Ohio artist stays loyal to roots, brings music back to Athens
By Nicolien Buholzer | Sep. 19, 2011Coming from a small-town like Coshocton, Ohio, 21-year old Lydia Loveless has learned to take pride in her country origins.
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City Council: Routine meeting ends on tense note
By Kelly Gifford | Sep. 19, 2011Resident outcry over city health and safety problems took precedence over an otherwise slow-paced council meeting in which only one non-routine Halloween related resolution was passed.
Faculty Senate committees provide updates on contracts, health care
By Amy Worrell | Sep. 19, 2011Ohio University Faculty Senate committee heads took time to update attendees on their progress and goals at last night's meeting.
Faculty Senate departs from Pilcher House
By Alex Felser | Sep. 19, 2011Bats, termites, water problems and faulty alarms recently caused the exodus of offices from Pilcher House.
A City's Duty
Sep. 19, 2011The last time we weighed in on Ohio University’s decision to provide $250,000 in funding for a new fire truck we focused some of our criticism on the uncertainty as to where the money would come from.
MAC Notebook: Big Ten teams plague MAC in non-league play
By Matthew McGreevy | Sep. 19, 2011The Mid-American Conference had a rough week in football action, as eight of nine teams lost games to non-conference opponents.
Fresh formations greet Ohio competitors
By Mike Brienza | Sep. 19, 2011The Bobcats have faced opponents with a variety of strategies this year, and they are diversifying their attack to meet the challenge.
Hungry households overwhelm local food pantries
By Lucas Daprile | Sep. 19, 2011Largely due to its impoverished southeastern corner, Ohio has made its way into the top 10 hungriest states in the nation.
Speaker: Gap exists between Constutution ideals, reality
By Brian Vadakin | Sep. 19, 2011The triumphs of the United States Constitution were not celebrated but rather tested yesterday in a Constitution Day lecture.
Graduate students lose subsidized loan program
By Alex Westerh | Sep. 18, 2011Some Ohio University students will feel the pinch of federal cutbacks after a Congressional decision to nix subsidized loans for graduate students.
Athens farmers accept food assistance
By Marika Lee | Sep. 18, 2011Although the use of food assistance issued by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has become a trend among Ohio farmers markets this year, the Athens market has been ahead of the pack for some time now.
OU will use real-estate revenue to fund fire-truck payments
By Brady Bissell | Sep. 18, 2011Ohio University plans to use the revenue from East State Street real estate holdings to finance its $250,000 gift to the City of Athens for a new ladder truck.
College women find a feminine outlet
By Betty Laudermilt | Sep. 18, 2011For “collegiettes” at Ohio University and elsewhere looking for a “guide to life,” Her Campus has provided two years of online content.
Volleyball: Ohio wins last game before conference play
By Nick Robbe | Sep. 18, 2011Some Ohio volleyball players saw a spike in their offensive numbers during their trip to Georgia this weekend.
Pawpaw celebration pays tribute to state fruit
By Rosie Haney | Sep. 18, 2011Athens residents, students and out-of-town visitors alike filed through the series of white tents at Lake Snowden this past weekend nibbling on pawpaw pretzels and sipping blueberry pawpaw beer to celebrate Ohio’s state fruit.
'Immediate need' for treatment leads to transfer of accused child molester
By Marika Lee | Sep. 18, 2011A The Plains man charged with molesting two children in 2009 has been transferred to Athens Behavioral Health Center for court-ordered treatment.
Right on the 'Moneyball'
By William Ashton | Sep. 18, 2011In a field of abundant underdog sports movies, Moneyball stands out by exposing the secret formula behind America’s greatest pastime.
Thunderstruck: Ohio lights up field to win Battle of the Bell
By Michael Stainbrook | Sep. 18, 2011From offensive production to defensive suppression, Ohio made the most of its game plan in a 44-7 walloping of Marshall on Saturday.
