Despite statewide concern about an increase in methamphetamine labs in Ohio, people stealing cold medicines containing pseudophedrine, the main ingredient in meth, is a bigger problem in the Athens area, said Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren.
A Mineral woman was killed at approximately 3 a.m. yesterday, and her husband has been taken into custody, charged with reckless homicide.
The Athens County Auditor officially announced that she will seek re-election as county auditor in the November election.
Three years ago, singer-songwriter Mike Genovese was featured as Band of the Week in The Post. An Ohio University senior on the brink of graduation, he was faced with a decision: Go all out in pursuit of his dream of performing music full time, or hedge his bets and accept a job with NASA, chasing a music career on the side.
If you ask players from the Ohio men's basketball team to describe the squad's next two games, the answers will be short and to the point.
The majority of rapes occurring on Ohio University's campus involve acquaintances, and rape victims usually do not press charges, said Lt. Rich Russell of the Ohio University Police Department.
After much criticism and debate, the Ohio Board of Education voted 11-4 last Tuesday to take the Critical Analysis of Evolution lesson plan out of the state's science curriculum.
The Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium is far from the large tent and dirt floor that usually house a circus, but the New Shanghai Circus isn't the traditional display of rowdy clowns and exceptionally trained wild animals.
Employees have requested more time to review an early retirement offer that is proposed as part of Ohio University's major budget realignment.
With less than two weeks remaining before the start of the Mid-American Conference Tournament, it's that time again - time to take a look at the possibilities and see if any MAC teams will make the Big Dance without having to win the MAC Tournament.
Athens City School District was forced to demolish its old Plains Elementary school building last week due to its deteriorating, irreparable condition.
Critics and Oscar pundits complain every single year about the lack of quality film roles for females. That isn't true, but looking at the Best Actress nominations this year, it sure seems like it.
A proposed 6 percent undergraduate tuition increase and a 4 percent room increase are among the items set for approval at the Ohio University Board of Trustees meeting next week.
Mychal Green ended all doubts about his possible late-season slump as he led the Bobcat offense over Buffalo and reached double-digits for the second game in a row.
By the 2007-08 academic year, Ohio University administrators hope to institute a laptop ownership program for all students, a Communication Network Services official said at last night's Student Senate meeting.
About a year and a half after a former Ohio University graduate student uncovered examples of plagiarized theses, officials from the university and the Russ College of Engineering are beginning a more thorough investigation of the allegations.
New to the music scene, jam band Jogo Justo doesn't do acid or guzzle Jack Daniels, but they are attempting to grab the attention of jazz and funk fans with their hip-swaying, fully instrumental covers and originals.
The long-standing swimming rivalry between Ohio and Miami will be renewed this weekend when the women's team travels to Akron for the Mid-American Conference Championships.
Discussions about ways to provide and advertise more alcohol-free activities will be a key to decreasing student drinking at Ohio University, OU President Roderick McDavis said yesterday.
First of all, to quiet my critics who have called me, among other things, an ageist, I recommend to you a free download by one of my esteemed professors, Bob Stewart. Bob has been cranking out first-rate folk-rock in the vein of James Taylor for years now, but this latest song is a real stunner. Titled A Million Miles From Home
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