Residents flocked to the City Building, 8 E. Washington St., Monday night to call the 13th edition of the out of town fest that stopped traffic on U.S. Route 56 and stranded thousands of festers to trek three mile back to Ohio University’s campus an “abomination.”
Exact cause for the outages unknown.
The Athens County Sheriff’s office will begin teaching residents who are interested about the on-goings and daily life in the sheriff’s office.
Law enforcement officers report an increase in crowds and arrests at this year’s 13Fest
A man was arrested after bystanders observe him running on campus with nothing but his underwear.
Believing that Ohio University’s investigation was not enough, more than 50 faculty members are asking that the university pursue an external review of the Coventry Lane agreement.
The Ohio Investigative Unit arrested 117 individuals at 13Fest on 159 charges.
The Ohio University Police Department fielded 160 drug related calls in 2014.
Private tutors typically cost around $10 for a one-hour session.
In its eleventh year, Athens Beautification Day saw more than 1,000 people help scrub out graffiti and pick up trash, among other tasks.
Dancing man Zac Oberg has been popping up around campus over the weekend as a way to liven up his duties as a guide for the National Forensic Association’s Speech and Debate Finals
Due to a slight oversight, Athens City Council will be conducting another second reading of an ordinance that would establish authority when it comes to pay raises.
Council is transitioning to digital, but they still need a vote on how to fund their new netbooks.
In lieu of student suggestions, Culinary Services added more healthy options to West Green.
Ohio University professors do research for their books that will be published for classroom purposes
Sixty percent of the proceeds from the annual volleyball tournament go to the Peanut Butter and Jelly Project.
Graduate Student Senate has new executives for the 2015-16 academic year.
About 100 congregated at College Green for the Bare on the Bricks Glow Run drew Thursday night as the donations go towards My Sister’s Place, Good Works and Hocking Athens Perry Community Action.
Post Staff Writer William T. Perkins participated in the Athens County Commission on Disabilities' "Disabilities Speak."
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