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The City of Athens is close to completing construction on a $1.4 million bridge for bicyclists and pedestrians — part of a $2.3 million initiative to improve the city's alternative transportation system.
The city will not construct a road connecting East Park Drive and Home Street any time soon.
On a crisp October Monday afternoon, Court Street's bars are absent of their typical, college-aged patrons. But at the Pigskin Bar and Grille, there is a steady stream of people making their way inside.
On Monday night, about 50 local citizens and politicians gathered at the Pigskin Bar and Grille, 38 N. Court St., for sandwiches, cold beer and to rub elbows with state Sen. Lou Gentile, D-Steubenville.
Athens residents may no longer have to move their cars from their residential streets every 24 hours.
For some students and residents of Athens, the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway is a place to escape the noise and bustle of traffic — but that might be changing soon.
Correction appended.
Mayor Steve Patterson speaks to the Ohio University College Democrats outside Alumni Gate on Friday during the last stop of the Hillary Clinton mayors' bus tour.
After four days on the road, a mayors' bus tour rallying support for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton campaign made its last stop in Athens on Friday.
That's it. Week four is finished. Over with. Done.
In the two years since the city released the Essence of Athens public art plan, city officials say progress has been slow in initiating new projects — but they said that might not be a bad thing.
An Athens resident accused Mayor Steve Patterson of "abuse of office" at Monday night's council meeting, after the city announced its decision to build an outdoor pool instead of an indoor pool.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson presides over a city council meeting Monday, August 22, 2016. (CAMILLE FINE | FOR THE POST)
This year Ohio University's Homecoming Parade will once again pass through Court Street.
For nearly two decades, the Armory has sat idle on the north end of Court Street, but Athens Mayor Steve Patterson suggested that might change during his administration.
Two-term United States Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-OH, endorsed Sarah Grace, the local candidate for state representative Tuesday morning — making him the first national politician this election to publicly back a candidate for Ohio’s 94th District.
Sarah Grace, the Democratic candidate for Ohio's 94th District, said Wednesday afternoon she would continue the work of current Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-Albany, if she were elected to the state legislature. That work will include injection well regulation and water supplies protection.
Welcome to the first edition of Ex Post Facto, a weekly blog that will recount the news in Athens from the past week.
The beginning of Ohio University's Fall Semester has led to an increase in people "bolting across" Court Street, Athens Mayor Steve Patterson said.
Athens City Council approved legislation authorizing new "smart" recycling containers to be installed on streets Uptown.
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