The street improvement project at the University Estates neighborhood that has, at times, seemed tedious to residents and city leaders, is nearing completion, making driving in and out of the neighborhood smoother for residents there.
Teams in the Football Championship Subdivision have been on the prowl to begin the 2013 season.
The Ohio University Emeriti Association’s monthly luncheon ended with an extensive question and answer session with one of OU’s top administrators.
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I remember it clearly.
Make no mistake. The Reds need Johnny Cueto.
For the first time since 2007, the No. 24 Bobcats will play a match as a nationally ranked team after winning their second tournament of the season last weekend.
Ohio University took the Board of Regents’ recommendation to go “tobacco free” — as did three other public universities in the state.
Nearing the midway portion of the 2013 campaign, Ohio field hockey has had two forces working against them — constant travel and a high level of competition.
Ohio will begin its quest for a national title on Friday as they welcome John Carroll to Bird Arena for a two-game set.
Despite backlash from area advocates, the walls of Building 26 at The Ridges came crumbling down in March, costing the university an estimated $425,000.
After just seven months of creating hundreds of videos and gaining more than 900,000 followers, Logan Paul managed to make more than just a name for himself in the social media world.
Almost 4,000 more Athens County residents are on food stamps this year than there were in 2007.
Safety Josh Kristoff leaves his house at 8:30 a.m. every day for classes and often doesn’t return until after 9 p.m.
The cancelled NBC drama Smash gave a glimpse into the world behind the making of a Broadway show, but what it didn’t honor were the meticulous decisions that must be made on an hourly basis.
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