There is no doubt among any of us that these last 24 months have been very difficult and plain scary at times. Besides the economic impact each citizen and his or her family have had to face, cutbacks have been implemented across the board from government entities many seniors have depended upon. These groups not only bring some semblance of quality to their lives, but much needed nutrition as well.
Emma Morehart For The Post em170908@ohiou.edu
This is a comment in regard to the picture of the little four-year-old girl sitting atop a police car while her mother is being arrested that ran in The Post on Thursday. In my opinion (and others'), it was very distasteful and not at all considerate of this child, who will soon grow older and develop an understanding of what took place.
Police shut down every party on Oak Street last night after 200 to 300 people gathered around a couch fire in the street, according to a news release.
Ohio University is now bowl eligible
Christine Fahl has been promoting the use of coalitions to advance community development. As campaign rhetoric, this is high-sounding theory, but let's check her record to see what she really thinks of coalition efforts.
Ohio's offense, like quarterback Theo Scott, was sick.
Wigs, wings and witch costumes are among the items being accepted and sold at the AVW Productions' Halloween costume fundraiser today.
Ohio University will host comedian Ben Bailey tomorrow for Parents Weekend.
Ohio's low point of the season came during a loss to Missouri State.
Ohio University Student Senate held its first town hall meeting last night and fielded constituents' questions on a variety of topics.
Ohio faces a team with a unique home-field advantage this weekend.
Tomorrow night, Casa Nueva, 4 W. State St., will be filled with the rhythm and blues of local band The Royales.
A second man accused of threatening and robbing an Ohio University student pleaded not guilty during his arraignment yesterday.
Ohio prides itself on special teams, which is why it sees Kent State as such a challenge.
After spending a month in the penthouse of the Mid-American Conference, the Bobcats are heading to the basement.
Ohio University hired a new assistant athletics director for ticket operations, the athletics department announced yesterday in a news release.
Ohio University's Army ROTC program will join the Ohio Army National Guard and the United States Army Recruiting Command to recognize and honor heroes at tomorrow's football game.
Partiers can reach for a Bloody Mary to cure their Sunday morning hangovers two hours earlier than usual after recent legislation permitted businesses to sell liquor as early as 11 a.m.
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