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Bobcat Lane will have a 'trial' open
By SARA JERDE | June 30, 2014Bobcat Lane is gonna open, folks.
Man who allegedy drove into The Crystal gets OVI charge, Tuesday court date
By Joshua Lim | June 29, 2014This article initially incorrectly stated that Logan Graber had been released from custody after signing a $4,000 bond. The Post regrets the error.
Doctors Hospital Nelsonville to close, new facility open in its stead
By Sam Howard | June 29, 2014Less than one year after U.S. Route 33 officially bypassed Nelsonville, the northern Athens County village appears to be losing another long-held piece of infrastructure.
Tuition hike will not affect hundreds of students
By Will Drabold | June 29, 2014Scroll down for a graphic explaining the tuition increase.
NYC bands set for punk show at Smiling Skull
By Stan O’Neill | June 27, 2014New York band Bluffing is an act that promises not to waste the listener’s time, melding catchy melodies and fierce brevity into a punk-pop hybrid that explodes in moments of misfit energy.
Board approves funding for Alden Library projects
By William Gibbs | June 26, 2014Renovations and upgrades to Alden Library approved at Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting may take years to complete, with current students seeing only some of their benefits.
OU continues to break enrollment records
By Maria DeVito | June 26, 2014It looks like Ohio University will have another record breaking year for applications and first year student enrollment.
Board of Trustees approves tuition increase
By Will Drabold | June 26, 2014In a move expected for months, Ohio University's governing body approved a 1.5 percent tuition increase Friday morning that will cost students $156 more annually.
Board of Trustees
June 26, 2014Here, you'll find a landing page with Post stories related to the June Board of Trustees meeting.
Car crashes into The Crystal, driver flees down Court Street
June 26, 2014Social media reports began rolling in around midnight on Thursday night that a white, Ford Mustang crashed into The Crystal, 34 North Court St.
Sports Column: World Cup instills a new American Dream
By Charlie Hatch | June 25, 2014RECIFE, BRAZIL — Growing up, my dad would always play “Death or Glory” by The Clash for our family before anything important happened. The title was self-explanatory, yet it carried so much weight. It described competition in its simplest sense: win or lose.
Sports Column: Brazil is overwhelmed by the World Cup
By Charlie Hatch | June 22, 2014The FIFA World Cup brings out the best and the worst of football, and it’s done the same for Brazil.
West Union Street renovation gets boost from Ohio EPA
By William T. Perkins | June 22, 2014While Richland Avenue gets its long-awaited facelift this summer, another one of Athens’ main arteries — West Union Street — will see its own share of construction.
'Boogie on the Bricks' brings music and fun to Athens
By Rebekah Barnes | June 19, 2014It’s time to put a little bit of boogie back on the Athens’ bricks.
Ohio Valley Summer Theater group performs The King And I
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | June 19, 2014In its 63 years of doing Athens community theater, Ohio Valley Summer Theater has done
