The Federal Communications Commission announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will aid qualifying households by providing discounts on broadband and electronic devices.
The resolution was initially introduced due to acts of hate and violence against the AAPI community and a recent email incident in the district.
Athens and Ohio University cases remain relatively low, and vaccinations are proceeding amid the Johnson & Johnson pause.
The bill would provide townships with a veto for neighboring townships’ renewable energy plans.
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.
A man who was reported for trespassing began swinging two large sticks and making threats towards deputies when they located him.
Patterson was appointed for a one-year term on the council.
Two individuals got into an argument over an incident in a parking lot and continued to escalate until deputies arrived.
The Athens Police Department and Ohio Investigative Unit are staying vigilant during COVID-19 to catch underage drinkers.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced restrictions will be fully lifted once there are 50 cases per 100,000 people.
Heritage Hall will host vaccine clinics for Ohio University students.
Some locals view the bill as positive thing for Athens businesses and the community.
Ohio’s Windy 9, a motorcycle route system, is one of many safe attractions for visitors and Athens residents.
The lawsuit asks the court to order that abortion providers not be penalized by Senate Bill 27 during an interim period.
A 3-year-old child was found wandering alone in Athens and was returned to his parents.
Athens remains in the red zone despite a growing number of vaccinations.
OU students gathered on Court Street after the OU men’s basketball team won its first round game in March Madness.
An increase of students on campus and the removal of curfews has increased business for local restaurants.
The bar had little social distancing and mask wearing as patrons celebrated the win.
Jefferson Marketplace being closed for the Spring Semester can bring challenges to students struggling with food accessibility.
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