City Council: Resolution opposing Ohio bill, hiring city employees discussed
By Kyra Leckrone | Apr. 26, 2021Councilmember Chris Fahl said the bill could have dire effects on the city’s income.
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Nelsonville resident crashes car into ARTS/West on Monday morning following police pursuit
By Ashley Beach | Apr. 26, 2021After failing to negotiate a curve, a Nelsonville woman crashed her car into the ARTS/West building at 50 mph.
NAACP at OU protests death of Ma’Khia Bryant, Daunte Wright at Athens County Courthouse
By Maya Morita | Apr. 24, 2021Members of the NAACP at Ohio University gathered outside of the Athens Courthouse on Friday.
A look at Athens businesses’ hours, services as the pandemic continues
By Sophia Young | Apr. 24, 2021The Post created a business guide to help navigate services and closures in Athens.
D.C. begins its route to statehood; a virtual reality major may come to OU
By Jack Hiltner | Apr. 23, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
OU’s student organizations plan for the future, reflect on their struggles from the online environment
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 22, 2021New Chords on the Block, Bobcat Twirlers and Bobcat Productions all share their plans for the Fall Semester.
Over $1 million to be awarded to OU STEM programs
By Maya Morita | Apr. 22, 2021The Ohio Department of Higher Education will award Ohio University’s STEM programs over $1 million in scholarships as a part of the Choose Ohio First scholarship program.
OU takes steps toward introducing new virtual reality and game development major
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 22, 2021The major is still subject to approval from external organizations but was recently approved by Ohio University’s Board of Trustees.
Student Senate: New officers sworn in
By Lydia Colvin | Apr. 22, 2021New Student Senate officers were sworn into office tonight as outgoing officers talked about the past year.
Body cam footage of the Ma’Khia Bryant shooting has been released; Doug’s Carryout is hosting fun weekend events
By Jordan Ellis | Apr. 22, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Police Blotter: Semi trailer gets stuck on private property; woman drives away without paying for gasoline
By Anna Millar | Apr. 21, 2021A semi tractor trailer was trying to turn around in gravel on private property and had to park and call for assistance to avoid causing more problems.
Eco-friendly activities to celebrate Earth Day
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 21, 2021Take time this Earth Day to give back to the planet.
Quick and easy meals for finals week
By Jordan Ellis | Apr. 21, 2021Here are quick and nutritious meals you can make at home in a short amount of time.
A look into progressive Athens City Council candidates’ platforms
By Anna Millar | Apr. 21, 2021Damon Krane was the most recent candidate to announce his campaign for Athens City Council, and will be focusing on many of the same issues as when he ran for mayor.
Demi Lovato publicly apologizes to frozen yogurt shop; Sen. Brown co-sponsors federal hazing bill
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 21, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Athens City School District plans to vaccinate students in effort to get them back in the classroom for fall
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 21, 2021Athens City Schools Superintendent Tom Gibbs plans for in-person instruction.
Federal Communications Commission to provide discounts on broadband services
By Maya Morita | Apr. 20, 2021The Federal Communications Commission announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will aid qualifying households by providing discounts on broadband and electronic devices.
Campus facilities see continued yet decreased usage
By Jack Knudson | Apr. 20, 2021Some campus facilities have been temporarily restricted or closed due to the pandemic, leading to a lower number of visitors.
Mayor Steve Patterson considers bid for congressional seat
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 20, 2021Steve Patterson is currently the only possible candidate from the southeast region of the district.
Resolution supporting AAPI community passed by Athens City School District Board of Education
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 20, 2021The resolution was initially introduced due to acts of hate and violence against the AAPI community and a recent email incident in the district.
