Despite the mostly partisan, love-it-or-hate-it debate that the Affordable Care Act ignited everywhere from Capitol Hill to your family dinner table, many polls show most Americans believe they have yet to feel any effects.
As more and more provisions of the Affordable Care Act come into play, The Post sought to cover how the law would affect local businesses, students, Ohio University, residents and health care providers in Athens County.
The second round of the President’s Cup was halted late Friday to end a day that was filled with delays.
Canada’s Consul General Roy Norton visited Ohio University to discuss the United States’ relationship with its northern neighbor.
After sweeping their first weekend of Mid-American Conference play, the Bobcats will host MAC East rivals this weekend after spending the past three weekends on the road.
The Bobcats will be looking to douse the offensive attack of Liberty in this weekend’s much-anticipated matchup.
It’s halfway to spring and halfway between Number Fests.
The only Ohio player to ever be picked in the first round of the Major League Baseball Draft returned to Athens this weekend a part of Ohio’s first annual Alumni Game on Saturday.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
An old adage coaches say is for their teams to take one step — or game — at a time.
A local high school girl’s car caught fire late Thursday morning when she parked on College Street near Mill Street, where Athens Police blocked traffic as firefighters put out the flames.
Most people would consider miniature golf a simple way to spend time with friends, but one organization is taking miniature golf to the next level.
A 21-year-old female reported to Athens City Police she was sexually assaulted early Friday morning, authorities said.
While some offenses stand out amongst the college crowds, there’s one that goes primarily unnoticed.
Under the Affordable Care Act, businesses with 50 or more full-time employees might see a drastic change in how they provide health insurance.
Steve Richter had his first published work in The Post back in 1990.
A study recently found that man’s best friend could possibly see in slow motion, which may suggest dogs could potentially detect spirits.
Ohio University has struggled to secure a permanent vice provost for Diversity and Inclusion over the past year and a half.
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