The divorce between a Plains woman charged with killing her 4-year-old stepdaughter, and the victim’s father was finalized Wednesday, four months after the incident.
After recording three projects in bedrooms, Athens-based rock group Mind Fish has made the move to the studio, producing its second full-length but first studio album, Watch Out!
Athens’ Halloween extravaganza sparked Bill Bias’ political career and, consequently, led to the Athens City Council president’s shaping much of the city’s culture.
After quitting his job at a chain restaurant in Massachusetts, Pat Daly and his business partner, Harold Tramazzo, decided to start their own chicken-wing shop, Wings Over.
A small snack cake created a slight roadblock in four students’ Bromley Hall elevator ride tonight.
Sporting a 2-0 record and a new turf field, the Athens High School football team is off to a promising start. With coach Ryan Adams at the helm, the Bulldogs boast plenty of returning players and have legitimate reasons to be optimistic about the season.
The Alexander High School football team needs to step up to fill the roles vacated by last year’s seniors. But the rising starters have experience of their own.
When the Princeton Review crowned Ohio University the nation’s No. 1 party school in August, it triggered the all-too-familiar tidal wave of responses from administrators, students and alumni.
As he marks his transition from actor to director, Richard Ayoade provides both a unique and unusually self-assured debut and gives new life into a dying genre with his coming-of-age romantic tale, Submarine.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a five-part series about Ohio Athletics personnel in their fourth years at Ohio University.
The former village administrator of Pomeroy was sentenced to three years’ probation Tuesday after issuing false statements to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
An old cliché claims that there is no such thing as bad publicity, but for some Ohio University administrators, students and Athens city officials, the title of the nation’s “top party school” doesn’t exactly feel good.
A new fest this month will break the norm Athens residents are accustomed to.
The list of those who are challenging embattled Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan for his seat just got even longer, with the election still more than a calendar year away.
Those in attendance at Ohio University’s digital-media conference yesterday received a lecture on a seemingly unrelated topic — evolution.
Correction: In the original version of this story, DJ Barticus was identified as Michael Hart. His name is actually Michael Bart.
With the help of an anonymous tip, Athens Sheriff’s deputies located a 7-foot marijuana plant behind a trailer on state Route 550.
On any given nice day, lectures from sun-loving professors can be seen conducted on College Green. Unknown to most students, however,
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