Bubbles Tea and Juice Co. opens Court Street location after pandemic delay
By Taylor Burnette | Nov. 11, 2020The business is now serving its teas, smoothies, acai bowls and more to Court Street consumers.
NEWS BLOGS
Blotter: Theft at two Ronald McDonald Houses; child calls 911
By Grant Ritchey | Nov. 11, 2020Eighty nine dollars was stolen from the Ronald McDonald Houses.
Coronavirus: State of Ohio reinstating mask mandate; Universities could be virtual next semester if trend continues
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 11, 2020A decision about restaurants, bars and gyms will be made Nov. 19.
TV Review: 'The Bachelorette' is finally watchable with Tayshia Adams as the new lead
By Madyson Lewellyn | Nov. 11, 2020Spencer gets the first impression rose.
3 Baton Rouge officers on leave after harassment allegations against an LSU player arise; Board of Elections finds signs connected to fraud allegations to be result of 'human error'
By Emma Dollenmayer | Nov. 11, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
TV Review: Randall digs into his childhood, Kevin listens to Madison on ‘This Is Us’
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 11, 2020Randall finds a new therapist.
The 2020 Elections in Athens, Visualized
By Matthew Geiger | Nov. 10, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of Athens County voting, with a huge decline in the number of votes cast in the 2020 Election.
Athens County Board of Elections finds voting booth signs saying votes for O’Neill wouldn’t count were a result of human error, not election fraud
By Abby Miller and Nolan Simmons | Nov. 10, 2020Members of the Athens County Board of Elections officially apologized to Katie O’Neill, a candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives District 94 seat, for the error.
As election excitement wraps up, political groups in Athens look ahead to future local races
By Ryan Maxin | Nov. 9, 2020Midterm elections and political outreach are among top priorities for campus political groups.
City Council urges Ohio Lawmakers to allow continuance of remote council meetings
By Kyra Leckrone | Nov. 9, 2020Council discussed passing an ordinance that encourages the Ohio Legislature to allow for remote meetings to continue past Dec 1.
How OU's financial aid and scholarships look different because of COVID-19
By Lydia Colvin | Nov. 9, 2020Scholarships and financial aid at OU have been changing since fall 2020, yet most of the scholarship information for incoming students to OU has not been released.
How to prioritize your health over the holidays without restricting, missing out
By Maddie Bussert | Nov. 9, 2020Ditch diet culture for good.
6 habits and proceedings to help combat seasonal depression
By Emma Dollenmayer | Nov. 9, 2020Remember even amidst the loneliest of hours, you are not alone.
OU announces plans for Housing Advisory System
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 9, 2020The university will have a color-coded alert system, like the state of Ohio’s.
Kamala Harris makes history as first woman of color as Vice President-Elect; here are some of the best deals for Black Friday
By Grant Ritchey | Nov. 9, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
Foreign language students and professors have struggled with the difficulty of online communication
By Claire Schiopota | Nov. 8, 2020Foreign language professors adjust their classrooms to support students as they learn how to ask questions and get involved online.
4 of the best shopping deals during Black Friday 2020
By Juliana Colant | Nov. 8, 2020AirPods with a wired charging case, usually priced at $159, are now on sale for $99.
Coronavirus: 53 cases reported last week; OU sees 5.2% positivity rate in asymptomatic testing
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 8, 2020There are now four total deaths from COVID-19 in Athens County.
The North End to soon be a welcomed addition to Court Street
By Ryan Maxin | Nov. 8, 2020The opening of The North End is highly anticipated among students and diners.
The best 3 tracks from Novo Amor’s ‘Cannot Be, Whatsoever’
By Bre Offenberger | Nov. 8, 2020The album finds him veering away from his roots, but he’s not gone completely.
