Executive dean of Regional Higher Education to retire
By Sarah M. Penix | Apr. 4, 2019Bill Willan has been at Ohio University for 20 years.
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Aldi introduced a line of bottled mimosas; Twin City Opera House hosts ghost tours
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 4, 2019Your daily Athens newsletter.
Student Senate: Members pass bill urging support for sexual assault survivors
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 4, 2019Student Senate representatives were told by the university in March their project could not be fully supported due to concerns for enrollment numbers.
Going beyond the bubble
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 3, 2019Why ‘The Post’ decided to explore what is around city of Athens
Why ‘The Post’ decided to explore what is around city of Athens
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 3, 2019Why ‘The Post’ decided to explore what is around city of Athens
Ohio organization moves to preserve ancient Native American mounds
By Sophia Englehart | Apr. 3, 2019Heartland Earthworks Conservancy of Ohio works toward preserving the earthen mounds made by prehistoric Native American groups.
Southeast Ohio’s haunted theater intrigues visitors and ghosts alike
By Ashton Nichols | Apr. 3, 2019The old opera house was built in 1892 and houses 14 spirits, according to a ghosthunter.
Cutler Station’s distinct sound emanates eccentricity and passion
By Bre Offenberger | Apr. 3, 2019The band knows it manufactures its own distinct sound that can’t be compared to anyone else — and with that, each member is always willing to try anything.
Radio stations provide service in rural areas
By Keri Johnson | Apr. 3, 2019Southeastern Ohio radio stations provide entertainment, news and more to areas where even cell service can be scarce.
How a former coal town is finding new life
By Bennett Leckrone | Apr. 3, 2019As coal as declined as a source of income in the region, some former coal towns are finding new life
Charlie Haskins creates unorthodox, award-winning artwork
By Maisie FItzmaurice | Apr. 3, 2019Haskins is a Southern Ohio native.
Keeping bees in a changing environment
By Jessica Hill | Apr. 3, 2019One family of beekeepers has enjoyed its hobby even in a challenging time for bees.
TV Review: Michael could drive a wedge between Rafael and Jane on ‘Jane The Virgin’
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 3, 2019Michael is back with amnesia and a new persona named Jason — who seems to pose a problem for Jafael shippers.
Hockey: Bryan Lubin lands tryout with SPHL's Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
By Matt Parker | Apr. 3, 2019Bryan Lubin signed an amateur tryout agreement with the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs.
News deserts continue to plague southeast Ohio residents without broadband
By Jillian Craig | Apr. 3, 2019A lack of local news outlets in southeast Ohio is only one element of a pervasive problem in the region.
Men's Golf: Bobcats tie for fifth at Butler Spring Invitational
By Jack Gleckler | Apr. 3, 2019Ohio improved by ten strokes in the second round to tie for fifth.
Chillicothe smokehouse attracts loyal customers with high-quality barbecue and hospitable atmosphere
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 3, 20197 Miles Smokehouse is a family-owned restaurant and a Chillicothe staple that attracts eaters from all over.
Beyond the Bubble
By The Post Staff and Megan Knapp | Apr. 3, 2019The Post takes a step outside Athens to explore and celebrate what the region has to offer.
8 edible flower recipes to try this spring
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 3, 2019It’s peak flower season, so consider not only using flowers as your centerpiece.
Leaving at Halftime: Ohio softball's dominant run
By Matt Parker | Apr. 3, 2019Host Matt Parker is joined by 'Post' softball beat writers J.L. Kirven and Tyler Johnson.
