It’s 10:43 on Friday night and I am trying to find words to define what this means. 24-21. First undefeated football season in school history. First outright league title since 1968. First win over archrival Nelsonville since 2003. A home playoff game this Friday. One of the highest attendances in Basil Rutter Field history. However you look at it, this day is local sports history.
Shakeups in the schedule are forcing Mid-American Conference teams to make adjustments and are revealing top contenders for the MAC title.
Starting tonight, the Ohio University School of Theater will present Diana of Dobson’s, a play about a working-class woman’s love triangle.
With candidates scrambling to place their final ads and scrap for a few final votes, campaign season sits exactly one week from conclusion.
There is a roadblock keeping Ohio University from extending Bobcat Lane, the strip of street that runs from the Peden Stadium parking lot and dead ends in front of Baker University Center, into Richland Avenue. But that block is more than just the physical curb owned by the city.
Now, I don’t have children, and I have no idea what it really feels like to be a parent, especially a celebrity parent, but I am not sure that having my children watch television is completely destructive to their lives.
A trip to unknown Southern territory goes to hell when a group of partying college students cross paths with a pair of suspicious hillbillies.
After a re-ordering of the brackets, Ohio’s club rugby team had to go through a feisty Pittsburgh team Saturday to get its shot at West Virginia on Sunday.
For the second time this season, Ohio women’s cross country runner Juli Accurso was better than her competition.
As a black student at Ohio University, I support the change of the name of the Department of African American Studies to the Department of Africana Studies.
Despite cold temperatures and freezing rain, the Athens Halloween Block Party Saturday night went on without a hitch.
Ohio is extremely lucky to be graced with some of Mother Nature’s finest attributes for natural resources. We have hills for wind turbines, flat land to farm and cultivate and rivers for hydroelectric power. Now, one more way of extracting Ohio’s resources is creeping closer and closer to Athens — hydraulic fracturing.
A woman is brutally beaten by her husband. She wants to press charges and needs medical attention.
With congressional redistricting in Ohio delaying the date that candidates can register to be on the ballot, state residents will hit the polls twice before reaching the November 2012 elections.
Think for a minute — a few if you need the time — about how much you require to function each day. I’m talking about raw trash that served you temporarily, things sent to a landfill for the rest of their days. How many of those things were in your hands for only a matter of minutes?
After hitting Ohio markets earlier this month, Yuengling is set to make its Athens debut today.
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