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4 local stores in Southeast Ohio to visit

Here are four stores in Southeast Ohio to purchase fresh produce, vintage clothing and other homemade and organic items.

Beyond the Bubble is here, hazing analyzed across Ohio colleges and more

Artist Spotlight: Boyish is moving full-speed ahead toward the recognition they deserve

Boyish is an indie rock duo that exceeds what it means to be musicians in an industry that is not always about embracing individuality. 

Baseball: A.J. Rausch has always viewed Athens as home

The streets of Athens are engraved into some of A.J. Rausch’s earliest memories. The first time he stepped onto the mahogany bricks as a child, Ohio felt like a second home to him. 

Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Ghostwire: Tokyo’ is a great game trapped inside a good game

Ghostwire: Tokyo is a fascinating game. The latest release from Tango Gameworks, a studio founded by Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami, veers wildly from Mikami’s horror roots to make way for an open-world experience touched by spooky ideas, though not entirely defined by them. In the process, the game strikes a truly unique tone, but it gets a bit lost in the bog standard open-world formula.

Hot Takes with Tate: Misogyny is rooted in dislike of ‘Star Wars’ sequel trilogy

The cultural phenomenon that Star Wars became needs no introduction. Since Episode IV: A New Hope came out in 1977, the film series and its accompanying television series have acquired mass amounts of a diverse array of fans all over the world. There is something for everyone in the Star Wars universe.

Here’s 5 pieces of advice from an OU freshman

Editor’s Note: The Post does not condone breaking the law.

Police Blotter: Man sitting in street, semi hit-and-run

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TV Review: ‘Moon Knight’ reverts back to being average halfway through

I wish I had something to take away from episode three of Moon Knight, “The Friendly Type,” but there isn’t much to say about it. I left it feeling nothing, completely neutral, which is better than coming away negative on it, but not by much. There are definite positives for this week’s installment, but the majority of it just left me with zero takeaways.

TV Review: ‘This Is Us’ says its official goodbye to Kate and Toby’s relationship

The inevitable is finally here: Kate and Toby are no more.

Disney movies coming out in 2022

Wait no more for Disney magic this year; the company has it covered with plenty of new movies, especially focusing on sequels to fan-favorite films. Each year they produce a variety with something for everyone to enjoy. Here's everything you need to know about Disney's plans for the rest of 2022.  

Diversity Leadership Institute draws attention to anti-bias education

On Wednesday, the Diversity Leadership Institute held an Anti-Bias Education program to discuss biases within the education system and how they can be addressed on Ohio University’s campuses. 

Weekender Briefs: Make an outfit, see a play

Night Skies: Navajo Textiles Depicting Sandpaintings at the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Come see 12 featured weavings from the Edwin L. and Ruth E. Kennedy Southwest Native American Collection.

Weekly Weather: Rainy and cool weekend ahead, consistent spring-like conditions next week

A look at the weekend:

MakerSpace and ACPL encourage upcycling through togetherness

The Athens County Public Libraries, or ACPL, are official partners with UpCycle Ohio: Community MakerSpace projects, and together, the two organizations have been able to foster a system that is beneficial for everyone involved. 

Public Art installations brings free art to Southeast Ohio, Copperheads baseball team is coming back this summer, 5 places to volunteer in Southeast Ohio and more

Haddy the Hebrew: Mourning Kosher Kroger

While certified pre-packaged foods are still available in the Whitehall Kroger, the kosher companies have been totally removed.

Zanesville alpaca farm invites visitors

Alpacas of Spring Acres in Zanesville offers tours.

Southern Ohio Copperheads bring baseball back to Southeastern Ohio

The Copperheads haven’t played since the 2019 season.

People and Planet: Opioid addiction plagues towns across Ohio

Regardless of the demographic and political differences of somebody from Cleveland in comparison to somebody from Adams County, every Ohioan has been touched by addiction.