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Before Athens students scuttle between buses and classrooms each morning, district school nurse Janalee Stock pulls her office into a parking space, grabs an armful of files and heads to work.
The Ohio University Coalition of Athens County Habitat for Humanity broke ground yesterday for the 20th house in the county.
The Paul Bunyan Show, long a staple at Hocking College in Nelsonville, will be moved to the Guernsey County Fairgrounds in Cambridge, Ohio, starting this October.
Last weekend, Ohio University students had the opportunity to show the country that their school truly is the best when it comes to the only thing college students actually care about - partying.
For some Ohio University students, Athens is mostly an afterthought -- a repercussion of economic expansion to fill the needs of students. For others, Athens is a college town that becomes a home.
Eric Hedin's store is heaven for home brewers. The Athens Do It Yourself Shop, 6 Euclid Drive, looks more like a scientist's laboratory than a brew-your-own supply store. Coils of tubing hang from the walls. Light filters through multi-colored glass bottles. Plastic baubles sit atop display cases. And Hedin presides over it all -his knowledge of beer brewing so vast, it might be divine.
About 30 people gathered in the back room of Damon's Grill last night as the Athens community came together to welcome three families who fled their homes after Hurricane Katrina destroyed them.
Athens police Chief Richard Mayer said he blames irresponsible behavior by college students for a number of weekend incidents that required police attention.
Imagine receiving a $5 allowance every week. This never changes, even if groceries or a pair of shoes cost $50.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis ended a six-month-long search yesterday and announced Teri Geiger as his first round draft choice as the university's first full-time director of government relations.
The Athens County Fair opens tomorrow at noon and runs through Saturday, August 13. Admission to the fair is $3.00 per day August 5-7 and $6.00 per day August 8-13. Fairgoers can purchase a membership for $20 or a season ticket for $18 to be admitted to all days of the fair. Seniors can attend the fair for free before 3:00 pm on August 11.
The Hocking Hills will be alive with the sound of the blues this weekend, with a three-day festival featuring regional and national rock, blues and R&B acts. The Woods at Kaeppner Place will host the first Hocking Hills Rhythm and Blues Festival Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Franklin County residents are more likely to smoke marijuana than Athens County residents, according to a new study from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Athens -Saturday, July 2nd -Boomsday 2005 begins at 10 a.m. with a parade on Morris Avenue. The fireworks show starts at 10 p.m. on East State Street.
Nelsonville City Council will see a new face in council chambers.
Most students from Athens County who attend Ohio University choose the school for different reasons than many of the other students from across the country.
The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine is offering free clinical health services to Athens residents who are uninsured, in addition to a free breast health program it has had for the past four years.
Scholarship donations were accepted, field trip chaperones were planned and buses were traded at last night's Nelsonville-York City School District School Board of Education meeting.
It was a Friday night in Athens, but instead of being on Court Street college students, area parents, teachers and high school students packed into the Federal Hocking High School library to hear Congressman Ted Strickland, D-Lisbon, talk about the No Child Left Behind Act.
Federal Hocking High School was filled with antique tractors, a kitten, a kayak, purses, cars, punch, cookies and a painting of a tree last night.
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