CCC Plastics, a Canadian plastic manufacturing company, plans to lease a building in The Plains owned by ACEDC to build a plastics facility. The company would offer 25 full-time jobs within the facility.
Ohio finishes non-conference slate with 2-1 win at home over Duquesne
US claims to have destroyed five Iranian oil tankers, Trump pledges $5,000 to every U.S. adult if GOP wins midterms, U.S. making progress in reopening Strait of Hormuz.
McDavis Residence Hall and Shively Grab-n-Go provide OU students with new housing, and food for the new school year. OU’s newest and largest dorm houses over 500 students and Shively Grab-and-Go yields three new dining styles.
Despite a late rally, Ohio falls in final nonconference game against Davidson 2-1.
Police blotter: retrieved cows, shirtless men and road rage
Since 2024, the Athens Police Department and Athens County Sheriff’s Office have used Flock Safety technology. Despite public distrust of the technology, the Athens Police Chief says the technology has proved helpful in solving cases.
From Sept. 15-20, many shows shall release new seasons, and anticipated games will finally release, including new horror film “Resident Evil”.
A24’s upcoming documentary “You Can See Everything” is set to release on Oct. 16. The teaser trailer explores Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ personality in an intimate, uncomfortable interview with comedian Nathan Fielder.
Active Minds is a national organization that is dedicated to decreasing mental health stigma through meetings and campus events. The chapter aims to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for students to alleviate stress by learning about campus resources and connecting with fellow students.
The Ohio Pawpaw Festival, a longstanding tradition for many Athens residents, takes over this weekend. Other events, such as the Meet Cute Market, offer a fun experience for local book-lovers.
OU Color Guard gives students the opportunity to continue practicing colorguard in college while building connections with fellow performers.
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By observing history, we see progress begins with creativity and the audacity to imagine beyond our lived reality. By questioning the status quo or things we perceive to be normal, we can begin to enact positive change in the world.
LeBron James is the face of the NBA, and after he recently announced a partnership with the unregulated prediction market Polymarket, the future relationship between professional sports and gambling is disheartening. By endorsing his platform, James is normalizing high-risk and no reward gambling for his young audience.
Battle of the Greens, hosted by Housing and Residence Life, is a month-long competition that gives students the platform to perform live on the green. The next live performance is Sept. 16 on South Green.
President Lori Stewart Gonzalez addressed Ohio University in a State of the University speech, highlighting the importance of tradition while looking ahead at how the university plans to meet new challenges.
In the weeks following Dolly Parton’s death, there has been a large increase in purchases of Dolly Parton license plates. $25 from every Dolly Parton license plate purchased goes to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Ohio.
“The Office’s” sequel series steps away from its predecessor to try to be a show all its own. The new season premiere shows how different and successful the show will be.
Ohio’s student section refuses to let Jacksonville State win late in the game, helping protect Ohio’s historic home-game winning streak.
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