After a brief stint in college and several months of playing Xbox, Jimi Swinlery felt the grips of wanderlust and decided to head west with friends. Last August, he added a new member to his vagabond troop: his faithful accordion, which he has named Cecilia.
COLUMBUS — Cruising down the highway in his maroon four-door, each mile bringing the car closer to 542,000 miles, Ohio Sen. Jimmy Stewart (R-20th) reflected back on his nearly 14 years in public office.
On April 26, life was relatively normal for Brian Perkins.
A 13-year-old Coolville girl reported that a 33-year-old male sexually assaulted her last night in Hockingport, Ohio.
The Tuesday Post published a letter from Bernhard Debatin, professor of journalism and close friend of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism’s Director Robert Stewart, and recipient of a $4,100 merit raise from Director Stewart in November 2010.
I have found that by the time guys are in college, they are often currently in a relationship, recently got out of one or are burned from a previous one.
Just a day after Ohio Sen. Jimmy Stewart, R-20th, announced his resignation, state and local Democrats said they were not surprised by the announcements given his controversial Senate Bill 5 vote.
A pill distribution pipeline was shut down Tuesday after seven people associated with the drug ring were arrested — bringing the arrest total to 10.
With Ohio graduates of four-year public and private institutions facing an average debt of about $26,000 each, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown is proposing legislation that would ultimately make it easier for students to pay off student loans.
Campaign promises made by the newly-elected majority of Student Senate might be coming to fruition even before the new student leaders have taken office.
Another Ohio University administrator has accepted a retirement incentive.
Ohio University’s School of Media Arts and Studies must find a new director as Roger Cooper steps down after six years in the position.
Musicians, poets, artists, mushroom growers and more will come together this weekend for the second annual Smorgasbord, a weekend of arts and education organized by a group of Athens residents and Ohio University students.
Mental health experts testified in a hearing yesterday to determine whether a man found not guilty of his father’s murder by reason of insanity should be moved from a maximum security mental institution to a minimum security civil hospital, which could result in his return to Athens.
Pedal-problems plagued my most recent and most ambitious victory lap yet. I decided, however ill planned, to ride out to Columbus Saturday, the day of Athens’ eighth annual C.H.U.D-Zombie-Mud-Fest (8Fest).
The Bobcats will be working to rebuild during the offseason after losing their five senior starters.
As a past chair of the Department of African American Studies, I write this letter in response to the article published on April 26, “Stephens steps down upon Ogles’ request.”
During 18 years of playing Major League Baseball, Al Oliver stepped to the plate 9,778 times. Now, he is encouraging everyone else to do the same.
Ohio University’s Eastern Campus Dean Richard Greenlee will join the growing list of top administrators leaving when he steps down to take an early retirement plan in 2012.
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