With old projects like the non-union personnel fringe benefits package review potentially under wraps, Athens City Council looks to take on new tasks before the end of the year.
Alex Mayer, a former Athens resident, wants to open a marijuana dispensary in Athens.
Witnesses at the scene of the fight weren't sure whether dads were involved, and planned to carry on with their night.
Distinguished Professor of Playwriting Charles Smith is giving remarks at the inaugural December commencement ceremony Dec. 12.
The list was featured in the Washington Post.
An Uber spokeswoman didn’t confirm and plans for the app to provide service to the Ohio University area, but did say the company was “always looking for opportunities for expansion.”
Students took to the Mill Street fields to compete in an action-filled Punt Pass Kick competition.
James Stitt, a member of the Tobacco-Free Campus Task Force, says that many of the students he approaches are very respectful. There are no consequences yet for students who violate the smoking policy.
The Alden Open, currently in its third year, is sponsored by local Athens businesses, and the proceeds will go towards the annual Ohio University Student Research and Activity Expo.
Patrick McGovern, executive director of the national Acacia fraternity, said in an email the organization is aware of the allegations and is "fully in support" of an investigation into the matter.
And there's winter beer for sale uptown.
The senate body hears presentation for a university planner about the campus master plan.
Bed Brigade, a nonprofit organization in central Ohio, gives hundreds of people the chance to finally have a bed to call their own.
The Athens County Historical Society and Museum will be moving from Court Street to West State Street.
Issue 3 failed last night.
Ohio voters passed redistricting and anti-monopoly ballot issues, but voted against a marijuana legalization proposal sponsored by ResponsibleOhio.
The Democrats will continue their majority on council, and McGee will be the first independent to hold a seat in decades.
Jennifer Cochran (D), Peter Kotses (D) and Pat McGee (I) will become sitting members of Athens City Council in January.
The event, held in the Multicultural Center’s multipurpose room in Baker Center, featured discussion about different topics surrounding racial diversity, such as immigration policy, the Black Lives Matter movement and the current racial climate at OU.
Peter Kotses, owner of Athens Bicycle, elected as at-large city councilman.
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