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(05/19/21 11:00am)
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Gov. Mike DeWine to lift most COVID-19 health orders June 2, citing lower infection rates, CDC recommendations
(05/19/21 1:08am)
Gov. Mike DeWine announced May 12 that Ohio will remove most pandemic health orders on June 2 and has since amended Ohio’s COVID-19 health orders to conform to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) guidelines.
Coronavirus: New Athens COVID-19 death reported in 80+ age range
(05/18/21 9:02pm)
Another death related to COVID-19 was confirmed by the Athens City-County Health Department on Tuesday.
Athens City-County Health Department to give Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer vaccines at upcoming clinics
(05/18/21 6:40pm)
The Athens City-County Health Department will offer Johnson and Johnson, or J&J, vaccines as well as Pfizer vaccines at upcoming clinics.
Athens City-County Health Department to hold vaccination clinics for 12 to 15 year olds
(05/13/21 2:00pm)
The Athens City-County Health Department announced Wednesday it will be hosting vaccination clinics for anyone 12 years of age and older following approval of the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 12 to 15.
Weekender Briefs: Attend Passion Works Pop Up; make food and drinks during virtual Ebony Bobcat Network event
(05/12/21 6:38pm)
“Perceive with Caution” A Kennedy Museum of Art Merging Concepts Exhibition at 9 a.m., hosted by the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. Visit the Kennedy Museum to see the student-developed, curated, designed and installed “Perceive with Caution” art exhibit. To schedule a time to see the exhibit, fill out the Kennedy Museum’s visitor approval Google Form.
Coronavirus: Risk level lowered from red to orange in Athens County
(05/06/21 11:16pm)
Athens County is now at level two, or “orange” risk level for COVID-19 spread and exposure, according to the Ohio Department of Health’s Public Health Advisory System. Level two indicates a high degree of virus exposure and spread.
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium brings spiritual gifts to Athens
(05/06/21 6:54pm)
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium, located at 400 E. State St. Suite A, opened Saturday, featuring a variety of spiritual gifts and local art.
Incumbent Chris Fahl loses to Alan Swank in 4th Ward primary election
(05/05/21 3:31am)
Correction appended.
House Bill 2 passes through Ohio Senate, gives Athenians hope
(05/01/21 12:02am)
Athens residents hope for better broadband access after House Bill 2, also known as the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion grant program, was passed by the Ohio Senate on Wednesday.
Police Blotter: Trucks do donuts outside Marathon; individuals reported to look in residential window
(04/29/21 12:30am)
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received an alarm report from Fruth's Pharmacy on United Lane. When deputies arrived, they discovered it was a false alarm.
Weekender Briefs: Pick up a free oak sapling, learn about minority health in Appalachia
(04/28/21 7:03pm)
“Perceive with Caution” A Kennedy Museum of Art Merging Concepts Exhibition at 9 a.m., hosted by the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. Visit the Kennedy Museum to see the student-developed, curated, designed and installed “Perceive with Caution” art exhibit. To schedule a time to see the exhibit, fill out the Kennedy Museum’s visitor approval Google Form.
Nelsonville resident crashes car into ARTS/West on Monday morning following police pursuit
(04/26/21 11:29pm)
A vehicle veered off West State Street early Monday morning during a high-speed pursuit with police and crashed into the ARTS/West building.
NAACP at OU protests death of Ma’Khia Bryant, Daunte Wright at Athens County Courthouse
(04/24/21 7:14pm)
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP, at Ohio University gathered Friday at the Athens County Courthouse for a silent protest in remembrance of Daunte Wright and Ma’Khia Bryant.
Police Blotter: Semi trailer gets stuck on private property; woman drives away without paying for gasoline
(04/22/21 3:14am)
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to Kimberley Road on Monday in regard to a parking problem. The caller said an unknown vehicle was parked at the end of her driveway.
From the Editor’s Desk: Goodbye from the 2021 ‘Post’ graduates
(04/22/21 3:47am)
The semester is winding down, and it’s time for the seniors at The Post to graduate next week. While The Post will still publish its annual photo issue next week, these seniors will all be moving on from their time with the publication.
Weekender Briefs: Learn how to support Asian/Pacific Islander populations, destress with therapy dogs
(04/22/21 1:07am)
Coping Clinic: Feel Good Fridays at 11 a.m., hosted virtually by Ohio University’s Counseling and Psychological Services, or CPS. Join CPS for an online, drop-in workshop that offers students creative ways to explore their thoughts and feelings. Resources to practice healthy behaviors will also be presented. Students do not have to be a client with CPS or currently located in the state of Ohio to engage in Coping Clinic workshops.
Athens City School District plans to vaccinate students in effort to get them back in the classroom for fall
(04/21/21 4:19am)
The Athens City School District has plans with the Athens City-County Health Department to vaccinate students and encourage a return to in-person classes in the fall.
Mayor Steve Patterson considers bid for congressional seat
(04/21/21 1:48am)
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson voiced his interest Tuesday in running for the soon-to-be vacated seat of Rep. Steve Stivers, R-Upper Arlington.
Federal Communications Commission to provide discounts on broadband services
(04/21/21 2:13am)
The Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, recently announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will provide discounts on broadband, laptops, desktop computers or tablets for qualifying households.
