It is rare when the Ohio baseball team is more likely to play an early season game at home than it is on the road. But that's been the case so far for the Bobcats, who play host to West Virginia State today at Bob Wren Stadium.
If hard work equals success as they say, it should come as no surprise that a guy voted team's hardest worker three times is eyeing his third straight NCAA Tournament appearance.
Accuracy is not a problem for Latreece Bagley. She is proving this throughout her career with the Bobcats.
Former Lt. Pat Kelly filed as an Independent candidate for the Athens County Sheriff election Friday.
The Ohio University Aquatic Center hosted its annual Swim for Diabetes yesterday.
Protesters for farm workers' rights stormed Uptown outside of Taco Bell, 41 S. Court St., early yesterday morning, leading to the arrest of an Ohio University student.
CLEVELAND - Sen. John Edwards continued his underdog campaign for Ohio's Super Tuesday votes here Saturday, outlining a plan to eliminate tax breaks for companies that move jobs overseas.
Police arrested two men Saturday night after a pickup truck rammed through the barriers at the bottom of Jefferson Hill on East Union Street, mangling the truck body and wrenching at least two tires from their axles. No one was injured.
The Ohio women's swimming and diving team took second place in the Mid-American Conference Championships, finishing with 547 points.
Beginning today, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will issue new license plates.
Last night, the air was filled with excitement as the elegantly dressed made their way down a red carpet to dine in style at the party of the year. Meanwhile, across the country, Oscar-hopefuls filled the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, Calif., for The 76th Annual Academy Awards.
A car caught on fire around 12:15 p.m. Friday in The Convo's parking lot.
Athens County Children Services reopened its Nelsonville Family Info Center on Friday at its new location, 1154 East Canal St., with an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The search for Ohio University's next president has been by turns ridiculous, outrageous, infuriating and deeply discouraging. The search committee has kept itself cloistered well away from the very campus whose future it is helping determine; it has cloaked its progress reports in administrative gobbledygook; worst of all, it has missed nearly every deadline it set for itself. On this first day of March, it has essentially nothing to show for four months of existence except a lot of unsubstantiated promises that it is making progress. When OU searched for a president 10 years ago, Robert Glidden had already visited campus by February. Now, the search committee says, the first candidates will not visit Athens until May, when students are getting ready to leave and administrators can sneak in their picks away from the public eye. This is beyond exasperating.
As Ohio guard Thomas Stephens' shot at the buzzer missed its target, any last hopes Ohio held out for playing host
Here they come folks, rounding the corner, down Richland Avenue and, wow, the photo finish at The Convo! It's the luge races!
The love of music brought students and local residents together to play an assortment of musical pieces at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium yesterday night.
In the last of four Athens County Public Library forums, the two Democratic candidates for prosecuting attorney - incumbent C. David Warren and William Biddlestone - on Friday discussed the March 2 primary election with the public and media.
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