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No genre of music is as synonymous with a particular geographic region as bluegrass is with Appalachia. Stemming from the folk music of Irish and Scottish settlers in the region mixed with African traditions brought by formerly enslaved people, bluegrass focuses on acoustic instruments such as the banjo and fiddle with an emphasis on musical dexterity.
The 41st annual Leadership Awards on Wednesday honored five organizations and 39 students for their dedication to the Ohio University and Athens communities.
Reps. Don Jones of Freeport and Tim Barhorst of Fort Laramie have introduced House Bill 349, a plan in the Ohio House of Representatives that would use $20 million in state funds to create a loan program that would charge no interest for five years to governments that purchase easements for natural gas pipelines.
Sidney Crosby was drafted first overall in 2005 by the Pittsburgh Penguins. In his almost 20 years in the league, Crosby has certified himself as one of the greatest hockey players of all time.
A boutique hotel inspired by the South Court Street building’s history brings new life to one of the largest empty commercial spaces in Athens that has been in disrepair since 2019.
I like to consider myself a person with many passions, but my biggest passion has always been storytelling.
Basketball is in Peyton Guice’s blood. Her father is a former professional basketball player who has turned the family name into legend in Guice’s hometown of Westerville, Ohio. It was only natural when Guice decided to pursue basketball at the college level, committing to play for Ohio University, just about an hour and a half away from her family.
Athens-Hocking Recycling Center Inc., or AHRC, faces financial difficulties following the loss of its service contract with the City of Athens.
Scheduling season for the Fall Semester is here, and students are eager to check out their enrollment shopping cart and fill up class seats before it’s too late. However, avoiding scheduling stress is not always easy, especially for new Bobcats.
One thing you can’t have enough of in the NFL is elite pass rushers. Having a dynamic group of edge defenders can be the difference between winning or losing games because of the ability to get the opponent's quarterback on the ground. Many teams at the start of the draft are in desperate need of someone who can provide pressure for their defense and because of that an early run of the top pass rushers in the draft would not be surprising.
The Ohio University Recruiting Society, or OURS, held its annual multicultural variety show April 12 at 6:30 p.m. in Baker University Center Ballroom. There were a variety of performances and each act reflected the organization’s energetic and positive characteristics.
Ohio Univeristy Student Senate met Wednesday to award the Bobcat Medal and change outdated rules and procedures.
Since the formation of the Athens City government in 1805, there has only been one female City Council president: Chris Knisely.
Tucked away on East State Street is a hidden gem: Little Wing Curiosity Shoppe & Thrift Store. Upon entering the doors at 1006 E. State St., shoppers are met with a collection of individually priced curiosities: antique books, china dish sets, a dress from the year 1900 and even handmade drums.
Athens County’s newest housing nonprofit, New Leaf Justice Enterprise, strives to provide economic justice for Appalachian regions with 3D-printed, affordable and sustainable housing opportunities.
When I hear the word “sustainability,” I associate it with things like the environment, businesses, materials, repurposing and health. That is because sustainability has become an incredibly popular term in the environmental science world and business world. Most large corporations have some kind of sustainability or environmental commitment page on their websites because they understand sustainability is an important consideration for consumers.
I am a person of many interests, including photography, film and music, but one has persisted and grown incredibly in the past five years: cycling. Even in a cramped dorm room with a roommate, I still manage to keep my bike right underneath my bed, so I can grab it at a moment's notice.
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 32 W. Carpenter St., is undergoing renovations to become the Mount Zion Black Cultural Center.
In partnership with the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities, the Athens County Public Library, or ACPL, system is implementing adult changing stations in The Plains Public Library to create more accessible facilities for Athens County residents with disabilities.
At Ohio University, students are empowered to make change across campus and around the world. Many of these students showcased their efforts at the Bobcats Making a Difference Involvement Fair on Friday.
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