Thirty people sit cross-legged on the floor and join their voices in a low hum. When finished, they slowly and quietly stand, gather their mats and leave Inhale Yoga Studio prepared to meet the challenge of a new day.
Food rocks. Ever since our species crawled out of the primordial goo, hunters and gatherers would walk many miles and kill many creatures in pursuit of what anthropologists refer to as “the yummies.” Ancient man performed complicated rituals and dances so that the fickle gods would throw down a cucumber or two.
Former Athens Police Lt. David Williams was sworn in yesterday as the temporary department captain.
On Monday night, I walked a block from my house to ask students who were drumming to tamp down their noise. I was nice, and suggested they line the walls of their rental house with heavy drapes to absorb their sound.
Early morning assaults call for increased area lighting
Gov. John Kasich submitted his biennial budget bill to the Ohio House Finance and Appropriations Committee earlier today.
Representatives from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Center proposed to Athens City Council Monday night, but not about getting married.
Representatives from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Center proposed three possible ordinances to Athens City Council at yesterday’s meeting.
Let me be the first to tell you that I am a traditionalist. I love Original Six hockey, hate sequels, still use baby shampoo and take gummy vitamins. There goes my street cred.
During the last 10 years, Athens County’s population has grown by about 4 percent, with minorities making up nearly 65 percent of that growth.
Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan, 51, will face a misdemeanor domestic violence charge stemming from an incident between himself and his wife this weekend.
Athens area schools and a local agency will take hits in state funding if Gov. John Kasich’s proposed budget for Ohio is passed by the Ohio House and Senate.
General Electric, the largest corporation in America, paid no taxes for 2010. According to a recent New York Times article, General Electric claimed a tax benefit of $3.2 billion.
As a taxpayer and area resident, I have been following Senate Bill 5 from the beginning. I attended a town hall meeting put on by Rep. Debbie Phillips where I obtained a copy of the pledge Sen. Jimmy Stewart signed supporting unions and collective bargaining.
The two-year budget proposal released this month by Ohio Gov. John Kasich relies heavily on a trifecta of local government funding cuts to plug the state’s $8 billion budget hole.
For the first time this season, Ohio took a road trip headed in a direction other than south. The change in temperature caused Ohio and Ball State’s bats to head south, too.
Senior Annie Beecham is one of the unquestioned leaders of the Ohio track and field team, and she added another feat to her decorated career this weekend.
Three-year degree programs and an increased faculty workload are among some of the higher education reforms Ohio Gov. John Kasich proposed in his new budget, but some Ohio University faculty members doubt the changes will benefit universities.
Just before the Ohio softball team’s California road trip, pitcher and designated hitter Emily Wethington broke the school’s all-time record for strikeouts. On the last day of the trip, in the first game of a double-header, the senior broke the all-time record for career home runs.
Because Grammy-nominated rapper B.o.B is already slated to perform at The Convo May 20, finding an opening act with an open schedule is proving difficult for the concert’s organizers.
Solutions by The State News