Music producers’ roles are at the foundation of music
Music producers are the heartbeat of music, and each of them have their own preferences when it comes ...
Athens officials, residents react to potentially controversial Ohio Senate bill
The bill would provide townships with a veto for neighboring townships’ renewable energy plans.
Athens small businesses have higher expectations for summer sales
Businesses in Athens have struggled financially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but increases in vaccinations ...
City Council: Body passes ordinance to transfer funds, discusses adding source of income discrimination to Athens City code
Council also passed a resolution thanking former Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter for her service to the city.
Athens City-County Health Department to hold vaccination clinics for 12 to 15 year olds
The announcement comes after the FDA and CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for the age range.
City Council: Beth Clodfelter announces resignation, creation of uptown beverage area discussed
Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter has accepted a position in Sen. Sherrod Brown’s office and will be leaving Council immediately.
Coronavirus: Risk level lowered from red to orange in Athens County
The change follows decreasing COVID-19 cases and increasing vaccinations.
City Council: Mayor Steve Patterson discusses racial equity, Athens named Bee City USA affiliate
Ohio University was also approved as a Bee Campus USA affiliate.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson no longer considering congressional seat campaign
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson expressed concerns about the future of the district boundary.
Nelsonville resident crashes car into ARTS/West on Monday morning following police pursuit
After failing to negotiate a curve, a Nelsonville woman crashed her car into the ARTS/West building at 50 mph.
NAACP at OU protests death of Ma’Khia Bryant, Daunte Wright at Athens County Courthouse
Members of the NAACP at Ohio University gathered outside of the Athens Courthouse on Friday.
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.
Music producers’ roles are at the foundation of music
Music producers are the heartbeat of music, and each of them have their own preferences when it comes to their creative processes.
A look into progressive Athens City Council candidates’ platforms
Damon Krane was the most recent candidate to announce his campaign for Athens City Council, and will be focusing on many of the same issues as when he ran for mayor.
Athens City School District plans to vaccinate students in effort to get them back in the classroom for fall
Athens City Schools Superintendent Tom Gibbs plans for in-person instruction.
Federal Communications Commission to provide discounts on broadband services
The Federal Communications Commission announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will aid qualifying households by providing discounts on broadband and electronic devices.
Resolution supporting AAPI community passed by Athens City School District Board of Education
The resolution was initially introduced due to acts of hate and violence against the AAPI community and a recent email incident in the district.
Coronavirus: 80 new cases, two deaths
Athens and Ohio University cases remain relatively low, and vaccinations are proceeding amid the Johnson & Johnson pause.
Athens officials, residents react to potentially controversial Ohio Senate bill
The bill would provide townships with a veto for neighboring townships’ renewable energy plans.
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.
Police Blotter: Man swings sticks at deputies; man throws rocks at cars
A man who was reported for trespassing began swinging two large sticks and making threats towards deputies when they located him.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson to serve on National League of Cities’ Race, Equity and Leadership Council
Patterson was appointed for a one-year term on the council.
Police Blotter: Individuals argue in parking lots; man suspects friend stole money
Two individuals got into an argument over an incident in a parking lot and continued to escalate until deputies arrived.
