Videos show man falling after climbing utility pole
By Kevin Pan and Molly Schramm | Sep. 13, 2019The incident occurred Friday night behind a row of houses on Palmer Street.
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CPS welcomes new therapy dog this semester
By Kirsten Thomas | Sep. 12, 2019Penny is a 14-month-old Aussiedoodle.
E-Scooters may be coming to Athens
By Maddie Bussert | Sep. 11, 2019Four or five different companies are interested in coming to Athens.
APD receives rape report
By Ian McKenzie | Sep. 10, 2019This is the third rape report of the school year.
City Council considers using The Ridges as location for affordable housing
By Jamie Clarkson | Sep. 10, 2019Councilmembers are looking for ways to create affordable housing within the city limits for non-student residents.
Athens County census committee hopes to improve low rates of student self-responses
By George Shillcock | Sep. 9, 2019The average response rate for parts of Uptown Athens in 2010 was 31%, a number attributed to low self-response rates of students.
Athens city issues boil advisory
By Ian McKenzie | Sep. 5, 2019The precautionary advisory will last until 11 p.m. Friday.
Ohio University student political parties prepare for the new year
By George Shillcock | Aug. 28, 2019Both student organizations are beginning their year of supporting local candidates and helping students become politically active.
City Council: Ridges considered as potential site for affordable housing
By Bennett Leckrone | Aug. 26, 2019Affordable Housing Commission members say The Ridges could one day be a housing project.
Athens Restaurant Week celebrates local eateries
By Keri Johnson | Aug. 6, 2019Athens Restaurant Week showcased 13 restaurants in the area for a good cause.
Swing State of Mind: Athens Mayoral Candidate Damon Krane
By Maddie Capron and George Shillcock | July 15, 2019Damon Krane discusses running against current Mayor Steve Patterson.
Athens named one of the best college towns to start a career in
By Abby Miller | July 13, 2019Athens tied for 15th on the list.
Lotsa Pizza closed
By Ian McKenzie | July 2, 2019After two years of service, Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza has closed.
21 years later, the Brick Criterium returns
By Ian McKenzie | June 21, 2019After 21 years, the Brick Criterium is back in Athens.
Alexander Local School District levy passes after recount
By Ian McKenzie | June 6, 2019The levy’s votes stayed exactly the same.
OU graduate charged with 25 counts of murder in Mount Carmel case
By Ian McKenzie | June 5, 2019The charges say the victims were given at least 500 micrograms of fentanyl.
APD identifies man found dead near parking garage
By Nolan Simmons | June 3, 2019Athens Police Department identified the man as Evan D. Key.
Athens resident found dead on College Street
By Ashton Nichols | May 31, 2019The man allegedly fell from the top of the parking garage.
Ohio Secretary of State orders recount of Alexander School District's income tax issue
By Ian McKenzie | May 31, 2019Recounts will take place June 3.
City Council: Discussion on entering into new grant agreement; city code changed about outdoor fires
By Ian McKenzie | May 21, 2019The grant from the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council could mean up to $25,000 for Athens.
