The board may have approved the facilities master plan but few decisions still need to be made before the bond is ready for the November ballot.
City council members approved construction projects for a bridge and a bike-way spur on their last session before a July break.
At their Monday night meeting, Athens City Council members heard a proposal to increase the age to 21 for buying tobacco.
City Council passes last minute ordinance in response to the Fraternal Order of Police and the Ohio Labor Council.
City Council members approved funding for a bikeway extension and street closures for a motorcycle rally.
Joshua Braglin used several racial slurs to describe Hocking College’s interim police chief.
Before facing Steve Stivers in November, three Democratic candidates with no political experience have to run against each other.
The Holler Network focused on what fuels the fire of white supremacy Tuesday.
Wesley Goodman has resigned after alleged sexual harassment.
This is the 6th annual F--kRapeCulture rally.
Creative Foundations will be the new provider of Passion Works Studio as ATCO is set to dissolve.
The increase in foster children is due largely to the amount of opiate abuse in Athens County and in Ohio in general, according to Children Services.
Even though the group is based in Athens, OUCR does not limit its work to inside state lines. As club alumni have flocked to West Virginia politics, so has OUCR to West Virginia events.
Summer in Athens sees it share of debauchery
Here are some of the biggest headlines that hit Athens after Ohio University’s spring term ended
Off-campus housing options tend to be picked over by late summer.
Athens City Council approved legislation authorizing new "smart" recycling containers to be installed on streets Uptown.
Several places near Athens offer options for small day trips to suit all interests.
Every Bobcat should recognize these administrators, city officials and law enforcers.
An Athens man has been charged with murder after an overnight investigation.
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