Coupon clippers cut out extra costs
Mar. 2, 2009Jessica Ziepfel's favorite Sunday activity involves a newspaper and a pair of scissors.
Jessica Ziepfel's favorite Sunday activity involves a newspaper and a pair of scissors.
Ohio's nonconference schedule through 2015, announced yesterday by Athletic Director Jim Schaus, features the resurgence of the Ohio-Marshall rivalry and another match-up with the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Ohio came into Sunday's game against Buffalo trying to rewrite the record book.
Matt Reedy has a herniated disc between his C6-C7 vertebrae, which is putting pressure on his spinal chord.
said guard Justin Orr, who scored 13 points. It definitely created an advantage for us.
Heroin abusers are filling jail cells and recovery rooms in Athens County at an alarming rate - prompting Sheriff Pat Kelly and employees at Health Recovery Services to work around budget obstacles to curb the problem.
The Athens County Commissioners declared March Developmental Disability Awareness Month at their Thursday meeting.
Well-known for hosting country and bluegrass groups, Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville will host the award-winning bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent this weekend.
Although he has had 33 years in the corporate sector, Carl A. Blunt will talk about his expertise in another field, the Civil Rights movement, tonight in Walter Hall.
coach Semeka Randall said. We need this from her from this point out.
Ohio University's campus comedy show, Laughter After Dark, has returned with the help of improvisational comedy group, Black Sheep, Inc.
When Krystina Taylor takes out her knitting needles or crochet hook in class or at the Front Room, she gets an immediate reaction from the people around her.
Student Senate's Got Swabbed? bone marrow drive smashed all previous records, more than doubling the world record for a bone marrow drive.
The two Ohio University students diagnosed with bacterial meningitis will return to campus before the end of Winter Quarter, said Ryan Lombardi, dean of students, in a news release.
This week, it's time to look at music's rising stars. They are starting out like many of the greats, trying to stand out, working on obscure indie labels and coming from rough beginnings.
When Lauren Hmiel and Chandra Myers step onto the floor tomorrow, they'll be wearing Ohio jerseys at home for the last time.
Dunham's Sports will hold a ribbon cutting celebration this morning to celebrate the opening of its new Athens location at 1002 E. State St. at The Market On State.
Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity, is reaching out to a local charity in hopes of helping those with less in Athens.
The Nelsonville City Council is considering measures that would allow all-terrain vehicles on city streets.
After the first day of the Mid-American Conference Championships, the Bobcats sit in a three-way tie for second place.