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Pat Kelly trial date pushed back
By Kelly Fisher | July 16, 2014The original trial date for suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was pushed from Sept. 29 to Jan. 26, 2015, nearly a year after his Jan. 31 indictment, according to visiting Judge Patricia Ann Cosgrove.
Ohio University's 2014-15 highest-paid administrators
By Will Drabold | July 15, 2014Ohio University has compiled the 2014-15 academic year listing of administrative salaries, and Saul Phillips, OU's new men's basketball coach, has the university's highest base salary at $550,000.
Ohio University Kennedy Museum to see repairs
By Will Drabold | July 15, 2014Repairs to the roof, heating and cooling systems, and fire alarms are coming to the Kennedy Museum of Art.
OUPD find no evidence to support possible shooting
By Joshua Lim, Suhyeon Park | July 14, 2014Ohio University Police Department found no evidence to support a possible shooting or ongoing threat after an East Green search Tuesday.
Athens City Council entertaining ordinance to curtail barking dogs, meowing cats
By William T. Perkins | July 14, 2014City council members are getting closer to introducing an ordinance they say will make it easier for law enforcement officers to respond to complaints about noisy pets.
Another new Athens city fire truck, another $250,000 promise from OU
By Sam Howard, William T. Perkins | July 13, 2014City of Athens officials say they need a new fire truck.
Ranking dubs Ohio University a "best buy" university
By Maria DeVito | July 13, 2014Despite its latest tuition increase, Ohio University is one of the nation's best value public universities for students, according to a new ranking.
IRS: McDavis' house is taxable
By Will Drabold | July 13, 2014When Roderick J. McDavis became Ohio University’s president a decade ago, he moved into 29 Park Place, a 7,000-square-foot, 2 1/2-story home at the heart of OU’s campus in Athens.
Autopsy reports shed light on Athens' springtime deaths
By Joshua Lim | July 13, 2014The death of an Athens man whose body was found in the Hocking River more than a month after he first disappeared in March was caused by drowning, the Athens County coroner said in an autopsy report.
Stocker Center cannot put out fires
By Bret Jamerson | July 11, 2014Stocker Center, home to one of Ohio University's largest colleges, dozens of faculty offices, classrooms and laboratories, does not have a working sprinkler system. The fire alarm works, but no water will spray from ceilings to kill a fire.
GoBus to change Ohio University bus stop
By Joshua Lim | July 10, 2014Ohio University students will no longer need to make a mad dash to The Convo to catch a GoBus on time.
TV: The 2014 Primetime Emmy Award nominations are in!
July 9, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
More indictments come back on supposed Athens-Canada drug ring
By Suhyeon Park | July 9, 2014An Athens County Grand Jury indicted four folks on a whopping 27 criminal counts related to a supposed drug ring that Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn has said may stretch from Athens County to Canada.
Hockey: Father of Ohio's all-time learning scorer joins Penguins as assistant coach
By Tony Wolfe | July 9, 2014The extended Ohio hockey family grabbed made headlines Thursday when the Pittsburgh Penguins announced they had added Gary Agnew — father of Bobcats’ all-time leading scorer Brett Agnew — to the staff as an assistant coach.
Art exhibit reflects OU student's 'Transformation'
By Anjelica Oswald | July 9, 2014Emily Beveridge has grown a lot since her days studying painting as a graduate student at Ohio University, which is why “Transformation” seemed like the perfect title to her new ARTS/WEST exhibit.
Ohio Brew Week set to keep Athenians busy
By Sophie Kruse | July 9, 2014Beer lovers of Ohio will be in hops-heaven for a week in Athens when their favorite beverage takes center stage.
Ohio University opens medical campus in Dublin
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | July 9, 2014Some Bobcats now have a home in a new city — Dublin, Ohio.
Sports Column: The defeat that Brazil can't forget, Part II
By Charlie Hatch | July 8, 2014Losing 2-1 to Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro’s sacred Maracanã has always been regarded as the worst day in Brazil’s sporting history.
Kiser's BBQ coming to Court St. in Athens
By Suhyeon Park | July 6, 2014Ohio University students looking to suppress a hankering for the down-home taste of barbeque soon won’t have to leave the friendly confines of Court Street.
