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As an eighth grader at Dempsey Middle School, I was tasked with choosing my classes for my freshman year of high school. I stared at the numerous pages of classes until one stopped me and I said, "What the h— is journalism?"
Fentanyl test strips were decriminalized in Ohio in early 2023, making it easier to ensure safety when it comes to drug usage.
As the 2022 election season nears its end, candidates in local elections, including the Athens County Auditor race and Ohio’s 94th District House of Representatives race, reflect on the strategies they used to boost their chances of winning.
Student organizations at Ohio University have been hosting meetings throughout the duration of the semester, and many are seeing an increase in member numbers due to recruitment practices.
Life is Sweet, a new bakery at Ohio University, will be opening on the first floor of Baker University Center this upcoming November. The bakery will be adjacent to West 82 and will serve a variety of pastries.
Every other Wednesday, Ash Dasuqi and their partner, Misty Porter, host board game meet-ups for LGBTQIA+ youth in the Athens area.
On Saturday, Athens residents gathered outside the Athens County Courthouse for a third protest since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
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Athens City Council met Monday evening for a special session in which its committees discussed legislation concerning housing improvements, public transportation and funding for the Athens County Probation Department.
City Council met Monday evening to discuss housing regulations for renters and tow truck regulations.
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Athens County may be seen as having the highest poverty rate in Ohio, but surrounding counties experience similar or higher rates of poverty.
With the reduction of COVID-19 restrictions across the city and campus, Athens businesses are hoping for a lucrative tourism season.
Ohio University students started preparing for Green Beer Day early Wednesday, and Court Street bars were eventually overflowing with students excited to participate in the festivities.
Another COVID-19 death was reported for Athens County on Tuesday, bringing the death toll in the county to 61.
A group of student workers were told to remove their pronouns from their name tags despite OU’s dedication and involvement in respecting their students’ gender identities.
Athens County is home to a variety of tourist attractions, and due to the increase in vaccinations against COVID-19, those attractions were hoping for a summer of normalcy.
Ohio University’s dining halls plan to return to in-person dining for the Fall Semester with a to-go option. A new green to-go box will cost $5.
Nelsonville police officer Scott Dawley died in a three-vehicle car crash Tuesday while responding to a call.
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