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Hockey: Ohio celebrates senior night, splits series with Liberty

By Annabelle Grace | Feb. 17

Ohio dropped a game on Sunday to another top team in Liberty.

Wrestling: Ohio drops dual meet to Clarion, 25-16

By Jude Hannahs | Feb. 17

The Bobcats lost their fifth dual meet in a row with the latest against Clarion.

Road salt shortages sweep Ohio, residents forced indoors

By Kaitlin Hogg | Feb. 17

Road salt ran low in Athens after late-January storms as demand surged across Ohio. A 500-ton shipment Feb. 12 restored local supply.

Hemlocke Springs stands out with debut album

By Emma Snyder-Lovera | Feb. 17

Hemlocke Springs’ debut album, “the apple tree under the sea,” was released Friday, blending different sounds and sensory experiences for audiences to enjoy.

Entertainment Look-A-Head: Concerts, movies, new releases

By Emma Snyder-Lovera | Feb. 17

This week offers plenty of entertainment, including new releases, local concerts, and music at The Side Bar, The Union, Stuart’s Opera House and the West End Ciderhouse.

‘Send Help’ is textbook Sam Raimi

By Jude Hannahs | Feb. 17

“Send Help” (2026) is the latest from legendary auteur filmmaker Sam Raimi.

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Spotify sues Anna's Archive for $13 trillion after major data scrape

By Dawnelle Blake | Feb. 17

Spotify sues Anna’s Archive for $13 trillion after it scraped 300 terabytes of data.

BudPost: Am I doing this right?

By BudPost Staff Writer | Feb. 17

Everyone who enjoys marijuana has their own preference for how they indulge. With so many options on the market now, it can be hard to figure out what works best for you.

Stars Align: Feb.16-21 horoscope, eclipse edition

By Clara Leder | Feb. 17

The first solar eclipse of the season, the “ring of fire,” brings transformation and change for all signs.

Darn it, Daniel: Entertainers don't need to discuss politics

By Daniel Gorbett | Feb. 17

Darn it, Daniel talks about remaining non-political as an entertainer.

Editorial: Nancy Guthrie's abduction should be a wake-up call

By The Post Editorial Board | Feb. 17

The recovery of Nancy Guthrie’s doorbell camera footage proves it should be essential for older people to have security camera systems, providing essential safety and tracking of daily activities, as well as peace of mind to family members.

Michael's Mic Drop: TikTok survived the ban, privacy didn't

By Michael Dorwaldt | Feb. 17

Even though TikTok’s new ownership structure claims to protect Americans by placing the app under U.S. control, its privacy policy proves the platform still operates as a surveillance-based business model built on invasive data collection.

Weekender Briefs: Comedy, recreation, workshop

By Ethan Herx | Feb. 17

Open mic nights, a comedian and music are just some of the things going on in Athens County this week.

US Headlines: Trump tariffs policy, Measles vaccine encouraged

By Finn Smith | Feb. 17

U.S. Headlines: Top health officials urge Americans to receive measles vaccination, “Walk for Peace” comes to an end in D.C. and House votes to end Trump tariff policy.

New SNAP work requirements put pressure on Southeast Ohioans

By Liv Jacobs | Feb. 17

Changes to work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) went into effect in early February. These changes pose many problems for those living in rural Ohio, specifically the Southeast region.

Students seek support at Academic Achievement Center

By Drew Hoffmaster | Feb. 17

Students struggling academically or wanting help with a subject can turn to the Academic Achievement Center. The AAC offers a variety of services and support for whatever students need.

Cooking for Souls fights food insecurity in Athens

By Liv Jacobs | Feb. 17

Cooking for Souls is giving Ohio University students an opportunity to give back to the Athens community. Through food drives and fundraisers, Cooking for Souls is dedicated to making a positive impact through its work.