Murphy’s Farm ‘Field of Screams’ set to reopen for 2021
John Murphy, co-owner of the “Field of Screams,” said he’s expecting more than 10,000 customers ...
Here’s how Athens restaurants changed over the summer
Union Street Diner added a parklet mid-July and El Tenampa opened its doors to the public in April. ...
Athens small businesses have higher expectations for summer sales
Businesses in Athens have struggled financially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but increases in vaccinations ...
Murphy’s Farm ‘Field of Screams’ set to reopen for 2021
John Murphy, co-owner of the “Field of Screams,” said he’s expecting more than 10,000 customers this fall.
Here’s how Athens restaurants changed over the summer
Union Street Diner added a parklet mid-July and El Tenampa opened its doors to the public in April.
City Council: Athens discusses creation of mental health emergency response team; urgent repairs needed to fire department
The mental health emergency response team is meant to aid in crises where law enforcement can not, as well as prevent personal injury to the individual.
OU students juggle owning business, studies
Student business owners turn hobbies into side hustles while excelling in school.
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium brings spiritual gifts to Athens
The store carries art from local artists in addition to tarot cards, incense and more.
A look at Athens businesses’ hours, services as the pandemic continues
The Post created a business guide to help navigate services and closures in Athens.
Athens small businesses have higher expectations for summer sales
Businesses in Athens have struggled financially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but increases in vaccinations and decreases in restrictions are providing them with hope for a normal summer.
Customers reminisce on Lam’s Garden as it plans to close
The Lam’s family will be remembered by Athens community for the 40 years of service.
OU men’s basketball’s success benefits university, local businesses
While the university gained from OU’s achievements, it also spent more than $17,000 on advertising.
Bill meant to dissolve businesses' COVID-19 health violations introduced to Ohio House of Representatives
Some locals view the bill as positive thing for Athens businesses and the community.
Late night eateries in Athens begin returning to normalcy
An increase of students on campus and the removal of curfews has increased business for local restaurants.
The J Bar receives disorderly conduct citation after OU's NCAA win
The bar had little social distancing and mask wearing as patrons celebrated the win.
Pizza Cottage opening new location in Athens by early summer
The small Ohio chain is bringing its popular BLT pizza and more to East State Street.
SNAP Food Benefits extended to include more OU students
Up to $200 a month for food expenses is available to students.
Individuals predict more crowds at bars after statewide curfew lifted
The change will allow establishments to remain open for longer hours.
Firdous Express brings fast, casual mediterranean food to Court Street
After struggling through COVID-19, Firdous Express finds its place in Athens.
Coronavirus: Statewide curfew lifted
Gov. Mike DeWine announced the Ohio curfew will not be extended due to falling coronavirus hospitalizations.
Debates over a proposed federal minimum wage change persist in 2021
The federal minimum wage has not changed in 12 years.
Bookstores adapt to pandemic, increasing digitization of textbooks
Stores like Little Professor Book Center and the College Book Store are learning how to operate during a largely virtual semester.
The North End opens its doors after months of delays
COVID-19 forced the restaurant to stay unopened until about four weeks ago.
