Robert F. Williams was a civil rights leader who took a different path than most leaders at the time and advocated for armed self-defense in the face of violence and inequality.
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In lieu of a question and in honor of Valentine’s Day this week, the BedPost columnists share their feelings — or lack thereof — about Valentine’s Day.
Just as he said he would, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly pleaded not guilty to 25 criminal charges, including money laundering and theft, among others, at his arraignment in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on Monday.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was booked at a local jail Tuesday morning and released at about 10 a.m., according to Southeast Ohio Regional Jail booking records, online and confirmed by a booking clerk.
Graduate Student Senate voted in favor of the UnitedHealthcare insurance package that would include regional campuses in its coverage.
Ohio University Group I, Group II and all regional faculty members will receive the same compensation pool increases if the Board of Trustees adopts a new Faculty Senate proposal.
When the Galbreath Chapel closed its doors two years ago, it also figuratively closed the doors on the opportunity for outside organists to perform at Ohio University.
This originally appeared in print under the headline "Landlines serve as a reminder of the past"
Not only did the Bobcats put on an offensive show this past weekend, they also confirmed their seeding come conference playoff time.
In the closing seconds of Texas Tech’s Saturday upset of then-No. 19 Oklahoma State, sophomore guard Marcus Smart committed a hard foul that sent him tumbling through a row of photographers, close to the fans who were seated behind the basket.
The temperature in Albany peaked at 29 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday, but it didn’t stop about 130 people from sprinting into the frozen Lake Snowden.
An Athens man appeared in court Friday and changed his plea to guilty on three indictments including theft, felonious assault and domestic violence.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly, who the state of Ohio says meant to “achieve unlawful goals,” as an elected official, is scheduled to be arraigned in the Athens County Common Pleas Court Monday.
Athens County Common Pleas Court will hear a petition Monday filed by the county prosecutor to determine how long a convicted rapist should spend behind bars.
COLUMBUS — Graduate with a technical or scientific degree, settle down in Ohio and pretty soon, the state may hand you cash.
Call me unpatriotic, but I’m more excited for Spring Training and the start of the MLB season than I am about the Winter Olympics.
There’s a saying that what you’ve done doesn’t matter nearly as much as what you’ve done lately.
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