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Athens County reported 33 new COVID-19 cases in the past week, bringing the total case count to 4,664. Currently, 202 cases are considered active as the county remains in the level 3 red zone.
With many businesses adopting changes during the coronavirus pandemic to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, their services and hours may vary from normal operation.
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This week, Athens County reached 4,631 COVID-19 cases, adding 95 from the previous week. There are currently 341 active cases, and Athens County remains at the red level, indicating very high exposure and spread.
Another individual died of COVID-19 in Athens County on Sunday, raising the county-wide death toll to 33.
Another COVID-19 death was reported in Athens County on Saturday, bringing the death toll in the county to 32.
Ohio is now distributing $100 million in federal funding to help Ohioans pay for rent and outstanding utility bills during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded Monday to an activated alarm on State Route 550 in Athens. When deputies arrived, they searched around the outside of the building. They did not find any evidence of a crime occurring.
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Editor’s Note: The original story was redacted and updated. The article below contains further information about OU’s COVID-19 vaccine survey and students’ responses to it.
The Athens City-County Health Department reported another COVID-19 death Tuesday, marking the 31st death in the county.
Athens County is seeing an increase in COVID-19 vaccine administration locations as pharmacies and health centers receive more doses.
Athens County remains a red, or level three, county on Ohio’s Public Health Advisory System as it passed 4,500 COVID-19 cases the week of Feb. 14.
An appellate court lawsuit alleging Ohio University turned a blind eye to the sexual assault of a minor by a police officer has led to a legal question about whether Title IX protections extend to non-students attending university-sponsored events.
Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a single-car crash on U.S. Route 33, near Richland Ave. Deputies searched the area but did not find the reported car or crash.
Athens City Schools’ Andrew Jackson Davison Club is hosting a Black History Month Celebration Tuesday, Feb 23, at 3 p.m. for the people of Athens.
Sojourner's Resiliency Center has sat mostly empty since the opening of its location on North Shafer Street until the launch of its Lunchbox Program, which offers free food and showers to those in need.
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