More than $12,200 raised for Union Street employees in under 24 hours
By Dina Berliner | Nov. 17, 2014A donation page for employees of the affected businesses from the West Union St. fire on Sunday has taken off.
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Firefighters battled an early-morning blaze that destroyed numerous Uptown businesses, displaced dozens of OU students.
By Sam Howard | Nov. 16, 2014Throughout Sunday, firefighters battled an early-morning blaze that destroyed a handful of Uptown businesses and displaced dozens of OU students.
After many were affected by the Union Street fire, local companies helped out any way they could
By Julia Fair | Nov. 16, 2014After many were affected by the Union Street fire, local companies helped out any way they could.
What you need to know about the Uptown Athens fire
By SARA JERDE | Nov. 16, 2014Officials are investigating what started a fire that raged for hours, causing power outages throughout the city of Athens and significant damage to five buildings on Union Street.
Fire in Uptown Athens leaves 40 OU students displaced
By The Post Staff | Nov. 16, 2014Athens Uptown Fire
Woman reportedly raped on Main Green on Tuesday
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 15, 2014A woman reportedly was raped by a male Tuesday on Main Green; the man fled after she sprayed pepper spray at him.
Police frequently receive misleading calls to dispatch
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 14, 2014The Athens Police Department frequently receives misleading calls for service to its dispatch, though not necessarily false
Most Athens County fires happen during banned months
By Julia Fair | Nov. 14, 2014Every year the Ohio Department of Natural Resources estimates an average of 1,000 wildfires occur in Ohio
Police budgets rising, OUPD’s overtime exceeds budget line
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 14, 2014Both local police forces have larger budgets than years previous.
Dog shelter statistics continue to stagnate
By Suhyeon Park | Nov. 14, 2014Athens County Commissioners got updated statistics from the county dog shelter Thursday.
Changes made to handling of sexual assault cases
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 12, 2014After an October laden with backlash toward law enforcement handling of sexual assault cases, changes are being made swiftly.
Athens celebrates Veterans Day with parade, ceremony
By Julia Fair | Nov. 12, 2014Athens celebrates Veterans Day with a parade and ceremony. Some thought student turnout was fine, others expected more.
There are five veterans serving in the Athens Police Department, and some say that veteran support locally is low
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 12, 2014There are five veterans serving in the Athens Police Department who say that veteran support locally is low.
Police Blotter: Thefts abound last week
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 11, 2014No item is of little worth in the eyes of a thief.
City looks to resurrect Pedestrian-Bicycle subcommittee
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 10, 2014Monday's Athens City Council Meeting discussed many issues related to local citizens who own/ride bicycles.
Athens City Council Preview: Council members to discuss bike spur
By EMILY BOHATCH | Nov. 10, 2014City to take another look at bike spur
University reaches settlement for 2010 wrongful death lawsuit case
By Suhyeon Park | Nov. 9, 2014Three years after the father of Andrea Robinson, who died of bacterial meningitis, sued the Ohio University and related officials for neglecting their duties, attorneys from the both sides settled on $1 million.
Ohio University fraternity Pi Kappa Phi held their 5th annual Pie A Pi Kapp Saturday
By Luke Furman | Nov. 9, 2014Ohio University fraternity Pi Kappa Phi held their 5th annual Pie A Pi Kapp Saturday, in benefit of The Ability Experience
OUPD records show decrease in campus bike thefts
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 9, 2014Those who live on South Green are more likely to have their bikes stolen.
City officials slow to answer questions on electrical aggregation
By EMILY BOHATCH | Nov. 7, 2014City officials haven’t adopted an electrical aggregation plan despite voters approving the idea last year.
