As anticipation for the 2012 Nelsonville Music Festival increases, Stuart’s Opera House continues to announce more additions to the weekend’s line up. Its most recent addition includes Bad Brains and the official day by day line up.
No matter where an Ohio University student is, there is almost always some sort of screen within eyesight — be it a computer monitor, cellphone screen or iPad.
During the years, the frequency of live acts, funding and venue availability have lost their dominant presence on campuses throughout Ohio — and Ohio University is no exception, which has some local music lovers up in arms.
Laura O’Neil’s hands are much more comfortable holding a paintbrush than a chainsaw.
We endorse Archie Stanley for re-election as Athens County engineer. His 32 years as county engineer and knowledge of the area make him able to serve Athens County to the best of his ability.
As the Executive Board of Open Doors, Ohio University’s largest and oldest LGBT Student Union, we would like to publically thank Mike O’Brien for attending this week’s meeting. Mike is the first commissioner candidate in Athens County history to attend our meeting and speak one-on-one with our members about their concerns. In fact, he is one of only two county candidates to speak to our student group in recent Athens history, the other being Sheriff Pat Kelley during his first run for office. O’Brien’s demeanor was relaxed, gregarious and friendly, adding a warm and cheerful atmosphere to our meeting. All this aside, his point-blank statements and unapologetic progressive views at both our meeting and Tuesday’s candidate forum captivated us.
Sophomore Juli Accurso kept thinking to herself, “Don’t slow down, don’t slow down. Every tenth of a second counts,” at the Alex Wilson Invitational on Friday night in Notre Dame, Ind.
While some high-school students might already be gearing up to attend prom, ALLY hosted a prom of its own this weekend with a little more super power.
With tighter budgets and tighter waistbands, a local group has been peddling a solution to many of today’s problems: bicycles.
The Ohio baseball team got off to a slow start, but its bats came alive later in the weekend as it won two of four games to improve to 3-7 on the season.
Solutions by The State News