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US Weekly Headlines: Government shutdown ends, Trump plans to provide $2,000 for every American

Monday, Nov. 10

Growth of data centers poses environmental threats for Southeast Ohio

Ohio has recently seen a massive growth in the construction of data centers. There are currently 194 data centers in Ohio, the fifth most of any state in the country, trailing only Virginia, Texas, California and Illinois, according to the Data Center Map.

Holiday Shoppe blends handmade gifts, spirit of giving

The Athens Art Guild hosted its 17th annual Holiday Shoppe on Saturday and Sunday, transforming the Athens Community Center into a bustling marketplace of regional creativity. 

Weekender Briefs: football, card-making, theater

Tuesday, Nov. 18 

We Should Be Studying: Hot Topics

This week, the three debate random hot topics and discuss recent book-to-movie adaptations.

Burrow Blueprint tackles mental health in Appalachian schools

The Joe Burrow Foundation recently partnered with Nationwide Children's Hospital to develop the Burrow Blueprint, a program that aims to provide and support mental health treatment within schools in Appalachian Ohio. 

OU School of Dance presents Senior Capstone Dance Concert

Senior dance students premiered the Senior Capstone Dance Concert Thursday at 7 p.m. and concluded their final showing Saturday evening. Seven new routines were performed and choreographed by seniors earning their bachelor’s in fine arts.

Offense comes into form despite Louisville loss

Ohio showed strong offensive promise, but turnovers and tempo made up the difference in its 106-81 loss against Louisville on Saturday afternoon.  

Daily Rundown: Ohio Senate Bill 56, Boy My Greatness, Ohio vs. Louisville preview and more!

Ohio SB 56 in limbo over marijuana, synthetic cannabis regulations

Ohio Senate Bill 56 is proposed legislation that would amend certain aspects of the current cannabis industry in the state.

Wrestling: What to know for Wisconsin

Ohio (1-0) will take the mat this upcoming Saturday evening at the Convocation Center versus Wisconsin (1-0) in a single dual match. Previously, Ohio last performed against the Morgan State Bears at home and won in dominant fashion. 

LFC to present ‘Boy My Greatness’

For those who have ever wondered what life was like for those on stage during Shakespearean times, the Lost Flamingo Theatre Company is opening its production of “Boy My Greatness,” a play about the complexities of gender roles, religion and plague for young boy actors in 17th century London, England. 

'Dispatch’ lets you work a 9-5, saving the world

In the world of superheroes, few roles are as essential as the man in the chair. They provide information to the heroes, instructing them where to be and what to do to save as many people as possible. No hero is complete without their own ‘man in the chair.' Now, the game “Dispatch” lets you sit in the chair yourself.

‘Gremlins 3' finally gets release date

Adorers of the classic 1980s film “Gremlins” and its goofier sequel “Gremlins 2: The New Batch” were thrilled for Warner Bros. announcement that a “Gremlins 3” is currently in production and has a planned release date in theaters for Nov. 19, 2027.

New York City mayoral election changes political social media

2025 was an off year for many elections, but it still featured some meaningful polls. The headliner of those was the New York City mayoral election.

Women’s Basketball: Ohio defeats Morehead State in Rufus Field Trip Game

There was chaos in the Convocation Center today as Ohio (2-1 overall) tried to hold on to its big halftime lead against Morehead State (2-2 overall) in Rufus’ Field Trip Game. The Convo was packed with elementary school kids from all across Southeast Ohio to watch the Bobcats take on the Eagles.

Men’s Basketball: What to know for Ohio’s matchup with No. 12 Louisville

The challenging non-conference schedule for Ohio (1-2 overall) continues this weekend as the Bobcats stay on the road to travel to one of college basketball’s premier programs in No. 12 Louisville (3-0). 

Blabby Abby: Anime movies deserve Oscar nominations

Studio Ghibli’s ability to create audience swaying anime films broke down the barrier officially in 2003 with “Spirited Away” for its first Academy Award, and again last year for “The Boy and the Heron.” We should expect a resurgence of the genre at the Academy Awards, given 2025 has been a year of box office upsets, particularly for anime films. 

Kickin’ with Kyra: Stay single out of college

The end of college marks a new chapter and a way to find oneself. It’s a special experience to transition out of school alone and have complete say over where life goes. Being single is a good idea after college, and whether job plans, travel plans or new friendships are what the future holds, being single allows one to be the main focus at a transitional time. 

Claudia’s Corner: Hollywood isn’t ready for AI

In July, Tilly Norwood made her debut in a video produced by Particle 6, a generative artificial intelligence-powered production company founded by Dutch comedian Eline Van der Velden. It’s caused a wave of controversy, but this time it’s not because Norwood is a nepo baby, or because she appeared in an offensive, tacky jean commercial.