Aldi introduced a line of bottled mimosas; Twin City Opera House hosts ghost tours
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 4, 2019Your daily Athens newsletter.
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Student Senate representatives were told by the university in March their project could not be fully supported due to concerns for enrollment numbers.
As coal as declined as a source of income in the region, some former coal towns are finding new life
Michael is back with amnesia and a new persona named Jason — who seems to pose a problem for Jafael shippers.
A lack of local news outlets in southeast Ohio is only one element of a pervasive problem in the region.
It’s peak flower season, so consider not only using flowers as your centerpiece.
The Appalachian Regional Commission announced a $1,100,000 grant Wednesday for the repurposing of an old prison near Nelsonville.
The student was arrested for underage consumption, and the owners of the dog were asked to keep him on the property.
Expected to soar, ‘Dumbo’ was disappointing in more ways than one.
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The appeals board was created in February after a Graduate Student Senate presidential candidate submitted an appeal.
A larger voting turnout leaves the new executives happy to represent the student body.
The bill would support to support sexual assault survivors and campus prevention resources.
‘Avengers: Endgame’ will premiere April 26.
There have been 10 reports of sexual assault to the Ohio University Police Department and the Athens Police Department since Jan. 13.
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The Athens parking garage could also potentially undergo a renovation.
The election results were appealed and an appeal board was formed in February.
Campus Pride, a national LGBTQ organization, is examining the ranking after the former OU LGBT Center director was removed.
The student trustee will be announced at the Leadership Gala on April 17.