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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.
Every Bobcat should recognize these administrators, city officials and law enforcers.
Check out the Twitter accounts OU Confessions, OU Crushes, Bobcat MakeOUts and That's So Athens for some funny tweets.
The 2015-2016 academic year included OU President Roderick McDavis announcing his retirement and Steve Patterson taking over as mayor of Athens.
Athens City Council discussed a controversial single-use bag fee. If passed, the legislation would be the first of its kind in the state of Ohio.
A tractor mower and van are among the vehicles Athens City Council authorized money to replace.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson poses for a portrait on Court Street on Sep. 10, 2015.
Steve Patterson, Athens Mayor
Despite students being gone for the summer, Athens City Council chooses to focus on new legislation.
Athens City Council met Monday to further discuss proposed plans to create an area uptown for pedestrians to eat and socialize and considered location changes for Boogie on the Bricks.
Athens City Council approved construction of an ADA chair lift in the Athens City Building in effort to make it more accessible for residents with disabilities and a new $2.3 million bike path.
Patterson told The Post in February that renovations and installation for the lift may cost about $45,000.
The project, however, could eliminate six or seven parking spaces on the north side of West Union Street.
Athens City Council will host presentation from BigBelly, a recycling and waste management group, and Buckeye Energy Brokers, Inc., a company that aids cities in manage energy needs, at Monday's meeting.
Steve Patterson, the mayor of Athens, takes questions from reporters during his press conference Wednesday afternoon regarding the similar cases of sexual assault in Athens.
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