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City mechanics Dana Nichols and Craig Parsens have just enough time to wipe the sweat from their brows now that mowing season is nearing a close.
A suspension appeal from an OUPD lieutenant was rejected earlier this month in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
OUPD issued a crime alert Monday afternoon.
Parents are wondering how a $1.1 million deficit might affect Beacon School’s budget in the new academic year.
The Kroger parking on a Friday night can be an interesting scene for both underaged students, their alcohol hookups, and undercover agents.
When Will MacMillan threw his first punch, he was surprised how good he felt afterward. Now he’s hoping to bring emotional release to locals through “contact therapy” boxing sessions.
More than 2,000 Athens County residents are without power, according to the American Electric Power website.
18 years since the Athens Police Department formed it’s mounted patrol division, officers and horses alike have seen it all.
County law enforcement seized 1,500 marijuana plants this summer, with a little help from the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation and their helicopter flyovers of the area.
The Ohio University sporting venues might soon serve beer and wine.
Nothing is safe in Uptown Athens on any given night.
The Athens Police Department received phone calls this weekend from students concerned about vulgar signs hanging on public property, but reminds students that all unpermitted signs are illegal in the city.
Don't plan on driving through one part of campus tomorrow.
With the student population gone, Athens’ famed Uptown bars generally get a whole lot quieter, mak- ing for a good chance to take a deep breath, hire new staff and prepare for the fall.
Athens might be quieter than usual, but local law enforcement officers have been busy investigating a series of burglaries that occurred both during and after spring semester.
Some incoming freshmen just can’t handle Athens after dark, Pat McGee, managing attorney for Ohio University’s Student Legal Services, said. Those students could receive burdensome tickets and court dates before they even get their first exam grade back.
After living and working in Athens for decades, many city officials know how to spot a freshman.
Crime typically dwindles after the closing of the Spring semester, but one crime that persists with decent prevalence is theft, local law enforcement leaders agree.
With three months until they flip the switch, Athens city and county officials met Thursday evening at the Athens Community Center to propose forming a council that would incorporate the electric aggregation program approved in November’s general election, telling attendees that they could see the plan come to reality by early August.
The Athens Police Department has released a still image from a hit-and-run that occurred the night of April 4 at the intersection of East State Street and Stimson Avenue.