About 100 Athens County residents gathered at the Athens Community Center Tuesday evening to petition local officials to take action on topics ranging from hydraulic fracturing to homelessness in the area.
Speaking from the auditorium of Wells Academy in Steubenville, Ohio, Gov. John Kasich first praised the elementary school’s high performance and then challenged education throughout the state to follow suit in his State of the State address Tuesday.
The head of Ohio University Campus Recreation will retire at the end of this year to focus on some of his other passions: research and student affairs.
Battling a sex and pornography addiction was something Michael Leahy never thought he would have to endure.
Last Chance Corral owner Victoria Goss has been saving horses since she was twelve after making a promise to a horse that she'd never let another horse suffer again. Since the 80's she's been taking in foals at the Last Chance Corral, giving them a fighting chance and a better life.
When someone says AIDS, a 65-year-old grandmother may not be the first person that comes to mind.
What began as a three-man folk group consisting of two brothers and a seasoned rocker at the beginning of 2011 quickly transformed into a five-member folk, rock and Irish band this past fall.
Ohio University College Democrats began their official 2012 campaign for President Obama Wednesday afternoon.
When he was working on his short film The Arachnafist, senior MFA film student Matt Brunson didn’t expect to spark a business relationship with one of the bands featured on the soundtrack.
A research company hired by Cunningham Energy has filed a lawsuit against the oil and gas company in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas.
“Loan” is a word every college student is familiar with — but it is also becoming a word many students can’t get to go away.
The special prosecutor for Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan's case is calling for his probation to be revoked.
In a season full of red roses and pink candy hearts, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Ally Center will bring a rainbow to Valentine’s Day.
Wrestling is not always about the final result, but about the lessons learned. That especially applies to Ohio’s season so far.
At last night’s standing-room-only Athens City Council meeting, there was much jubilation over the passing of a resolution that shows the city’s support of the reversal of the Supreme Court ruling Citizens United v Federal Elections Commission.
The Bobcats are hoping to attack the glass and that their six-game win streak does not hit a glass ceiling in the Glass City Wednesday night.
Though the past month was filled with local residents spouting protests to Athens’ fluoridation of drinking water, Athens City Council members continually were unable to swallow calls to end the practice.
While some students spent their winter break catching up on sleep, others were kept busy documenting their cross-cultural experiences in Zambia.
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