Authors @ Alden continues series virtually with J.W. Smith
By Kayla Bennett | Nov. 2, 2020J.W. Smith shares his story and talks about his new book at Authors @ Alden.
J.W. Smith shares his story and talks about his new book at Authors @ Alden.
Fisher owns the restaurant with his wife, Aysha.
Despite the challenges of virtual meetings, Ohio University’s Society of Photographic Illustrators supports students’ photographic pursuits via video call.
This past May, the retired fisherman went viral on Twitter with “a bucket of spuds.”
As COVID-19 has altered just about every aspect of human life, academics can seemingly become the least of college student’s current worries.
The survey’s deadline is Nov. 2.
Blennerhassett Island State Park hosts overnight ghost hunts by the Hidden Marietta Tour Co. during the Halloween season.
The Blue Moon Pottery sale runs from noon to 6 p.m., Friday and Saturday.
As the coronavirus keeps us indoors and on our computers and phones, many people are finding themselves frustrated by online dating gone wrong.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Having a cat, dog or other pet at home during the COVID-19 pandemic brings many individuals comfort during quarantine.
From filming at home to radio shows, Tantrum is dedicated to bringing the theatrical arts to life.
The LGBT Center’s virtual SafeZone curriculum has adapted to an online format.
As interest grows in plant-based diets, people are seeing more benefits.
The scholarship will bring awareness to racial justice.
Live Healthy Appalachia and the Esselstyn family are teaming up to educate people on plant-based diets.
The roller skating rink will host its annual Halloween party this Saturday.
Reconnecting alumni with their alma mater, Ohio Today tells stories with heart and substance.
With common meeting places closed and extra precautions in place, divorce is no easier during the pandemic.
From clothing brands to self care products, these OU students are juggling their course work with running a business.