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Chauncey man sentenced to prison for theft

Former Giffords intern to speak for Hispanic Heritage Month

Daniel Hernandez Jr. was in his first week as a political intern for former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords when she was shot in 2011. Hernandez rushed to her aid. Although he is credited with saving her life, Hernandez doesn’t see himself as a hero.

Sports Column: Full NHL season brings exciting changes

This time last year, the National Hockey League was in its third labor stoppage under commissioner Gary Bettman and numerous fans throughout the United States and Canada said they wouldn’t support the league if the season didn’t start on time.

Provisions of health care law began Tuesday despite opposition

As many parts of the United States government grinded to a halting shutdown, major provisions of President Barack Obama’s health care law moved forward despite attempts by House Republicans to block it.

Study finds bulk soap use to be unsanitary

A recent study showed that bacteria associated with bulk soap used to wash hands in public restrooms can actually send you right back to the toilet.

Republicans aren't to blame for Government shutdown

The government has shutdown, so everyone should panic, right? Every news channel had a clock counting down until Oct. 1 at midnight when the new fiscal year for the federal government would begin and even CNN now has a counter that shows how long the shutdown has lasted. You would think a major catastrophic event just took place with some of the rhetoric that’s being used to describe the shutdown.

Student Senate discusses SAC voting rights, respectful language

Student Senate had a lively meeting Wednesday evening with discussion ranging from member voting rights to the promotion of respectful language on campus.

Affording Adjuncts

University officials haven’t decided how the university will — or won’t — offer health insurance to its part-time faculty professors.

Men's Golf: Transferred from Oakland, redshirt senior plays as a Bobcat once more

Phil Gieseker is a born-again Bobcat.

Minor used as prostitute for money, drugs

Two Athens County residents were charged Monday in Athens Municipal Court with prostitution and human trafficking of a 16-year-old girl.

Sarcasm confuses possible relocation of sheriff's office

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office needs more room.

Notable award bestowed upon trailblazing journalist

The senior vice president and executive editor of the Associated Press received the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism’s most prestigious award Monday.

After decades' wait, bypass ready to welcome drivers

After half a century of anticipation, the Nelsonville bypass of U.S. Route 33 is finally set to open Tuesday.

Campus clubs benefit from streamlined start-up

A gaggle of wagging tails inspired Jaimie Richards and her sister Kiersten Richards to start a club at Ohio University.

Experimental cable series hits the road, showcases established and rising artists

After five years and 60 episodes featuring work from 55 artists, Acid Rain Production came to a close in July 2013.

Man found guilty of LSD possession's motion to suppress overruled

A Washington County man, indicted for drug possession in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas, was denied Friday a motion to suppress evidence in the investigation.

Stuart's welcomes back funky folk bands

David Wax Museum is returning to southern Ohio, bringing his fresh blend of Mexo-Americana music north of the border.

This Day in History: Yosemite named a national park

On this day in 1890, Yosemite National Park was named a national park by the National Park Service, which is within the U.S. department of the interior. Interestingly enough, the park is currently closed on it’s anniversary due to the government shutdown.

OU honored by veteran's magazine for affability

Ohio University proved its rank with veterans and military personnel Monday, when it was recognized for the third-consecutive year for its “military friendliness.”

Post Editorial: Health care, shutdown and Clery Act all have large impact

As to reiterate a theme we’ve been broadcasting this week, we’d like to recommend you stay informed about issues of local and national importance — namely the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and the contents of this year’s Clery Act compliance report, released Monday.