Instead of seeing the typical rush of holiday-season customers that pushes the year’s sales into the black, local business are planning to hibernate for the winter break’s six-week stretch.
At the end of every year, hundreds of Southeast Ohioans suit up in safety orange and hit the woods in search of a certain four-legged fall fare.
After 13 years of independently auditing Ohio University’s administrative system to improve operations, chief audit executive Kathryn Gilmore announced her retirement this morning.
The search for seasonal jobs might feel like a search for Santa Claus this winter as Ohio University students continue to face a struggling economy.
Faculty Senate will hold its final meeting of the quarter tonight but is not expected to vote on any resolutions.
As the leaves lose color, final exams preoccupy students’ minds, and Thanksgiving nears, Ohio Athletics knows what it is thankful for.
The Ohio Bobcats started off the 2011 season on a losing note, falling to Morehead State 57-62.
I set foot on this campus in September 2008, and since then, I have seen more smokers in my age bracket than I knew was possible. I knew people who smoked in high school but not the vast numbers I see on this campus.
For years, the “F” word has been synonymous with anger, vulgarity and Judd Apatow films. The F-Word Theater Company, however, has given the phrase a whole new meaning: free.
Sometimes smoke and mirrors can be just as effective as shock and awe.
Students have an excuse to hit up Buffalo Wild Wings tonight despite the fact that it is not Wing Tuesday or Boneless Thursday.
Though it might not boldly go where no man has gone before, one Winter Quarter section of the course History Through Film will offer Ohio University students the chance to explore sci-fi concepts in new ways.
Fresh off competing in the Hokie Open last Sunday, the Ohio wrestling team competed again Saturday at the Michigan State Open in East Lansing.
Athens Police responded to three separate calls early this morning — all three involved broken windows, two involved fights and one resulted in an arrest.
A Court Street fight resulted in about $1,400 worth of damage to an outside window at the Pigskin Sports Bar & Grill last night.
A second psycological evaluation of the woman who allegedly murdered her daughter-in-law has found her to be competent to stand trial.
Americans will dedicate their time and thoughts Friday in remembrance of the nation’s veterans. But one Athens native, Pvt. William L. Hooper, and his story will be saluted by local Camp No. 108, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War.
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