Customers reminisce on Lam’s Garden as it plans to close
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 9, 2021The Lam’s family will be remembered by Athens community for the 40 years of service.
The Lam’s family will be remembered by Athens community for the 40 years of service.
While the university gained from OU’s achievements, it also spent more than $17,000 on advertising.
Some locals view the bill as positive thing for Athens businesses and the community.
An increase of students on campus and the removal of curfews has increased business for local restaurants.
The bar had little social distancing and mask wearing as patrons celebrated the win.
The small Ohio chain is bringing its popular BLT pizza and more to East State Street.
Up to $200 a month for food expenses is available to students.
The change will allow establishments to remain open for longer hours.
After struggling through COVID-19, Firdous Express finds its place in Athens.
Gov. Mike DeWine announced the Ohio curfew will not be extended due to falling coronavirus hospitalizations.
The federal minimum wage has not changed in 12 years.
Stores like Little Professor Book Center and the College Book Store are learning how to operate during a largely virtual semester.
COVID-19 forced the restaurant to stay unopened until about four weeks ago.
Anything you can imagine putting on fries, FRY’D probably has.
Owner Bob Satmary is eager to open up to the public again.
After facing a tough year due to COVID-19 guidelines, some local businesses are still adjusting their return policies.
The iconic Athens establishment opened a new location on North Fourth Street in Columbus.
Here’s a look at how several Athens businesses are preparing to handle the influx of students set to return to campus in the Spring.
Stirling Ultracold has developed freezers that could hold a possible vaccine for COVID-19.
Gift giving may look different for many this year.