Athens dentist, wife found dead in Columbus home
(01/03/26 5:02pm)
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Pen to the Point: New year's resolutions can be made any time
(01/03/26 5:19pm)
“Next year will be...” is a phrase gleaming with hope people use when describing what they aim to achieve within the upcoming year. With the start of the new year, phrases such as “next year will be different” and “new year, new me” become increasingly common.
'Heated Rivalry' won't change the NHL
(01/03/26 6:04pm)
“Heated Rivalry” has taken the world by storm and quickly received a greenlight for season two before season one finished releasing. The Canadian Crave Original had no U.S. distributor until a month before the premiere. The show is about two hockey stars in the participating in the show’s version of the NHL and their rivalry as they fall in love. Although there isn’t much actual on-ice action in the show, it has increased viewership for the actual NHL and created more fans of the sport.
Police blotter: Arrests, alleged vandalism, courtesy drives
(01/03/26 5:42pm)
Friday, December 19
US Weekly Headlines: Epstein Files, Zelenskyy, Trump meeting
(01/03/26 5:34pm)
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Football: John Hauser officially hired after Bowl Win
(12/26/25 9:50pm)
Ohio handled business in the Frisco Bowl, defeating UNLV 17-10. After the game, many fans may noticed many of the Bobcats standing right behind John Hauser to support the first-time head coach, with many lobbying for his new position to be permanent. The program agreed and has officially dropped the interim tag, naming Hauser its new head coach moving forward.
Police blotter: aggressive dog, prank calls
(12/26/25 10:39pm)
Friday, Dec. 12
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ transports to visually beautiful, literarily lacking Pandora
(01/04/26 9:42pm)
The third installment of James Cameron’s Avatar franchise was released to theaters nationwide on Dec. 19 under the title “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” “Avatar”(2009) introduced audiences to the world of Pandora with a fairly straightforward story, and “Avatar: The Way of Water”(2022) served as a strong, character-oriented sequel.
'Wake Up Dead Man’ takes on murder, religious fanaticism
(01/04/26 9:43pm)
“Wake Up Dead Man” is the latest from visionary director Rian Johnson, and it marks the third entry into Johnson’s murder mystery trilogy starring Daniel Craig as the witty, intelligent and observant detective, Benoit Blanc.
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ is a cold show, but concludes in warmth
(12/22/25 10:04pm)
The season finale of “IT: Welcome to Derry” premiered Sunday, Dec. 14. How the sequence of events unfolds over the course of the episode is a surprise for those who regularly tuned in to watch over the past eight weeks.
Holiday celebrations underway in Athens
(12/24/25 1:56am)
Athens locals continue to spread holiday cheer as they have in decades past, celebrating with neighbors and family while preparing for the new year. Uptown, residents and visitors can view festive lights, enjoy delicious hot chocolate and themed coffee and visit the glimmering community tree.
Jack of All Takes: NCAA basketball is the best league in 2026
(12/19/25 3:24pm)
Since 2021, I’ve been on the college basketball hype train. It is by far my favorite sports league to watch and keep up with. Not long after I became a fan, my beloved Pittsburgh Panthers made an unforgettable March Madness run in 2023, but that’s a story for another day.
OU fires head football coach Brian Smith after review cites relationship with student, alcohol misconduct
(12/18/25 7:37pm)
Ohio University terminated head football coach Brian Smith for cause after an administrative review found he violated the terms of his contract through serious professional misconduct, the university announced Wednesday. This misconduct includes engaging in a relationship with a student and keeping alcohol in his office, according to documents obtained by The Post.
We Should Be Studying: TikTok drama and more
(12/18/25 3:53pm)
This week, the three discuss TikTok drama and Thanksgiving food.
Athens City Council discusses housing, honors departing members
(12/18/25 8:00pm)
Athens City Council met for its regular meeting Monday, addressing temporary housing structures and fiscal appropriations, as well as honoring members in their final term.
US Weekly Headlines: Oil tanker seize, Brown University shooting
(12/18/25 8:06pm)
Monday, Dec. 8
OU terminates head football coach Brian Smith after administrative review
(12/17/25 6:27pm)
Ohio University announced Wednesday that head football coach Brian Smith has been relieved of his duties and his contract was terminated for cause following an administrative review.
Athens Bread Company bakes goods, fosters positivity
(12/17/25 2:43am)
In 2014, Doug Wistendahl brought his hobby of baking to Athens.
Sassy Cassie: Notre Dame doesn’t deserve special treatment
(12/17/25 2:19am)
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team didn’t make it to the College Football Playoffs this year, and for good reason. Due to missing the playoffs, Notre Dame decided to pull out of its bowl game in protest. This prompts the CFP selection committee to reevaluate the process of selecting teams for the playoffs. However, Notre Dame shouldn’t receive special treatment because it isn’t in a conference.
Police Blotter: Upset exes, big arguments
(12/17/25 1:58am)
Friday, Dec. 5
