Tasting homemade ales from Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery is a pastime for many who live in Athens, and now visitors will have the opportunity to taste a variety of locally crafted beer as well.
As a multisport athlete in high school, Jillian Van Wagnen grasped the skills needed to play basketball, tennis, golf, cross-country and softball. One skill that applied to each sport was the ability to be aggressive.
With hopes of breaking down stereotypes about the Muslim community, the Muslim Students Association is putting on its eighth annual open house this weekend.
Church by day, amphitheater by night, Carpenter Street’s former auto-parts warehouse has been transformed into a non-traditional contender in the Athens music scene.
Basketball season might be over, but that didn’t stop hundreds of Ohio University faculty and students from spending a few hours in The Convo Thursday.
Almost six months after a Zanesville man released dozens of lions, tigers, and other wild animals from his farm, Ohio is on its way to regulating such animals.
A Glouster man currently being held on an assault charge will now also face a murder charge after his victim died Friday afternoon in a Columbus hospital.
In traditional African language, there is not a word for “music.” Instead, the concept of music includes a combination of dance, song and visual art, and the vocabulary reflects that.
Avid readers get more out of the Bobcat Book Club than just new reads.
If you’ve been paying attention to recent grammar news, then you would think the world has ended. Last week, the Associated Press Stylebook — the “Bible” for modern journalists — announced that it had caved in on the much reviled “hopefully.”
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For the final time this season, the Bobcats departed on a road trip and, despite struggles this year away from home, the team returned to Athens with a win.
In a time when academic budget cuts are eliminating art classes in many school systems, an Athens High School sophomore set out to prove that art should still play a role in education.
Inside a small room within the Kennedy Museum of Art, three sisters busily arrange everything from simple turquoise and silver rings to dragonfly-woman pins in preparation for the Native American Jewelry Show and Sale to take place Friday and Saturday.
Though banning future fests in Athens was discussed earlier this week, Mayor Paul Wiehl swept the possibility off the table Wednesday.
When I opened the bar door, I was immediately struck by the overpowering scent of cigarette smoke, hair bleach and Neutrogena Skin Anti-Wrinkle cream.
Ohio University’s Student Senate presidential candidates faced off Wednesday evening in the first debate of the campaign season.
Across all of Ohio University’s campuses, non-traditional students make up 26 percent of the undergraduate student population. Though that percentage has risen during the past decade, the university has never targeted specific types of students in recruiting efforts.
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