Despite the Bobcats utilizing their third-string quarterback this season, receivers Sebastian Smith and Brendan Cope don't put much thought into who's behind center.
Some would turn up their nose at investigating trash, but Detective Doug Crites sees a chance to make a difference.
Ohio is still deciding on who will be the main goalkeeper as it continues to rotate among three youngsters.
Local band Mrs. Helen Highwater looks to express the unexplainable “Clam Rock” genre to Athens.
Columnist Erin Davoran discusses why she thinks parents deserve a weekend dedicated to them.
Gun shots were fired when a group of individuals tried to steal marijuana plants from a residence in Athens County.
"The Best of Second City" show is set to include sketches, songs and improv.
The tech company has set its sights on conquering a new field of the medical variety.
Simone Miller's experience with Jeter's Leaders has influenced her on and off the volleyball court.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015:
Peyton White finishes seventh at Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational.
OUPD arrested the former Ohio University basketball player after he was charged with gross sexual imposition, a fourth degree felony.
New Uptown clothing store, Bluetique, has different brands available for women young and old.
With new products and additions to preexisting ones, Apple looks to add higher quality technological advancements to their brand.
The records sent to the Ohio Office of the Inspector General include information about Coventry Lane lease payments, structural problems with 29 Park Place and payments for the McDavis’ stay at the Ohio University Inn in March.
Netflix shows Orange is the New Black and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt lead the charge in portraying women positively in TV.
Sports Editor Luke O'Roark, staff writer Wynston Wilcox and field hockey reporter Cameron Fields talk about Ohio sports over the weekend.
A new a cappella group is forming and is hoping to perform soon.
Amplified Observations' columnist Luke Furman explains why it’s all right to like and appreciate an album but never return to it after an initial listen.
Twitter has been abuzz since the news, which also trended on Facebook.
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