Post Cartoon: 1/24/13
Jan. 23, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
A local non-profit is receiving $110,000 in federal block grant money to refurbish an abandoned building on Union Street.
There’s this girl I know who drives to Columbus every weekend to see her boyfriend. Funny, you go to college with the expectation that weekends will become your time to live the memories you’ll be thinking of in the future. The people you meet, the parties you’ll go to — all part of the giant repertoire of things you’re looking for while venturing from home.
Though an accused child molester’s trial is set to begin a little more than a month from now, both sides are still arguing if the alleged victims in the case will testify in court.
It seems that Ohio cannot catch a break, and it doesn’t get any easier as the Bobcats take the floor tonight in The Convo with Central Michigan — the only undefeated team in Mid-American Conference play.
Scripps alumnus Timothy Burke of Deadspin broke one of the biggest stories of the year last week, uncovering falsities in articles about Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te’o’s tragic start to a Heisman-finalist performing season. Burke spoke to The Post’s Local Editor Kelly Gifford about how he handled the story and how his Scripps roots helped him ask the questions countless reporters did not.
Ohio beat rival Miami 74-62 Wednesday at Millett Hall to move to 14-5 on the year and 5-0 in Mid-American Conference play. Read our chronological coverage of the game below.
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.
Athens’ brisk, uncomfortable weather is leaving many people shivering, bundling up and even skipping class, but is likely not dangerous.
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.