Ohio might soon have an official state dog; Athens has its own poet laureate
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Kari Gunter-Seymour will meet with the public at an inaugural poetry reading April 26 at ARTS/West from 7-9 p.m.
A proposed rule allows for licensed bobcat trappers to trap and kill bobcats in Southeast Ohio.
Participants discussed gender-neutral pronouns, diversity workshops and more at a Monday forum.
Bridge is the only ticket that applied to be on this year's ballot.
From pizza and wings to burritos and beer, here's every place 'The Post' could think of that will deliver food to you in Athens.
The campy sequel follows the plot of the original film.
The season finale revealed Bonnie's son might actually be alive.
Following a sabbatical, Frank will return to teach psychology at OU.
The Walking Dead returned this week with exciting plot twists.
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The newest student trustee will be announced April 18.
From changes in the Trump administration to Toys R Us closing its doors, here’s some news from the past week.
Housing and Residence Life worked with the LGBTQA Commission in Student Senate to choose locations.
City council will also discuss authorizing the city to take public donations for the new city pool.
Applications are due Friday at 5 p.m.
The five-piece channel an electronic rhythm and blues sound on its third studio album.
Notay Jackson was sentenced to 11 years in state prison.
A federal judge dismissed some counts against the university and Andrew McLaughlin but will continue to hear others.
The character may have gotten in a car crash.