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Baseball: Things looking up for Bobcats

Before Saturday, Ohio hadn’t won a baseball game since March 28.

Athens Boy reported missing, returns home

Debilitating debt: Families of children with disabilities in limbo while county board evaluates budget

Jason and Heather Jolley appreciate the good days, and there’s been more of them since they moved to Athens from North Carolina last year.

Plans for grants, improvement

The City of Athens will be applying for a myriad of grants in the next few weeks, in part to pay for upcoming projects as well as start initiatives for new ones.

Students across campus can now feel better about their caffeine habits

On weekday mornings, many adults and college students might deem their best friends to be their snooze buttons.

Men's Golf: Career bests carry Bobcats to a 4th place finish at Ball State

With a fourth-place finish at the Earl Yestingmeier Memorial Invitational, Ohio swung itself into an area it wasn’t quite familiar with this season.

Softball: Bobcats prepare for doubleheader against rival Marshall

Ohio will get exactly what its needs in Marshall: a distraction.

New items and artwork made out of recycled materials

Editorial: Senate needs new executive oath, but proposed one isn't it

In the first of what we’re sure will be many disruptions to the way Student Senate usually does things, President-elect Megan Marzec asked current senate President Anna Morton if she could be sworn in under a revised executive oath.

Letter: University should prioritize bikeway repairs

The two-mile sector of the bikeway that Ohio University owns was in poor condition 10 years ago. I recall skaters commenting 15 years ago that the cracks made it difficult to skate. About six or seven years ago, I did a rough count of the lateral cracks on this section. There were almost 300 lateral cracks, about 150 of which I called severe. Many of these cracks are a couple inches wide and large enough to catch a wheel. For those on foot, these are not that significant, but for those on wheels, they cause significant problems. They are quite jolting and frequently knock bottles, pumps, etc., and even hands off bikes. Each crack is a “thump” for each wheel. It is particularly bad for those on bikes with narrow wheels, tandems, tag-along bikes for kids, trailers with kids, tricycles and wheelchairs. I haven’t seen a wheelchair on this stretch for many years. Indeed, this stretch is more or less useless for many. Repair work done 20-some years ago have made the cracks even worse. Besides cracks, the pavement is crumbling and the width is way too narrow for amount of use here. And there was never an adequate base laid. I’ve frequently seen some cyclists do not-so-wise maneuvers and/or ride on the grass to avoid cracks. The cracks are beyond simple repair. This sector of the bikeway needs to be dug up and repaved with a solid base.

Student suspect identified in false AHS bomb threat

Officials investigating a false bomb threat at Athens High School, which caused panic and disrupted classes early Monday morning, have identified a suspect.

Faux bomb threat at Athens High School was meant to be prank

It was supposed to be funny.

'Community' and 'American Dad' writer to do Q&A via Skype

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GSS exec board sworn in, Newby says not just 'that other senate' anymore

Graduate Student Senate held its final meeting Monday night, passing multiple resolutions and swearing in the new executive board.

LGBT Center goes outdoors for Earth Day

Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one gender, the non-gendered pronoun “they” is used.

Swimming & Diving: Q&A with Rachel Komisarz-Baugh

Ohio swimming and diving writer Luke O’Roark sat down with new coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh and talked with her about the 2004 Olympics and what she is hoping to bring to the Bobcats after a season filled with turmoil and spending the past five seasons as a coach at Louisville.

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Lawmakers call for state to sever deal with prison food vendor

After a report released Friday detailed sanitation, dietary and personnel problems with Aramark, one of the state's private food prison vendors, some Ohio lawmakers are calling for the state to terminate the company's contract.

Tensions arise over probable annexation of land

Tensions arose at the Athens County Commissioners meeting Tuesday morning over proposed annexation of land that could lead to establishing a microbrewery.

Sports Column: Take me out to the hockey game

I have gained a reputation for bashing baseball. In the past year, I have written two columns for The Post that have clearly targeted America’s beloved pastime, in one of which I insisted readers should watch hockey instead. Here is the much-delayed second installment of why the NHL trumps the MLB: