After winning the Athens City Council 1st Ward primary, Arian Smedley plans to focus on safety with her background as a long-time west side resident.
City Council voted in favor of tabling the discussion on city funding for Baileys Trail.
Funds needed to be reassigned because of unexpected elements with duct work and building support elements.
Thirteen houses did not have any reports.
The Commission on Disabilities plans to continue working with local businesses to increase accessibility for all.
The restaurant aims to create a fine dining experience without the fine dining price.
There was a total of eight arrests throughout the night.
This change will make reproductive healthcare less accessible for both students and Athens residents alike.
They will be deployed Nov. 4.
Abortion rates reach record low since nationwide legalization in 1973.
This year, Athens will host events during the day and at night so that all ages can have events to attend for Halloween weekend.
Frank McDermott is displaying his guitar collection at the Kennedy Museum of Art.
Two ordinances were also introduced to dispose of an aging fire truck and purchase a new one.
The economic impact of students in Athens is reflected in the abundance of local businesses around the campus.
Patterson received a “canary candidate” endorsement from Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Mayoral candidates and At-Large City Council members openly discussed their ideas regarding a variety of topics.
The elevators have been repaired, but a facelift of $630,000 is still in the works.
The NEDA walk will take place Saturday morning.
The resident just likes leaving the door open.
The new Marshalls on East State Street will open Oct. 24.
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