Proposed changes to the Garbage and Rubbish Ordinance have cleared all the procedural hurdles it needs to be adopted this week, but the councilwoman who introduced and authored the legislation has said that might not happen.
There’s a graveyard of lost phones, keys and IDs floating around Uptown, awaiting their owner’s return to the bars.
Officials on the ground worked to restore power Saturday morning and into the afternoon.
Goblins, ghouls and some choo-choo trains gathered at the Athens Community Center for another candy-filled evening
A new report by the Government Accountability Office shows Ohio isn’t testing for chemicals before they enter hydraulic fracturing injection wells.
Even though college-aged residents of Athens have adequate opportunities and resources to vote, turnout stats are still disappointingly low.
The report centered on locations in six states, including Athens County.
OU students are more likely to use blue lights to call anyone else besides the police.
The Halloween gunfire was among the November crimes of the month
A candidate for U.S. Congress stopped by Baker Wednesday
Stolen items outnumber reports of stolen property
Athens City burglary reports have almost doubled this year, and the year hasn’t even ended.
During their pretrial Wednesday, the students arrested on Sept. 10 at Student Senate had their charges reduced from a fourth degree misdemeanor to a minor misdemeanor
The League of Women Voters held their final candidate forum featuring common pleas court judge candidates Herman Carson and George McCarthy
Four students who were arrested at the Student Senate meeting after Megan Marzec’s “blood bucket” challenge will have their pretrial Wednesday afternoon.
The East State St and U.S. 33 interchange will become the home of Ohio’s second diverging diamond interchange.
Pat Quakenbush of Haunted Hocking encourages Athens residents to get involved with ghost-hunting tours just in time for Halloween.
A county auditor’s occupation might not be the most glamorous — but it’s one worth about $52 million in funding, with $12 million of that coming from taxpayer dollars.
The race for Ohio’s 15th Congressional District pins an Ohio National Guardsman against a retired U.S. Air Force veteran.
The two candidates for State Representative of the 94th District both say that something has to be done about education, job growth and ensuring that constituents are fairly represented at the Ohio Statehouse — they just don’t agree how.
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