Employee found guilty of gun threat charges
By Marika Lee | Feb. 11, 2013An Ohio University employee will avoid jail time after pleading no contest to threating to charges after threatening bring a gun to work last year.
An Ohio University employee will avoid jail time after pleading no contest to threating to charges after threatening bring a gun to work last year.
An Athens County Grand Jury indicted a Culter, Ohio man on a felony drug possession.
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Sometimes, the best way to connect with people for the future is to reach out to people from the past.
An Athens County Grand Jury indicted a local man for assaulting a woman and putting her in the hospital in January.
Despite receiving some praise from Athens City Council members, plans to build a balcony on a new residential building are still on hold.
Ohio freshman Aaron Alkema has always joked that he chose to be a goalie because of the equipment.
Do you remember sports before Twitter? If so, you know that it was drastically different.
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Tuition fees are on the rise. But one thing many people don’t consider is that despite the financial cost of a college education, a degree is more attainable than ever.
Ohio University students will have the chance to save a life on Tuesday by simply filling out a form.
A provocatively-themed event hosted by University Program Council dove into a humor based show on love and relationships Monday night.
During the weekend, the Bobcats peppered Kent State’s legion of goalies with 100 shots, 23 finding the back of the net. But coach Dan Morris still wasn’t pleased.
When Ohio takes the court against Central Michigan on Wednesday, it will do so against a newer-looking Chippewas squad.
Sports place a premium on the longevity of success. Occasionally, however, success at the right time can be just as important.
More than 900 Athens city residents will be represented by a different councilperson after City Council approves new voting precincts.