Council members, candidates eye city's infrastructure in tour
Between bricks and blacktop, Athens infrastructure underwent scrutiny and study from government officials Saturday morning.
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Between bricks and blacktop, Athens infrastructure underwent scrutiny and study from government officials Saturday morning.
This Friday, there will be a method to the madness that is Palmer Place Fest.
A new food buggy is bringing southern hospitality to West Union Street.
At an annual dinner to honor an American president and lawyer, local Republicans hosted an Ohioan with a 30-year career in the legal profession.
When crime victims receive threatening text messages, many law enforcement departments say victims typically delete the data and eliminate the immediate possibility of pinpointing the criminal.
“Planning” — as it applied to annexation and handicapped accessibility — proved to be a buzzword for at-large Athens City Council candidates at Tuesday night’s candidates forum.
Rising costs of transportation mean fewer job opportunities and fewer trips to the doctor, according to a county report released Friday.
Although Ohio University students take to the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway for recreation, some Athens County residents depend on the path for daily transportation.
Athens Police Department may soon be able to gather evidence 40 times faster than their current rate.
In 2004, Ohioans voted in favor of a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
A new Uptown restaurant combination is making the case for Asian food and yogurt as a new dynamic duo.
Athens bar patrons will soon be afforded alternative transportation back to their houses that will save a lot of green — both in customer’s wallets and in the environment.
The history of the Hocking River is filled to the brim with countless floods, threatening the residents of Athens and students of Ohio University for many years. However, the river’s lesser known creeks have caused lasting damage across Athens County, leaving many villages high and dry.
After almost two years of doing business in The Plains, Athens County’s Habitat for Humanity ReStore will be reopening much closer to Ohio University’s campus.
It’s not easy being a Republican in Athens County.
Ten years ago, the United States launched a war of change.
Not all Ohio University students spent Sunday recovering from Mill Fest — many took to the bars in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.