Richland Avenue pedestrian tunnel to cost $2.1 million
By Taylor Heddleson | Feb. 20, 2018Athens officials also discussed possible designs.
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Athens officials also discussed possible designs.
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After a solid hometown visit, one woman was left without a rose.
Members also approved an ordinance establishing Title 49 to codify citizen initiative petitions.
It will be the first Steak ‘n Shake in the Athens area.
GSS members will also discuss allocating funds from GSS’ budget.
The Athens Police Department did not receive funding for the new car, server or computers it requested this year.
With the house in disarray, there’s bound to be some drama.
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Before facing Steve Stivers in November, three Democratic candidates with no political experience have to run against each other.
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Students and alumni showed appreciation for the 214-year-old university on social media.
A new payment system has been added to some meters as part of a pilot program.
The Hocking Correctional Unit houses about 430 inmates, employs about 110 staff members and will close due to high operating costs and a decreasing prison population in Ohio.
The newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe is refreshing and captivating, expertly breaking from the superhero blockbuster mold.
The Fab Five are back and better than ever.
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Athens City School District Board of Education could save near $2 million by moving the sixth grade into Athens Middle School.
Using the hashtag #BeAverageOU, GEO asked students to share their stories about how they pay for health insurance.
It includes a proposed cut of nearly $4 billion in annual funding for student aid programs.