Coronavirus: State of Ohio reinstating mask mandate; Universities could be virtual next semester if trend continues
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 11, 2020A decision about restaurants, bars and gyms will be made Nov. 19.
BUSINESS
Worth a Reminder: Lobbying to label employees as independent contractors is a scary precedent
By Camden Gilreath | Oct. 27, 2020The lobbying practices of gig companies to exempt themselves from sufficiently paying and providing benefits to their employees in California must be defeated handily in the upcoming election.
ARTS/West closes, community disappointed
By Lily Roby | Oct. 14, 2020The local arts center shut down due to lack of work, but staff and others are fighting the closure.
Pondering with Patterson: The Toledo Farmers Market is great for small business
By Lauren Patterson | Oct. 7, 2020If you want to support local business like you do in Athens, try your hometown’s farmer’s market.
Rocky Brands military contracts provide local products at-large
By Anna Millar | Oct. 7, 2020A $9 million Navy contract awarded to Nelsonville’s Rocky Brands was extended in the spring of this year.
Thinking in Print: Malls are dying, and it’s a shame
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 5, 2020The Miami Valley Centre Mall today is in a sad state.
6 finalists chosen for dean of College of Business position, virtual forums
By Abby Miller | Oct. 2, 2020The virtual forums will take place between Oct. 6 and Oct. 15.
Local liquor stores see rise and fall in sales during COVID-19
By Grant Ritchey | Oct. 1, 2020Local alcohol venues are reexamining how to stay open in Athens.
Athens movie theaters stay afloat during COVID-19
By Hannah Burkhart | Sep. 13, 2020Movie theaters in Athens are doing everything to stay in business amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brenen’s closes after 2 employees test positive for COVID-19
By Ian McKenzie | Sep. 10, 2020The cafe has been in contact with the health department for guidance.
Dr. May’s Thai Kitchen offers authentic Thai cuisine
By Lily Roby | Sep. 9, 2020Dr. May is taking COVID-19 precautions very seriously.
Local Athens barbershop finds success from small beginnings
By Grant Ritchey | Sep. 3, 2020At Your Fathers Moustache, there is triumph under everyone’s noses.
Athens restaurants and bars close, require masks as COVID-19 cases rises
By Ian McKenzie | July 11, 2020Several restaurants, including Bagel Street Deli, have decided to temporarily close.
City Council: Pilot program for additional outdoor seating space, composting to begin
By Kyra Leckrone | June 15, 2020Parklets will allow for businesses to use parking spaces as additional outdoor seating space during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Uptown Grill changes ownership, name to Grub-n-Go
By Grant Ritchey | May 28, 2020Chicken and waffles is leaving the menu.
Court Street businesses struggle with coronavirus, possible economic hits in the fall
By Bekah Bostick | May 28, 2020Even as businesses struggle with the coronavirus, they are planning for the fall and how to help the community.
New restaurant to open in former Cornwell Jewelers building
By Taylor Burnette | May 26, 2020The restaurant’s menu will feature street tacos and margaritas.
Restaurants and businesses prepare, reopen in midst of COVID-19
By Grant Ritchey | May 19, 2020Athens restaurants are preparing for how to maintain safety when indoor operations resume.
Emergency rule to allow restaurants, other establishments to sell and deliver spirits
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 8, 2020A new emergency rule regarding alcohol sales provides much needed relief for local businesses.
Students make memories before spring break during Green Beer Day festivities
By Emma Skidmore | Mar. 4, 2020The annual Green Beer Day incites students to skip class and have fun.
