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Local projects focus on reforestation in Southeast Ohio
(07/17/25 2:02pm)
Southeast Ohio is renowned for its extensive forest coverage and diverse wildlife. The region holds eight of the top nine forested counties in Ohio, according to an article by Ohioline.
Sassy Cassie: The F1 midseason madness
(07/14/25 11:26pm)
At the beginning of the Formula One season, I predicted that Charles Leclerc would be the lead driver at Ferrari. This has held so far; Leclerc has only been beaten by his teammate Lewis Hamilton on race day twice.
Police Blotter: Runaway horse, explosion, noise complaints
(07/13/25 10:12pm)
Wednesday, July 2
Natalie's Reads: Generative AI steals authors' words
(07/08/25 6:19pm)
TikTok is one of the many online social platforms that foster different communities and unite them. BookTok, one of the many communities on the app, is known as a space for book lovers and others to interact about current reads, book recommendations, new book releases and more.
Butterfly Ridge encourages pollinator conservation
(07/15/25 3:36pm)
According to a study by Michigan State University published by the journal Science, the abundance of butterflies dropped 22% across the U.S. from 2000 to 2020. Of the 134 species found in Athens, 94 are in decline. The primary reason for the decrease comes from habitat loss critical to butterfly populations.
Lazy, hazy, crazy, days of summer: Students, faculty talk summer plans
(07/15/25 3:35pm)
Summer break is in full swing, and students and faculty find enjoyment in the long break. With many ways to fill summer agendas, students' and faculty's breaks go by fast.
Police Blotter: Lost guns, stolen money, trespassing
(07/06/25 12:00am)
Wednesday, June 25
Unapologetically Abby: Pride doesn’t need permission
(09/29/25 2:50pm)
As Pride Month comes to an end, the rainbows may be coming down, but the spirit they represent isn’t going anywhere.
Police Blotter: My leg, ‘breaking’ news
(06/29/25 5:04pm)
Wednesday, June 18
Blabby Abby: Trading card game scalping is unruly, unfair
(06/29/25 4:57pm)
The base set rare holo Charizard #4 from 1999 is one of the most sought-after trading cards of all time. In perfect condition, the beloved Pokémon card is currently worth a hefty $9,950. This card has made its rounds in the trading card marketplace, but now, Pokémon has hundreds of chase cards worth a pretty penny. Some collectors are willing to do whatever it takes to acquire them.
Sassy Cassie: Start watching the news
(06/29/25 4:53pm)
When I was a kid, I hated watching the news. I would beg my parents to turn it off, I would state it was “boring” or it was “too sad.” However, as I grew up, I stopped begging to turn it off and started watching along. I can admit sometimes the news does make me a little anxious, but it doesn’t stop me from watching or reading.
Athens Farmers Market cultivates crops, camaraderie
(06/29/25 4:39pm)
Self-sustainable farm life is the dream of many and the humble beginnings of others. Tanya Hire knows farm life in Athens, where she grew up raising cattle and harvesting fruit from the trees on her family’s farm. When she heard Athens Farmers Market was hiring through an ad over the radio, she jumped at the chance to reconnect with her roots.
Organizations work to plug orphan wells in Southeast Ohio
(06/27/25 11:29am)
The Southeast Ohio region has long been a beacon of coal mining and oil drilling. The region’s history of coal mining has posed intense environmental dangers due to abandoned coal mines and orphan wells.
OU closes identity-based centers, announces new spaces
(06/23/25 6:46pm)
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced the official closure of the university’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion, including the Multicultural Center, Women’s Center and Pride Center, in compliance with the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, or Senate Bill 1, on Monday.
US launches airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, entering conflict alongside Israel
(06/22/25 8:33pm)
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Saturday night to deliver the news the U.S. sent three strikes to attack Iranian nuclear sites.
BedPost: Too sexy for feminism
(06/23/25 5:40pm)
A shift is happening within feminism once again, much like it did in the 1970s and 80s. In those decades, the feminist movement experienced a war within itself known as the “Feminist Sex Wars.”
Police Blotter: Sly unwanted guest, ghost train
(06/20/25 1:41am)
Wednesday, June 11
City Council joins amicus brief, passes ordinances
(06/20/25 1:36am)
The Athens City Council met Monday for a regular session meeting with an established quorum of five members present at the meeting.
Athens, OU commemorate Juneteenth with remembrance, celebration
(06/19/25 7:20pm)
Athens prepares for its annual Juneteenth celebration, scheduled for Thursday, to commemorate the complete emancipation of slavery in the U.S. Athens residents have celebrated the federal holiday the past four years, consistently highlighting the presence of Black history in the Southeast Ohio area.
