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As members of the Athens City School District Board of Education continue to debate potential changes to the district’s configuration, members of Athens City Council addressed the issue, which stirred strong emotions at Monday's meeting.
Athens City Council members approved several Halloween-related ordinances at their meeting on Tuesday night, including suspending the city’s noise ordinance and allowing vending uptown during Halloween Weekend.
Athens city officials are hoping to make East State Street safer for walkers and cyclists by narrowing lanes and adding bike lanes and sidewalks as part of upcoming improvements.
As Ohio University students moved in last week, many of them used a new roundabout on Stimson Avenue to get to their dorms and apartments.
Athens City Council members approved a ban on conversion therapy on minors in the City of Athens on Monday, saying the ban would help make Athens a more inclusive environment.
Athens City Council members discussed during their Monday night meeting the idea of Athens Public Transit taking over the University Courtyard Apartments' transit service.
For the past two decades, Barbara Fisher has been watching the neo-Nazi movement grow within the United States.
Athens City Council members approved a plan Monday for the city’s new gas aggregation program, paving the way for what council members hope will lower utility bills for residents.
Ohio University announced Monday — President Duane Nellis’ first day in Cutler Hall — that it will join a national coalition committed to fighting climate change.
Athens City Council members discussed banning conversion therapy in the City of Athens during their meeting Monday night, saying conversion therapy could lead to the harm of LGBT youth.
Ohio University’s 21st president, Duane Nellis, started his first official day bright and early by receiving his Ohio Bobcat ID, like most students here on campus did when they first came to campus for Bobcat Student Orientation.
Athens City Council passed an ordinance Monday that council members hope will save residents money on their gas bills.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson greets incoming students in a letter.
Duane Nellis and Steve Patterson are just a few officials students should know in Athens.
Construction on Athens’ long-awaited new pool will begin late this summer — so late that ground will be broken on the same day the current pool closes for the season. Athens City Council held a special session and met in committee meetings Monday night, during which they saw a presentation on the new pool and passed additional ordinances. Here are the biggest takeaways from the meeting:
Here's what you need to know about Monday night's Athens City Council meeting:
Steve Patterson, the Ohio University professor running unopposed for mayor, poses for a portrait on Court Street. (OLIVER HAMLIN | FOR THE POST)
Steve Patterson the mayor of Athens, Ohio, poses for a portrait outside of the City Building. (File)
West Union Street will be under construction for a while longer as the sidewalk enhancement project takes place.
Athens City council members were in support for a proposal that would create a position on the Athens Community Center staff dedicated to working with adults who suffer from severe and persistent mental illness.
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