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Athens City Council passed two resolutions Monday evening, formally opposing Gov. John Kasich’s budget proposal and President Donald Trump’s travel ban.
Mayor Steve Patterson surveys the damage of the water main break on Thursday, February 16, 2017. (EMMA HOWELLS | PHOTO EDITOR)
Athens City Council members might soon introduce a measure making it easier for protesters to obtain a parade permit, which they suggested might have prevented some of the issues that arose during a protest on Ohio University's campus earlier this month.
A building on College Green will see improvements later this year, and a former Ohio University Board of Trustees member will face time in prison for running a pill mill. Here’s more information on the top stories from week four of Spring Semester.
Athens Police Department Chief Tom Pyle is encouraging Athens residents to lock their doors and cars after the department recorded around 32 vehicle break-ins between Dec. 10 and Jan. 10.
When students need to pick up a book for class, they only need to take a quick walk Uptown and stop in one of the three bookstores that line Court Street, but some Athens residents think a larger book provider should set up shop in town.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson address citizens at a public forum Tuesday, Jan 24.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson touted some of his major accomplishments from his first year in office Tuesday — including city improvements, as well as partnerships with business leaders and Ohio University.
The Athens County Economic Development Council is asking Athens City Council for a larger chunk of taxpayer dollars this year, but council members aren't ready to loosen the purse strings just yet.
While Donald Trump assumed the presidency Friday, some Ohio University students spent the afternoon protesting.
For years, Athens residents have been required by law to move their cars parked on city streets every 24 hours, though that may be changing soon.
The sidewalk on West Union Street between Court Street and Congress Street is projected to open this summer, but Athens City Council members are at odds over how much walking space they're willing to grant pedestrians.
The City of Athens water treatment plant might get its first upgrade since the 1960s, and Athens residents will have to pay a bit more for their tap water as a result.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson said in August that the Athens Police Department would begin citing people for jaywalking, but so far the department has not taken action.
When the 132nd Ohio General Assembly convened for the first time last week, it did not look much different from the 131st: Republicans, who already dominated the state legislature, gained a single chair in both the House and the Senate from the Democrats.
Throughout his mayoral campaign in 2015, Steve Patterson promised to pursue “ smarter infrastructure,” to further the Essence of Athens project and to continue communicating with Ohio University.
The city’s wastewater treatment plant will be receiving a much-needed upgrade soon.
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 2016, Athens Mayor Steve Patterson told a crowd of more than 100 people on College Green that every American had a role to play in protecting the freedoms veterans died for.
Court Street will come alive Friday with trumpets, floats and the colors of red, white and blue during the annual Veterans Day parade.
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