Bloom Dispensary opened up its seventh location on Stimson Ave., available for medical card holders and those 21 and older, offering deals, promotions and guidance from knowledgeable employees. With the ban of intoxicating hemp signed by Gov. DeWine, only dispensaries can legally sell intoxicating hemp products, bringing potential for an influx of business at Bloom and other dispensaries.
The evolution from owning physical music to streaming has transformed listening from a focused, personal experience into an accessible yet more passive one, redefining how people connect with and value music.
Set 15 years after “Tron: Legacy,” “Tron: Ares” provides little more than flashy colors and a subpar plot.
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco recently got married. Here is all you need to know about their wedding.
Players are concerned about the future of their favorite games as the industry giant goes private.
Objectivity has been influenced by the social and political climate since its origin. Today, its definition is drastically different from what it was a century ago.
Plus the Nobel Peace Prize winner, immigration enforcement in Chicago.
An executive order signed by President Trump in March directs the Departments of Agriculture and Interior to increase logging across the U.S. by 25%. Land that resides within the Wayne National Forest is included in the Department of Agriculture’s outline of viable land for logging.
The city of Athens is leading an initiative to reduce carbon emissions by 50% by 2030. The city has implemented various measures to increase renewable energy in municipal buildings and incentivize residents to do the same within their homes. Ohio University is also following a strict sustainability plan aimed at being carbon neutral by 2050.
Police blotter: Warrants of the week, kitten retrieval, protection orders.
The rerelease of “Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2” on Switch illustrates the focus on profit over all else from Nintendo and reevaluates their goals as a company.
Ohio University Libraries introduced a new AI search engine in September for students to organize and better sort through sources online. The model pulls information from academic, peer-reviewed content and presents it for the user.
Noah Hawley’s “Alien: Earth” is a shallow attempt to bring new ideas into the “Alien” franchise.
The third and fourth weeks of “Dancing with the Stars” brought fierce competition, viral dances and two stars' shocking eliminations.
The Stars Hollow Festival in Medina, Ohio, brings the beloved “Gilmore Girls” to life, giving fans a cozy vibe filled with coffee and nostalgia.
Free the Falls, a project to remove the Gorge Dam in Summit County, officially began recently, following years of discussion on the matter. The dam has not served a purpose for over 30 years and has contributed to mass contamination of water in the dam pool. The EPA is currently removing all sediments before the removal of the dam structure can begin.
The Ohio University Student Senate met once again in Walter 145 to discuss the needs and expectations of Bobcats. The Senate voted on new members, passing them all, along with approving some other budget requests for future events and supplies.
The show “Reading Rainbow” is coming back with a new host, Mychal Threets. The return of this show not only restores its nostalgia but also takes a new role in education and reading for kids.
Netflix’s newest docuseries, “Famous Last Words,” gives legends a final say after their death.
Acting as council president Monday, Councilmember Micah McCarey led a meeting where Athens City Council unanimously passed five ordinances. Measures included joining the national opioid settlement, leasing the former fire department building and updating rental permit requirements.
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