Baseball: Ohio swept at home in series against Western Michigan
By Jude Hannahs | 12:00amThe Bobcats fall to the visiting Broncos in three conference contests.
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Oh Well: 'Love Story' is invasive, but addictive
By Cassidy McClurg | 12:00amRyan Murphy’s new series “Love Story” continues a never-ending obsession with biopics and the private lives of celebrities. Although we are watching watered-down versions of beloved celebrities, it’s addictive.
David’s Thoughts: We must live Black history, not just remember it
By David Asamoah | 12:00amWhen it comes to remembering history, it’s most effective when we integrate history’s lessons into our lives rather than leaving them in the past. We must take action in the present in honor of the past rather than only remembering it.
Ask Aleni: There is a thing as too much protein
By Aleni Bender | 12:00amThe use of protein has overtaken dietary habits, with widely known companies incorporating protein into popular menu items. Consumers are buying into this trend while overlooking the health risks and missing nutrients involved in a high-protein diet.
Abby's Angle: Tanking isn't a crisis in the NBA
By Abby Shriver | 12:00amTanking has drawn heavy criticism in the NBA this season, but commissioner Adam Silver shouldn’t rush to change rules or penalize teams. Instead, tanking is a natural part of the league that allows struggling teams to control their fate and improve.
Editorial: Women always lead the change we need
By The Post Editorial Board | 12:00amThe National Women’s History Alliance named this year's Women’s History Month with the theme “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future.”
Stars Align: March 15-21, hibernation season is over
By Clara Leder | 12:00amHibernation season is officially over; a new positive chapter is beginning for each of the signs.
Athens City Council declines to advance police drone grant
By Laynee Eslich | 12:00amThe Athens City Police Department was one of nine municipalities selected for grant technology to be used by first responders. Athens Police Chief Nick Magruder said emergencies could be viewed from these drones for a more effective response.
Police blotter: Filed reports, almost stolen bikes, warrants of the week
By Kaitlin Hogg | 12:00amPolice blotter: Active warrants out and traffic complaints. Read more for the crimes and cops of March 6 through March 12.
US Headlines: Russia inactive in Iran conflict, SAVE America Act
By Finn Smith | 12:00amU.S. Headlines: Ongoing investigation shows US likely ordered strike on Iranian elementary school, SAVE America Act to restrict voting for many citizens and Russia remains inactive in Iran conflict.
World’s largest natural gas generation facility planned for Ohio
By Finn Smith | 12:00amPortsmouth is expected to be the site of the largest natural gas generation facility in the world, generating 9.2 gigawatts of power, as part of a Japan-U.S. trade deal.
Weekender Briefs: Global Arts Festival, Damar Hamlin, ‘Charlie & The Chocolate Factory’
By Ethan Herx | 12:00amAthens County is busy this week with St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, artistic workshops and the Global Arts Festival.
Rough Patch band makes debut
By Fiona Petticrew | 12:00amNew local band Rough Patch consists of five members who love spending time creating music and jamming with each other. The band has several shows in the near future, and welcomes anyone interested in its rock sound.
Athens County Public Libraries offer resources to students, locals
By Maria Saunders | 12:00amThe Athens County Public Libraries offer programming like LEGO building and resources like the Library of Things and Tool Library.
Bobcats and Ballgowns creates magic across Athens
By Caitlyn Vance | 12:00amBobcats and Ballgowns, founded last fall, is a student-run, character performing organization.
