Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly has decided not to contest the preliminary decision by an Ohio Supreme Court-appointed commission to recommend his temporary suspension from duty.
Mulberry Street, the short road which connects Richland Avenue to Park Place, might not be open for graduation.
An Athens man accused of exchanging money and drugs with a Glouster woman so he could have sex with her teenaged stepdaughter was arraigned Monday in Athens County Common Pleas Court.
Athens County Commissioners are encouraging residents to “wear blue” and get involved in preventing child abuse for the month of April.
Although he originally pleaded innocent, a local man pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple theft charges and could face more than two decades in prison.
Athens could become one of the first cities in Ohio to provide curbside compost pickup, city officials have said.
Whether it’s with vegetable gardens, donation stations or cooking classes, Community Food Initiative officials say the local organization is striving to fill hungry bellies and foodie desires in Athens.
More than a dozen Athens County residents got some face time with state Rep. Debbie Phillips on Friday to air out their concerns, chief among them the state regulations on injection wells.
Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl called this winter one of the harshest he’s seen in his tenure, but the freezing temperatures and snowfall might have been cruelest to the city’s roads.
When he reflected on previous years, Mayor Paul Wiehl said he’s not anticipating a chaotic High Fest.
Buttons, wooden doors and old fan blades may not be as common of materials as paint and clay in the art world, but artists Ann Brown and Richard Linn look to use these and more in their works.
State Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-Athens, will be making a journey to her House district in the latest of a series of quarterly meetings with her constituents.
Amid a season when Catholics traditionally sacrifice their favorite indulgences or vices, the parishes of Christ the King Church and St. Paul are offering a traditional alternative for those cutting meat from their Friday diets.
As a high school football player during the 1970s, Dave Williams had the opportunity to meet legendary Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown.
When he reflected on previous years, Mayor Paul Wiehl said he’s not anticipating a chaotic High Fest.
Amid a season where Catholics traditionally sacrifice their favorite indulgences or vices, the parishes of Christ the King Church and St. Paul are offering a traditional alternative for those cutting meat from their Friday diets.
State Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-Athens, will be making a journey to her House district in the latest of a series of quarterly meetings with her constituents.
Although the fest season had officially kicked off last weekend with Mill Fest, business owners are already seeing increases in their sales and expect for sales to continue to tick upward as Saturday’s High Fest approaches.
A student caught drinking underage wouldn’t be the only one in trouble if Athens City Council approves a new ordinance law enforcement plans to propose.
A Glouster woman accused of using her 16-year-old stepdaughter as a prostitute in exchange for money and drugs last fall changed her plea to guilty in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday.
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