overruled Athens’ single-use plastic bag ordinance Aug. 28, local businesses are in limbo until the matter is finalized.
Athens City Council met Tuesday to discuss a letter addressed to the council from Sandstone Family Apartments, as well as the recent ruling on the paper bag ban.
After receiving an Independence Day gift from its sister city, Ostroh, Ukraine, the City of Athens is looking to reciprocate the gesture for Ukraine’s Independence Day on Aug. 24.
Athens City Council resumed after its annual July recess on Monday to discuss a cannabis establishment law and approve funding decisions for the Athens Armory Solar Project.
Athens city council met Monday with two public hearings on zoning reform, one about a house on Elliot Street and another about the undeveloped lots on Grand Park Boulevard and Eden Place.
In its longest meeting of the year, Athens City Council had a second hearing for the Community Development Block Grant Program, discussed the Woodsedge Development tax increment financing agreement, read more than 20 ordinances and confirmed four city council committee appointees.
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