The National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program recently recognized three new sites near Athens County, recognizing the history and experiences from the Underground Railroad.
The Committee to Abolish Property Taxes is currently gaining support from Ohioans to include a constitutional amendment on the 2026 ballot that removes the property tax.
This week, Athens residents can attend musical events, explore internship opportunities and cheer on the Bobcats.
Sneakthief plays at The Union on Wednesday as part of the Locals Only showcase. The band spent the past year recording its debut album in New Jersey with help from a Greater Columbus Arts Council grant.
Jeffrey Epstein discussed numerous ideas of genetic superiority in the files, including creating his own “designer babies.” Epstein’s journey marks a darker history and requires action to truly address it.
Live music is something valuable in today’s world, but impossible presale codes and high prices stop people from experiencing what is meaningful.
The legendary rapper’s final album was a tribute to Fayetteville, rap, and his partner.
Ohio Hockey sweeps Liberty in its final weekend of the regular season with a 6-5 overtime win and a dominant 5-2 regulation win.
Fiber Arts Club, a student organization focused on fiber and textile art, is creating a community quilt through collaboration with Athens residents and artists.
Saturday Night Live announces a United Kingdom cast full of stars for the upcoming U.K. series.
The Southeast Ohio History Center hosted its first Lyceum Lunch of the year. The center welcomed Bob Toy, local attorney at law, to discuss an infamous murder in Southeast Ohio.
Mukbangs have been a popular genre of food content online for years. Having content like this can be dangerous to those struggling with disordered eating, whether they are the viewer or creator.
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Former FirstEnergy officials are being charged with felony corruption charges due to their alleged involvement in the bribery scandal.
Ohio blows double digit fourth-quarter lead and eventually falls in double overtime at Akron.
Neosoul legend Jill Scott returns after a decade-long absence between solo albums with “To Whom This May Concern,” which speaks life into listeners and recounts wisdom.
Ohio was able to go on enough runs to beat Ball State.
Michael and Sophia dive into some big pop culture and entertainment topics. From the politics around the Grammys and the Super Bowl, to venting about the ongoing chaos of Ticketmaster. They also highlight the rise of small production films and how they are carving their own space in Hollywood.
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