Comic stories have been around since the 1930s, and movies based on the heroes have been around for just as long. Some think it is time to stop making these types of movies; however, society needs more movies like Superman.
President Trump has officially signed a bill slashing $1.1 billion in federal funding for public media, putting local PBS and NPR stations at serious risk across the country.
Police Blotter: Verbal and physical disputes, bird in the kitchen, stolen license plate
Following deforestation trends in Southeast Ohio, multiple groups of people are working on projects to stimulate tree growth. One project aims to increase plant life near water systems, and the other focuses on creating ideal conditions for White Oaks to thrive.
Just outside of Hocking Hills State Park, Butterfly Ridge Conservation Center gives guests the opportunity to observe some of the most important native pollinators.
Summer break provides students and faculty the time to slow down and relax before the academic school year begins
The British Grand Prix marked the halfway point in the Formula One season, and so far this season isn’t what I predicted it to be.
Police Blotter: Loud parties, stolen credit card and more for the week of July 2.
Artificial Intelligence is on the rise and becoming unavoidable; however, many content creators on various platforms have endorsed the use of Generative AI. This not only steals authors’ works, but also intentionally produces stories that are not created by humans.
Police Blotter: Warrants of the week, K9 unit deployed and more for the week of June 25.
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports of a man accidentally shooting himself in the leg, multiple break-ins, a copperhead snake and more for the week of June 18-24.
Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering are just two examples of trading card games that are losing their sparkle due to greedy scalpers looking to make a profit.
Some people in college simply do not watch or read the news. This cannot be the case in the world we live in today.
Athens Farmers Market has been providing locals with homegrown fresh produce since 1972, from asparagus to zucchini.
Southeast Ohio’s history of coal mining has left the region with many environmental dangers. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is working with both federal and local officials to close abandoned mines and plug orphan wells.
Ohio University closed and is repurposing the Multicultural, Women’s and Pride Centers as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act takes effect.
Sabrina Carpenter causes controversy after posting the cover of her new album. Just minutes after posting, it has generated a lot of heat, due to Sabrina embracing her own sexuality.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday night that the U.S. carried out airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, signaling a major escalation in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports involving bicycles, a raccoon, needed traffic control and more for the week of June 11-17.
Athens City Council adopts financial reports, discusses amicus brief.
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