Though Athens mail carrier Charlie Rose defines firefighters, policemen and soldiers as true heroes, the Southeastern Ohio American Red Cross has distinguished Rose and three others as Hometown Heroes.
In an effort to attract more tourists to Nelsonville, the Nelsonville Revitalization Project is taking the initiative to hang up banners along state Route 33.
For the Ohio swimming team, it is now a process of wait and see.
Since I got out of a recent relationship, I’ve noticed myself becoming extremely (dependent) on masturbating much more often to fulfill the sexual need in my life. Is this attachment to sexual need going to take me over?
After the announcement of a second death following Monday morning's Chardon High School shooting, Ohio Gov. John Kasich ordered the flags at the Statehouse be flown at half-staff.
A seminar being held Tuesday has sparked controversy between several Ohio University student organizations.
“Ever wonder why this great nation of ours is lagging behind in the professional world? Take a look at our classrooms.”
UPDATE: Suspect T.J. Lane appeared in court at 3:30 Tuesday. The prosecutor said Lane did not know his victims or choose them deliberately, according to the Associated Press.
Heart-shaped pendants. Golden promise rings. Diamond-encrusted bracelets. The sheer amount of romantically-themed jewelry I see worn these days both astounds and confounds me.
Jared Henderson, Student Senate’s Honors Tutorial College senator, has decided to forego resigning after being encouraged to do so because of missed commission meetings.
Ohio University’s performing arts groups certainly understand the saying,
I cannot express how enthused I was when I learned Jeff Maiden was running for Athens County Engineer. I have long felt Jeff’s knowledge of engineering would fit this county well.
I first met Chris Chmiel 20 years ago when he volunteered to help clean up a semi-truck load of tires that had been dumped in Four Mile Creek between Coolville and Hockingport, Ohio. Tires were underwater and laden with muck and mud, and they were a challenge to remove. Chris and the friends he brought along worked all day.
Jeremy Zerechak, a first-year MFA School of Film student, started to make a career for himself with his first feature film, Land of Confusion, in 2008.
Losing Tuesday’s contest against Miami hurt the Bobcats’ overall record, but no team leapt over Ohio in the Mid-American Conference tournament seeding.
Nelsonville resident Chris VonBargen wanted to be a taxidermist since he was a small child. Last year, he decided to join Ohio’s almost $800 million hunting industry and opened Wildlife Reflections in Nelsonville.
The café that will be part of the newly renovated Nelson Dining Hall now has a name — the South Side Espresso Bar.
As the booking agent for The Union, Scott Winland spends much of his time seeking out bands and musicians to take the bar’s stage every weekend. So when students of his booking and promotion class were assigned to organize Bene-Fest, they found it easy to garner a spot at the bar.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but a series of counterfeit bills found in Athens seems to indicate some are trying to grow money in their basements.
Ohio has already passed Kent State in the Mid-American Conference standings, but the Bobcats’ starting point guard is looking to pass his way past another flashy mark.
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