Four cars crash on slippery intersection
By Lucas Daprile | Jan. 22, 2013A four-car crash left one person injured Wednesday afternoon.
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A four-car crash left one person injured Wednesday afternoon.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly issued a Level 1 snow alert for Athens County Wednesday evening.
For most students, witnessing burglaries, shootings or drug busts is highly unusual — but for two Ohio University seniors, it’s a way to earn college credit.
A Washington County man pleaded not guilty to felony drug possession at his arraignment hearing in the Athens County Municipal Court on Tuesday.
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Ohio University's party animals have a new reason to cheer.
City Council members heard 11 new ordinances ranging from rezoning to grant applications at Monday night’s meeting.
2004 marked the year in which the tsunami ravaged the Indian Ocean region, Athens, Greece hosted the 28th Summer Olympics, and Mark Zuckerburg founded Fackbook. This year also marked the start of Ohio’s winning streak against Marshall.
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In the next three years, CGI will bring 150 jobs to Athens, many of which will be filled by students who currently walk the pathways of Ohio University.
When Josep Guardiola, former coach of FC Barcelona and probably best soccer coach on earth right now, was signed this past week by the German soccer club team Bayern Munich, seemingly no one in the United States cared about it.
Miami’s Millett Hall is a 44-year-old brick facility that is intended to seat 9,200 onlookers. The RedHawks have called it home for the past 39 seasons, during which their games with Ohio have filled the venue to capacity four times.
Knocking down “Dirty South” will please some Ohio University students and leave others feeling nostalgic, but school officials say rebuilding much of the campus starts with destroying it.
Former BedPost writer bids adieu to faithful readers for bigger plans...
From lands far, far away to places resembling New York City, the settings of comic books have been the stuff of legend; but now they are hitting closer to home.