Athens County workers receive pay raise
After five years and more than 50 layoffs, employees at the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services are receiving their first pay raise since March 2008.
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After five years and more than 50 layoffs, employees at the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services are receiving their first pay raise since March 2008.
After an outpour of complaints, employees at The Plains office of the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services won’t move to Columbus after all.
Pregame
A year after the Trayvon Martin murder, it seems few people in the city of Athens want anything to do with a neighborhood watch.
A major break in the North Congress Street water transmission line early Tuesday morning left Athens residents without water, as fire hydrants spewed their contents into streets throughout the day.
For five years, thousands of Athens residents unknowingly stiffed their city of income-tax revenue.
State legislators and Athens County residents were united in disapproval of Gov. John Kasich’s proposed Jobs Budget 2.0 Monday night at the Athens Community Center.
A brick thrown early Saturday morning shattered the front door at Big Mamma’s Burritos, 10 S. Court St.
A recent decision by the Ohio Department of Transportation is expected to prevent car accidents but lengthen the commute from Athens to The Plains.
Victim responses to gun crime are commonly summarized by law enforcement in three different ways — “fight, flight or freeze.”
This semester might bring the first-ever dual meeting of Athens City Council and Ohio University Student Senate.
Earlier this month, Gov. John Kasich introduced his Jobs Budget 2.0 –– a move that has divided the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services.
Athens city officials entertained qualms and queries from about 20 local residents –– including Ohio University staff members –– Tuesday night at the Athens Community Center.
Since taking office in 2009, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly has been in the business of “taking down drug dealers.”
With last Wednesday’s blue-hooded bandit still at large, he may become the latest addition to what has become a long list of cold-case files for local police.
While Athens residents enjoy the big game this Sunday, Uptown bartenders and managers will enjoy their big day of business.
Although Ohio University students went to town with hashtags like #FugitiveFest and #GundayFunday, Wednesday was not a party for local law enforcement officials.
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