EXCLUSIVE: Duane Nellis speaks on his decision to step down as OU president
Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward ...
OU’s student organizations plan for the future, reflect on their struggles from the online environment
New Chords on the Block, Bobcat Twirlers and Bobcat Productions all share their plans for the Fall Semester. ...
Police Blotter: Semi trailer gets stuck on private property; woman drives away without paying for gasoline
A semi tractor trailer was trying to turn around in gravel on private property and had to park and call ...
City Council: Body passes ordinance to transfer funds, discusses adding source of income discrimination to Athens City code
Council also passed a resolution thanking former Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter for her service to the city.
EXCLUSIVE: Duane Nellis speaks on his decision to step down as OU president
Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward to getting back into the classroom.
Athens City-County Health Department to hold vaccination clinics for 12 to 15 year olds
The announcement comes after the FDA and CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for the age range.
City Council: Beth Clodfelter announces resignation, creation of uptown beverage area discussed
Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter has accepted a position in Sen. Sherrod Brown’s office and will be leaving Council immediately.
Coronavirus: Risk level lowered from red to orange in Athens County
The change follows decreasing COVID-19 cases and increasing vaccinations.
Chosen Pathways Spiritual Emporium brings spiritual gifts to Athens
The store carries art from local artists in addition to tarot cards, incense and more.
Gov. Mike DeWine appoints OU student to Board of Trustees
Sarah Ladipo will begin her two-year term on May 14.
Incumbent Chris Fahl loses to Alan Swank in 4th Ward primary election
City Council candidate Alan Swank thanked his treasurer, his wife and his supporters after being elected.
Faculty Senate: Body discusses fall plans, issues facing regional campuses
Ohio University’s Faculty Senate discussed plans for fall 2021 and passed a resolution that will ease scheduling issues within regional campuses.
City Council: Mayor Steve Patterson discusses racial equity, Athens named Bee City USA affiliate
Ohio University was also approved as a Bee Campus USA affiliate.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson no longer considering congressional seat campaign
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson expressed concerns about the future of the district boundary.
OU holds first hybrid commencement ceremonies since beginning of the pandemic
Four separate commencement ceremonies were held in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
House Bill 2 passes through Ohio Senate, gives Athenians hope
Athens residents remain hopeful for improved internet access.
OU announces virtual forums for feedback on administrative candidates
Viewers will be able to submit feedback through an online survey after attending the forum(s).
OU announces interim dean of Patton College of Education
Sara Helfrich is the current senior associate dean for research and graduate students in the Patton College of Education.
Police Blotter: Trucks do donuts outside Marathon; individuals reported to look in residential window
Two trucks were reported to be doing donuts in the Washington Road Marathon parking lot.
OU announces in-person commencement for class of 2020 graduates
Both fall and spring graduates are invited Labor Day weekend to attend OU’s first home football game as well.
City Council: Resolution opposing Ohio bill, hiring city employees discussed
Councilmember Chris Fahl said the bill could have dire effects on the city’s income.
Nelsonville resident crashes car into ARTS/West on Monday morning following police pursuit
After failing to negotiate a curve, a Nelsonville woman crashed her car into the ARTS/West building at 50 mph.
