Sex offender pleads not guilty to 78 counts
Mar. 5, 2009The man who was found traveling with a previously missing Athens High School student was indicted on 78 counts at Hocking County Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
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Layoffs imminent, McDavis announces
Mar. 5, 2009Ohio University plans to lay off employees to help balance its budget, university President Roderick McDavis announced today.
Hockey: West Virginia road trip looms as injuries begin to add up
Mar. 5, 2009The Bobcats could use this weekend as a springboard heading into the American Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament next weekend. But all they really want is to be healthy.
Weather factors into local crimes
Mar. 5, 2009When the temperatures are low, Court Street revelers are more likely to go home than pick a fight, according to local law enforcement.
OU to remove Holzer Clinic from health care network
Mar. 5, 2009Holzer Clinic will become an out-of-network health care provider as of July 1, which will force up to 20 percent of Ohio University employees to change physicians or face increased medical costs.
Women's Basketball: 'Cats cope with close defeat
Mar. 4, 2009Jennifer Bushby hit a buzzer beater at the end of the game, but the Bobcats weren't celebrating.
Alumni Association director whistles for purpose, pleasure
Mar. 4, 2009Graham Stewart spends most of his time representing about 188,000 Ohio University alumni.
Top 5: 3/5
Mar. 4, 20091. A History of Violence (dir. David Cronenberg) - Directed by horror mogul David Cronenberg and starring Viggo Mortensen, the film digs deep into the depths of the human soul and its propensity for violence.
Baseball: Bobcats pounce on Panthers
Mar. 4, 2009Gauntlett Eldemire knew the ball was gone after it left the bat.
Men's Basketball: 'Cats aim to bring positive attitude to Akron
Mar. 4, 2009Michael Allen has walked up to the free-throw line countless times and calmly swished free throws.
Pow! Landmark graphic novel transcends to movie form, others make syllabi lists
Mar. 4, 2009Dog carcass in alley this morning
Student Senate: Proposal urges student service
Mar. 4, 2009Student Senate unanimously passed a resolution last night encouraging students to volunteer for more community service amid budget cuts to other state organizations and a rising need around Athens.
Alumnus dies after three-year battle with cancer
Mar. 4, 2009A 23-year-old Ohio University alumnus died yesterday after a three-year battle with cancer.
Section of N. Lancaster closed
Mar. 4, 2009A portion of North Lancaster Street will be closed to traffic and parking from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today for repairs to a water main.
OU engineers' research helps GPS technology take flight
Mar. 3, 2009If a GPS signal is lost to a car it might cause some confusion or an unplanned detour, but if it is lost to an aircraft it could be a life-or-death situation. Engineers at Ohio University have developed new technology called the GPS Anomalous Event Monitor to help track and record GPS signal interruptions to find out why and how often they are occurring.
Judge sets $1 million bond for man indicted for burning car death
Mar. 3, 2009A county judge set bond at $1 million yesterday for a local man who prosecutors say killed a woman and burned her body.
Men's Golf: Bobcats finish 10th at Argonaut Invitational
Mar. 3, 2009The rust showed on the Bobcats, even for top finisher Stewart Jamieson.
Jobs and Family Services announces more layoffs, considers program cuts
Mar. 3, 2009The Athens County Department of Jobs and Family Services has laid off 25 employees during the 2009 fiscal year, which is almost 20 percent of their total employment.
