Athens City Council unanimously approves city pool ordinance
(03/21/16 8:54pm)
Athens City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that will provide costs for the design of the new city pool.
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Letter: Athens should change sidewalk laws, enforce garbage laws; public art is important for the community
(03/21/16 5:33pm)
An OU alumnus writes a letter about Athens' laws and the importance of public art.
City Council discusses King Midget, Boogie on the Bricks street closings
(03/14/16 10:30pm)
Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss a number of street closings for events including King Midget and Boogie on the Bricks.
Athens City Council to talk new lighting on Richland Avenue, vote on ARTS/West mural
(03/06/16 2:32pm)
The lighting project is called "Beyond the Bridges" and includes installing decorative lighting on Richland Avenue.
Ohio University student petitions for closed streets during fests
(02/25/16 5:21pm)
A new petition has proposed the closing of High Street and Palmer Street for the upcoming fests.
Athens mayor names new city code director
(02/24/16 11:25am)
Rick Sirois was named the new Athens City Code Director Wednesday, filling a month-long vacancy.
City Council discusses fest street closings, hosts Athens Transit presentation
(02/22/16 9:37pm)
Athens City Council continued the discussion on street closings for fests, and hosted a presentation for the Athens Public Transit Program.
City council to vote on new salt truck, host Athens Transit presentation
(02/21/16 4:03pm)
Athens City Council will vote on a new salt truck for the city and host an Athens Transit presentation at Monday night’s meeting.
Athens City Council approves ordinance for building a new city pool, continues discussion of Airbnbs in Athens
(02/15/16 7:00pm)
Athens City Council members met Monday to amend and approve ordinance concerning the building of a new city pool. They also continued their discussion on Airbnbs in Athens.
Post Haste: An online movement is pushing to bring Barnes and Noble to Athens; Chipotle lines have been brutal
(02/12/16 12:00am)
Remember, we have three bookstores within a block.
It would take the equivalent of 11,500 cases of 'Natty' to pay for police overtime during fest season
(02/11/16 2:47pm)
OUPD estimates spending around $35,000 on overtime and APD estimates around $80,000.
Athens and Ohio University officials considering precautions over Zika virus
(02/10/16 5:18pm)
Two cases of Zika were confirmed in Ohio, and local officials are keeping an eye on the virus.
People with disabilities often aided by bystanders at inaccessible uptown businesses
(02/08/16 7:00pm)
Noah Trembly can be found knocking back shots and chasers with buddies at Tony’s or Jackie O’s on a Friday like any other bargoer. The only difference is the help he might’ve had getting to the bar in the first place.
Fired city code director had history of conflict with Athens City Council
(02/02/16 4:36pm)
Athens City Code Director John Paszke was fired Monday after various disputes with Athens City Council and Athens administration.
Athens City pool discussion continues, council members have done a lot of "soul searching"
(02/01/16 9:36pm)
When it comes to the debate over the new Athens City pool, a lot of Athens City Council members said they need to do some "soul searching."
After spending $90,000 on emergency repairs for North Court Street, Athens City Council needs more money
(01/31/16 12:52pm)
Athens City Council will discuss putting more money toward Court Street repairs.
Athens Police Department extends hiring age limit to 40
(01/27/16 3:37pm)
The Athens City Police Department is opening its doors to more police officer candidates by extending the age limit.
Athens City Council discusses possible new salt truck, reviews water quality report
(01/25/16 7:00pm)
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss the possible purchase of a new salt truck and the water quality report in the Annual Consumer Confidence Report.
Ohio University Board of Trustees votes to demolish President Street building, raise tuition $196
(01/24/16 8:35pm)
In the past 12 years, Ohio University administrators have brought forth two recommendations to demolish campus buildings, according to OU President Roderick McDavis.
City and University disagree over possible President Street Academic Center demolition
(01/21/16 5:12pm)
Although university officials did not explicitly state an intention to demolish the President Street Academic Center, support from the College of Business' dean was voiced.
