City plans for construction of $6.9 million new pool
The local pool, a staple of Athens since 1972, is set to be demolished this month by a construction company the city recently partnered with.
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The local pool, a staple of Athens since 1972, is set to be demolished this month by a construction company the city recently partnered with.
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Ohio University announced Monday — President Duane Nellis’ first day in Cutler Hall — that it will join a national coalition committed to fighting climate change.
President Donald Trump was not the first TV-star-turned politician, and apparently he will not be the last.
There’s more to do than walk up and down Court Street.
On a large college campus, students bound to see some cool sights.
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Several conservation groups filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management in the U.S. District Court in Columbus on Tuesday after the federal agencies created plans to permit hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — in the Wayne National Forest.
The Ohio House of Representatives voted last month to slash standards protecting renewable energy, spurring concern from local climate change experts.
Joe Schiavoni, an Ohio University alumnus, resigned Wednesday as Ohio Senate minority leader to focus on his bid for governor.
A former Bobcat has his sights set on the governor’s chair in Columbus.
Students looking for their coffee fix at Front Room Coffeehouse can now select a variety of dairy alternatives.
Teachers in Athens County provide training on recognizing neglect, although it is not opioid specific.
When members of on-campus activist groups heard there would be a pro-life rally plastering images of bloodied fetuses near South Green on Wednesday, they organized a counter-protest to promote pro-choice and body autonomy.
In the wake of sexual misconduct scandals related to Ohio University, Student Senate held a panel Tuesday to educate students on the corporate costs of sexual harassment.
In a region dominated by the coal mining industry in the 19th and early 20th century, President Donald Trump was hoping to follow through on his campaign promise to help coal miners with his executive order rolling back on environmental regulations.
Students and Athens residents gathered on a warm Sunday to volunteer for the 13th annual Athens Beautification Day.
Southeastern Ohio residents discuss being black in Appalachia
Flex meal plans are being restructured for fall 2017.
Drivers sending a text or finding the right Snapchat filter could face an additional $100 fine if pulled over for a moving violation.