Following a complete extradition in Ohio, the bobcat population has been rising significantly in recent years. After European settlers deforested a significant portion of the state in the 19th century, reforestation efforts have brought back enough forest cover to support the bobcat’s return.
@mgfitnessllc, @structureathens, Planet Fitness and Ping Recreation Center offer a variety of amenities. From classes to free weights and assisted machines, Athens gym hotspots battle for the top spot.
Athens City Council met to discuss ordinances, financial reports.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Ohio nearly doubled last week, and two respiratory illness outbreaks were reported in Southeast Ohio. As winter approaches, new federal restrictions are limiting access to the COVID-19 vaccine, sparking concern among health experts, students and providers across the state.
Twenty One Pilots brings the decade-long narrative they have been telling through their music with their new album “Breach.”
Brian Smith's press conference and the takeaways heading into week four.
Ohio had a solid weekend at the Golden Grizzlies Intercollegiate.
Ohio nearly beat Stanford, but had a tough next game against California.
Pawpaw Festival’s day two had classical and modern takes on Appalachian music and a pop punk deviation in the heat.
Social media influencer and “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul, known for her candid presence on “MomTok” and past scandals, is set to lead season 22 of “The Bachelorette.”
Billy Joel’s life and musicianship are given new life and detail in the documentary, “And So It Goes,” named after a song of Joel’s with the same title.
For today’s students, college feels less like an intellectual journey and more like a financial endurance test. With total student debt doubling since 2008, passion often takes a backseat to practicality.
Charlie Kirk’s death at Utah Valley University was a symptom of his own delusion that a good guy with a gun does anything to save anyone.
This week’s police blotter includes reports ranging from a suspicious vehicle that turned out to be parked in its owner’s driveway to a dog that accidentally locked its owner out of a car.
OU alumnus, Riley Farber, put her passion to practice and founded @farberdigital alongside her mother and sister. Her success continues to inspire Bobcats young and old.
The invasive Ambrosia beetle continues to harm trees such as pawpaws across the Midwest. The insect infestation has caused local farmers to burn large chunks of their tree population, and invest in preventative measures. A lack of research and funding into Pawpaw trees and Ambrosia beetles has played a part in the lack of information growers have on how to handle the ongoing issue.
Senate Bill 1 requires suspension or merger of majors with fewer than five annual graduates over three years.
Charlie Kirk assassinated, new immigration operation in Chicago and more in this week’s U.S. headlines.
Vendors in the Athens Art Guild were present at the Athens Farmers Market on Sept. 6 and Sept. 13. The Athens Art Guild brings vendors together to support each other and make connections with buyers.
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