Athens Bread Company bakes goods, fosters positivity
By Caitlyn Vance | 9:43pmAthens Bread Company, a neighborhood staple, has served the community for over 10 years.
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Sassy Cassie: Notre Dame doesn’t deserve special treatment
By Cassie Dye | 9:19pmThe Notre Dame football team missed the College Football Playoff this year based on its loss to the Miami Hurricanes. While the Fighting Irish is a good team, they choose their schedule, and they shouldn’t get a new rule so they qualify for the CFP.
Police Blotter: Upset exes, big arguments
By Fiona Petticrew | 8:58pmAthens County Sheriff’s Office deputies were met with several verbal disputes this week, involving upset ex-partners and neighbors, as well as runaway horses and juveniles.
Men’s Basketball: Jackson Paveletzke takes over to upset St. Bonaventure
By Owen Lipstreu | Dec. 15Jackson Paveletzke’s huge game helped carry Ohio to a win over St. Bonaventure.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio wins in overtime against St. Bonaventure
By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 14The Bobcats got a massive win over the Bonnies in Cleveland.
Bobcats dispersing over winter break
By Fiona Petticrew | Dec. 9This winter break, Bobcats and faculty are ready to head home to family to celebrate the holidays and enjoy their time away from school. Many people have plans to travel before the spring semester, visiting friends and family in tropical climates and frigid ones.
Retro Technology is making a comeback
By Jordyn Wilson | Dec. 9Retro technology and decor are making a comeback because they offer warmth, comfort and a sense of relief from the digitally overwhelming world.
Education Department redefines professional degrees
By Finn Smith | Dec. 9A plan released by the U.S. Department of Education would place caps on student aid borrowing for graduate programs based on whether the program is deemed professional.
Two Appalachian states bound by one epidemic take different paths forward
By Natalie Saddler , Abby Waechter and Maria Saunders | Dec. 9Two Appalachian states are bound by the same opioid crisis but are taking different paths forward. The Post traveled to West Virginia to compare how two college towns and their surrounding counties are responding.
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ anticipates season finale in episode seven
By Jude Hannahs | Dec. 9Fans are now one episode away from HBO’s “IT: Welcome to Derry” season finale.
‘Zootopia 2’ is Disney at its best
By Luke Ream | Dec. 9The sequel to the 2016 hit film, “Zootopia,” hit theaters Nov. 26 and broke every box office record in its path. Here’s a review of the latest Disney success.
Streaming services impact holiday specials
By Austin Yau | Dec. 9With the prevalence of streaming and the death of cable TV, seasonal specials are becoming less frequent, despite the generational love for the holiday spirit.
Police blotter: Dog on duty, not-there snakes, multiple arrests
By Kaitlin Hogg | Dec. 9Police blotter: Who knew ding dong ditching was still popular?
Renovations continue at The Lostro ahead of Playa Bowls opening
By Laynee Eslich | Dec. 9The Lostro has undergone multiple renovations, including the current implication of Playa Bowls. The construction of the superfruit bowl franchise follows guidelines to preserve the building's history.
U.S. Weekly Headlines: redistricting battles, immigration restrictions
By Avery St. George | Dec. 9This week’s headlines involve the Trump administration’s pause on immigration from 19 countries and the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Texas congressional map.
Heidi’s Hot Takes: ‘Stranger Things’ is more than TV show
By Heidi Bartolone | Dec. 9The TV show, “Stranger Things,” will go down in history as an incredibly beloved show.
Oh Well: College students shouldn’t be expected to give gifts
By Cassidy McClurg | Dec. 9College students shouldn’t be expected to spend money on gifts to be given to family and friends.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Writing is a therapeutic tool important for society
By Kyra Dapore | Dec. 9Writing can connect people and demonstrate humanity through words. It is also a way of release and should be taken advantage of.
Emily’s Evidence: Checking out of politics is concerning
By Emily Stokes | Dec. 9Many members of Gen Z have become overwhelmed with politics. But the larger trend shows irreversible damage for young adults not getting involved now.
