Levy to support services for low-income seniors passes
By Emma Skidmore | Nov. 6, 2019A levy that serves to renew support for a program that delivers free meals to low-income senior citizens passed on Tuesday.
A levy that serves to renew support for a program that delivers free meals to low-income senior citizens passed on Tuesday.
Independent candidates Krane, Hamrick and Monday plan to continue their activism to influence city government.
A man who thought he was at The Convo was arrested near the tennis court for underage consumption by intoxication.
Incumbent Democratic Mayor survives a challenge from the left in election with over 75% of the vote.
Beth Clodfelter will replace Patrick McGee.
The levy makes up about half of the EMS budget.
The levy provides funding for tuberculosis medication free of charge.
The citizens of Athens County voted for a new levy.
Both candidates raised about the same amount of money, but Krane spent the majority of his funds while Patterson spent only half.
Over 67% of residents voted in favor for the levy.
Groupthink might now occur if different opinions aren’t considered.
Issues like housing are a problem across the nation and in Athens.
The third installment of Rock Fight will be on Thursday at Casa Nueva.
Max and Alex discuss new releases from the past couple of weeks.
The Bobcats started off strong, but were unable to carry their performance throughout the game.
Jack feels threatened by Mr. Lawrence.
The last Thirsting For Knowledge Thursday will be held Nov. 6.
Jeff Boals is 1-0.
Performances including pieces from Carmen, Dialogues of the Carmalites and the first act of French Cinderella will be performed, along with other French Opera favorites.