Roadblock bypassed?
(01/28/11 12:00am)
More than half of the Nelsonville Bypass, which so far has generated anticipation for drivers and anxiety for local businesses, could open a full year ahead of schedule.
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OU-COM offering $500 award
(01/27/11 12:00am)
A government program is using Ohio University to give a bonus to anyone - even non-OU students - who graduates to practice medicine in Southeast Ohio.
Athens cinemas reel in different viewers
(01/26/11 12:00am)
The city of Athens is home to two main movie theaters: the Athena Grand and the Athena Cinema. Despite the similarity in their titles, the two theaters do not have any ownership connection with one another.
Scholarship lures students to teach
(01/18/11 12:00am)
Students wanting to teach either math or science for grades seven through 12 can receive up to $4,000 a year through Choose Appalachian Teaching.
Used Christmas trees to find roots at Lake Snowden
(01/14/11 12:00am)
The city of Athens donated about 50 used Christmas trees to Lake Snowden to help with structure and spawning in two fish hatchery ponds.
OU chooses to keep Rufus, cheerleaders at home again
(09/30/10 12:00am)
Following the public embarrassment surrounding Ohio University's mascot after a Sept. 8 incident in Columbus, the university decided to not bring the Rufus and the cheerleaders to last Saturday's game at Marshall.
Cold Stone turns into 'Fluff'
(09/28/10 12:00am)
A 1999 Ohio University graduate opened a new bakery yesterday on Court Street, focusing on growing and producing its products locally and organically.
PostLetter: Don't pass through, make most of Athens
(09/09/10 12:00am)
Welcome (back) to Athens, Ohio University students! That may be an unusual sentiment coming from a townie, but you make Athens the wonderful town it has become. You bring the fresh perspectives and vitality that energize the whole town during the school year. You are our guests here, and we want you to feel at home - in fact, some students like Athens enough to settle here after graduation or come back after seeing the world.
7Fest helps to fund local teen's education
(05/21/10 12:00am)
WHAT: 7Fest
Hocking, OU join forces for art exhibition
(05/17/10 12:00am)
For the first time, Ohio University's Multicultural Center is collaborating with Hocking College students and faculty on an art exhibition.
Musicians flock to Athens' neighbor for annual event
(05/14/10 12:00am)
The sixth annual Nelsonville Music Festival will kick off at 5:30 this evening when Drakkar Sauna plays the porch stage and conclude some time after 5 p.m. Sunday when The Swell Season, of Once fame, leave the main stage.
Students, residents unite in prayer as future of holiday remains in doubt
(05/07/10 12:00am)
A lawsuit in Wisconsin claims that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional, but that did not stop Athens County from celebrating the holiday last night at the fairgrounds.
Earth Day Green Event connects students, local businesses, residents
(04/22/10 12:00am)
Ohio University students joined with Athens residents yesterday in celebration of Earth Day. Local bands, organizations and foods were featured at The Earth Day Green Event, or The E.D.G.E., hosted by OU's Office of Off-Campus Living.
Economic realities stall sheriff office relocation
(04/08/10 12:00am)
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly began searching for a new office when he started in January 2009, but now, not everyone can agree when or where the sheriff's department should move.
Men's Basketball: Physicality, depth prevail against Ohio despite strategy
(03/29/10 12:00am)
Armon Bassett and Bruce Pearl said similar things at the NCAA Tournament, but Pearl knew how to keep Ohio's biggest weapon silent.
Photo Column: SCA members hold sparring match
(02/22/10 12:00am)
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Threat sparks fearful reaction
(02/03/10 12:00am)
Although threats of racial violence at nearby Hocking College appeared empty, many of Ohio University's black students were on high alert yesterday - some even skipped class to avoid becoming potential targets.
Post Letter: Racist threats should not deter students from everyday life
(02/03/10 12:00am)
On Tuesday I woke up at 8 a.m., got dressed and went to Arabic class, just like I do every morning. I didn't cower in my room, afraid of what might happen to me during the day. I heard about the threats made at Hocking College but they did not make me change anything about my daily routine. I am aware that some people stayed in their rooms and skipped class out of fear and concern, but I feel that by doing this you are giving these ignorant people who made the threats exactly what they want. They want you to be afraid and to run and hide. They want to hold all the power.
Campus Reactions to Hocking College Threats
(02/03/10 12:00am)
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Banks to raise standards
(02/01/10 12:00am)
College students younger than 21 who want to sign up for a credit card might encounter obstacles starting Feb. 22.
