Athens Transit sees spike in usage after offering free rides for 11 days
Nov. 18, 2013Boosted by a free-rider program during 11 days last month, The Athens Transit bus system has seen an increase in ridership from 59 to 66 percent, officials say.
Boosted by a free-rider program during 11 days last month, The Athens Transit bus system has seen an increase in ridership from 59 to 66 percent, officials say.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office issued four additional subpoenas to Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly this month, authorities said, but unlike previous subpoenas served to the sheriff, details are limited.
The dark November clouds on a Wednesday morning partly obscured the sun on Ohio University’s quiet campus, preserving the dew that formed overnight.
Athens City Council members Monday, in the process of making more than a $200,000 payment on an almost-two-year-old fire truck, made it clear: The city desperately needed a new ladder, and it has been worth the money.
A Nelsonville man pleaded guilty Monday to two separate indictments, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence.
For the first time in the venues’ history, Ohio Athletics announced a new partnership to sell Peden Stadium and The Convo's naming rights on Tuesday.
An Ohio University professor devoted to creating green energy sources through processes less harmful to the environment was inducted into the Engineering and Science Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio.
The plan set forth by Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology to switch graduate students’ emails from Microsoft Exchange to Microsoft Outlook was met by some disapproval at Monday’s Graduate Student Senate meeting.
Members of an environmentally conscious advocacy group, Environment Ohio, gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Friday to rally in favor of President Barack Obama’s energy reform plan.
A solar energy deal involving local green energy advocates and Ohio University is still at an apparent standstill, but the recent passing of an electric aggregation initiative in Athens County offers more hope for a deal with a local government entity.
I carry a broken bracelet in my wallet. Whenever I scavenge for change, it always nearly falls to the ground, causing me to have a mini panic attack and pledge to never look for change again.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
It’s hard—or almost impossible—to make a living as a local musician, but as Athens’ newest live-music venue and restaurant, The Over Hang is looking to give more respect to artists.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s office seized eight meth labs Friday during an operation in conjunction with the Waterloo Fire Department and Athens County Children’s Services.
City leaders are expected to meet Monday night to discuss buying a firetruck and related supplies for the city, nearly two years after approving the purchase of a $1.1 million ladder truck that is being paid for in part by Ohio University.
It took a mere 15 seconds for Ohio to get on the scoreboard against Lindenwood on Saturday, and the scores were a trend that continued throughout the night.
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With some cash and assistance from the state, Athens County hikers and nature-lovers will see an improvement in the trails in Wayne National Forest. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is allocating more than $2 million in federal grants to 15 recreational trails across the state as part of the Recreational Trails Program, which is administered by ODNR.
Since the start of the season, Ohio’s goal has been to win a Mid-American Conference tournament, and the Bobcats took a step in that direction by clinching an outright MAC regular-season title Saturday.