Healthier options make new food truck unique
By Allan Smith | Sep. 6, 2012The new food truck on the block, Not Guilty, plans on winning customers over with their innocent, healthy menu items.
The new food truck on the block, Not Guilty, plans on winning customers over with their innocent, healthy menu items.
Ohio players kicked off their practice in fine fashion Wednesday, donning wacky shorts to lighten the mood.
The women’s golf team heads to Normal, Ill., this weekend to compete in its first tournament of the season, the Redbird Invitational.
Five startup companies each received $20,000 grants from Tech Growth Ohio to participate in a new entrepreneurial development program this summer.
After an unsuccessful Athens venture this summer due to a power outage, Eric Sommers will finally make it to the Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery stage Saturday.
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved all resolutions at their first meeting of the 2012–2013 school year.
Hot off their 2012 Nelsonville Music Festival appearance, Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside are set to make their first appearance to the Uptown music scene of Athens.
In addition to Campus Care’s existing women’s health services, the student health center is adding a part-time OB-GYN.
On the first day of action in the Bobcat Invitational, the Ohio (3-5) swept its opposition in all six sets the team played on the day, winning both matches in a doubleheader at The Convo.
Casa Nueva has provided an alternative environment to restaurant-goers for 27 years, and now, in order to comply with new federal regulations, the restaurant will further distinguish itself by refusing to accept tips.
PICKERINGTON—Ohio University President Roderick McDavis has been given a pay raise, guaranteeing him $415,000 a year until 2017.
More than two months have passed since Ohio University’s Board of Trustees last met on campus in Walter Hall.
Editor’s note: Jim Roberts’ name has been changed to protect his identity.
The recent news that Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Athens created a long line in Baker Center this afternoon.
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When it comes to music, I have a very specific preference I rarely stray from. It’s difficult to try and classify the genre of music, but I would describe it as the type of music Oprah insistently kept preaching is corrupting our nation’s youth, endangering lives, and giving puppies cancer (probably — I don’t watch a lot of Oprah).
With one in five small-drug violations following traffic stops and a crackdown on drugs by Athens County law enforcement, driving with drugs may be an easy way to get caught.
Wayne National Forest’s decision to allow the leasing of land for horizontal drilling may not be as imminent a danger as anti-fracking advocates think.