Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly, who was served a 25-count indictment Friday after a special grand jury reconvened in Athens earlier that day, said he plans to plead "not guilty" to the charges and pledged to citizens that "things will go on as usual."
Four bands will gather to cover some the best songs from the best musicians out there Saturday.
After managing just a series split against Illinois last weekend, the Ohio hockey team is looking to bounce back.
In a town with no gay, drag or lesbian bars, the LGBT Center is kicking off the semester by creating its own inclusive queer space in Athens.
With only three actors, two chairs and a coffin block — an acting tool used to simulate a multitude of props — an entire production will be put on spearheaded by students.
The Athens County Commissioners decided Tuesday to allow the county dog warden and assistant dog warden to keep straw on their trucks to give to dogs in need during the cold weather.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was indicted Friday on 25 charges, including 23 felonies, by a special grand jury Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine convened last year, capping a wide-scooped state investigation that has been under way for more than a year.
Howdy, all.
Dance music will fill Casa Nueva Friday night. No, it’s not the contemporary electronic music that’s expected in most bars and clubs. It’s a night full of bluegrass — the Appalachian standard of dance music.
Recently, Ohio has made a habit of playing catch up.
Ohio University students still found a way to share their thoughts about teachers and classes before the invention of the World Wide Web.
Before artists like The Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons kick-started the newest iteration of folk, John Gorka started the genre’s revival back in the ’80s and ’90s.
Colorado and Washington implemented the legalization of recreational marijuana usage earlier this month, and after early sales were reported, many began wondering when other states, such as Ohio, would potentially follow.
A few years ago, Duncan, who was about 8 years old at the time, walked into O’Betty’s Red Hot! and announced he had an idea for a special: a hot dog with chili sauce and peanut butter.
For much of the night Ohio looked like it was going to pull off the improbable and defeat the Mid-American Conference East Division leaders Bowling Green, but midway through the second half the Falcons took it to another level and never looked back.
To one uptown bar manager, the list of best holidays goes: Thanksgiving, the Super Bowl and Christmas.
Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication presented a journalism professor with an award after first honoring the man who it’s named after.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Solutions by The State News