On the eve of elections and at the tail end of both Council President Bill Bias and Councilwoman Nancy Bain’s 20-plus year careers, Athens City Council focused on improving citywide bicycle parking, as well as long overdue sewer repairs.
In their first meet of the season, the Bobcat wrestlers hit the mats in the Hokie Open at Virginia Tech on Sunday.
Ohio has received another oral commitment from a Florida high-school football player.
The challenge of keeping the Ohio University Scripps College of Communication relevant was the focus of the first public forum for the college’s dean search.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series profiling impoverished residents of Athens County.
There was plenty of joy to go around at Pruitt Field Saturday.
Issue 1
The article posted in the Oct. 31, issue described that the Halloween block party was tamer this year than it has been in years past and the explanation was because of the cold; however, I believe it was because of the measures taken by people in charge.
A northeastern Ohio man pleaded not guilty to one count of gross sexual imposition at his arraignment hearing this morning.
For many students at Ohio University, Spring Quarter brings desires to avoid responsibility, spend more time outside than in, celebrate the season at numerous fests and embrace spring fever.
Ohio University’s Exercise Physiology Club wants to take a bite out of poverty this quarter.
A protest against Ohio’s Senate Bill 5 made it onto Graduate Student Senate’s agenda last night — and it was approved.
The end of the quarter is bittersweet for me. Of course I will be glad to have a break from constant homework and meetings, but I will miss my friends — few as they may be — and Athens.
Despite having starred in such cult-favorite films as The Breakfast Club and The Mighty Ducks movies, Emilio Estevez’s career as an actor never really took off.
If there is one thing to take away from Athens’ playoff loss to Jackson, it would be not to rely on playoff rankings.
Because of a “deep decline” in mail volume, the U.S. Postal Service will hold a public meeting at Athens High School later this month to discuss a proposal to move Athens mail processing operations to Columbus.
With an agenda that covers both politics and social events, Graduate Student Senate has a lot to talk about at tonight’s meeting.
An organization that works closely with the Ohio University Foundation board approved a $40,000 grant that will fund a new coordinator position for Live Healthy Appalachia.
A donor to the Ohio University Foundation will now have a set of rights.
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