Harvest of Ohio opens new medical marijuana dispensary in Athens
By Sophia Young | Sep. 15, 2021The dispensary, which will hold its grand opening Sept. 20, held a soft opening Wednesday.
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The dispensary, which will hold its grand opening Sept. 20, held a soft opening Wednesday.
The renovation of the two businesses is set to be finished sometime within the month.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a report of rocks being thrown through a woman’s window.
Estimates of breakthrough cases on campus are being gathered through asymptomatic testing on campus.
The Athens City-County Health Department will resume its daily Monday through Friday COVID-19 briefings.
Service Safety Director Andrew Stone recommended waiting until closer to Oct. 1 to make a final decision regarding the allowance of Halloween festivities.
A man in his 40s was reported dead Tuesday.
Deputies responded to a vehicle stuck on railroad tracks.
Keshav Deshpande, a trauma, acute care and critical care surgeon at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center in Columbus, said students are a historically large demographic in blood donations.
Council also made several appropriations during the Finance and Personnel committee meeting.
Union Street Diner added a parklet mid-July and El Tenampa opened its doors to the public in April.
The district was temporarily closed due to COVID-19 related staff shortages.
Brigette Hires, director of the Office of Nutrition for the Ohio Department of Education, encouraged families to take advantage of the program.
59 positive cases have been reported among 800 students since Aug. 26.
The Athens Farmers Market and The Dairy Barn Arts Center expected this summer to look different from 2020’s summer due to the decline in COVID-19 restrictions.
Superintendent Tom Gibbs said the district will increase efforts to hire new drivers, substitutes.
Currently, there are no local or state policies in place regarding limitations on gathering sizes.
The DORA went into effect July 29 after being approved by Athens City Council on June 21.
Council suspended the rules to unanimously approve an ordinance requiring individuals to wear masks in indoor public spaces.
Athens County has seen a 66.67% increase in COVID-19 cases from Aug. 4 to Aug. 11.