If there’s one thing that can be made certain about Bob Saget’s stand-up performance Thursday night, it’s that his Full House character, Danny Tanner, was nowhere to be seen.
The Athens area’s thriving rural community could be a beacon in the dark for the nation, as agricultural America falls on deaf ears in Washington, D.C.
Alfred Hitchcock once said, “A good film is when the price of the dinner, the theater admission and the babysitter were worth it.”
Athens County Municipal Court Judge William Grim ruled that an Ohio University student, Kelly Kasler, is not entitled to a public defender to represent her on criminal charges she is facing.
Columbus band MoJoFlo will perform their first show of the new year in Athens, bringing with them new songs and a renewed attitude.
Athens’ nursing homes received excellent ratings from their residents’ families, according to the Ohio Department of Aging’s Satisfaction Survey.
A Little Hocking man charged with six counts of rape was released from police custody after his arraignment hearing Wednesday.
After defeating Robert Morris 4-2 this past Saturday, the dulcet tones of Motley Crue’s “Home Sweet Home” rang out from the Bobcat’s locker room, fittingly celebrating a sweep in Ohio’s first home series of 2013.
A local businessman has announced his interest in being a slice of the Athens City Council pie.
A project to renovate a former children’s home into 16 permanent supportive housing units might soon provide an option for homeless people near Athens.
Nerds like me know that Razer, a popular video game accessory company, does not mess around. If you aren’t familiar, just know that it is a powerhouse and its products are gorgeous pieces of technology. At the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, it unveiled its newest project: the Razer Edge gaming tablet. It gained attention from gamers everywhere and swept up the Best of CES Award (I would give it an award too, but I’m not quite as powerful).
Despite statistics showing the majority of Athens County residents are white, other cultures have made their way into the Appalachian area.
Let me tell you something about people and relationships.
They may not exactly be royalty, but one local event is bringing out an array of kings and queens.
With less than two minutes remaining in the Oxford edition of this season’s Battle of the Bricks, Miami junior guard Quinten Rollins watched from underneath the basket as his wide-open layup attempt rolled off the front of the rim, harmlessly to the floor.
Students from the College of Health Sciences and Professions are getting involved on campus and in the Athens community through volunteer work that will help them in their classes.
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