Athens Chipotle has regained Carnitas, for now
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 8, 2015Athens’ lone Chipotle restaurant has resumed serving carnitas amid a nationwide shortage of the pork filling, though its unclear how long it will stay.
NEWS BLOGS
City officials are concerned about sanitation at Number Fest
By Luke Furman | Apr. 8, 2015Numbers Fest organizers said there will be nearly twice as many bathrooms as last year in order to create a sanitary environment for the large event.
Broken gas line leaves more than 100 residents without service
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 8, 2015A gas line broke beneath Richland Avenue early Wednesday afternoon leaving 130 to 150 Athens residents without service.
The weather is disgusting right now in Athens; We have a severe thunderstorm warning
By Samuel Howard | Apr. 8, 2015Take cover this afternoon.
Student Senate candidates sit down for a Q&A
Apr. 7, 2015The Post sits down with this year’s Student Senate candidates.
Check out a Student Nation for Student Senate Q&A with 'The Post'
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015The election is next week.
Check out a SOS for Student Senate Q&A with 'The Post'
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015The Post sat down with Student Senate candidates from every ticket.
Check out a Phoenix for Student Senate Q&A with 'The Post'
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015The election is next week.
Check out a BARE for Student Senate Q&A with 'The Post'
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015The election is next week.
Senate to meet in midst of campaigns
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015Student Senate will hold the last meeting of the year before senators for the 2015-2016 year are inducted.
Check out a TIME for Student Senate Q&A with 'The Post'
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 7, 2015The Post sits down with this year’s Student Senate candidates.
Grad school has made debt even worse for one OU grad
By Will Gibbs | Apr. 7, 2015Susan Bowen, now 27, expects to be paying on her $130,000 worth of debt into her 50s.
‘Bat Rally’ continues with petition update; officials yet to respond
Apr. 7, 2015Student Union is planning a General Assembly for the end of April to discuss democracy.
Powdered alcohol is coming to a store near you, but not if some legislators can help it
By Matt Cudahy | Apr. 7, 2015APD Chief Pyle says he wouldn't be surprised if over-eager revelers start snorting to get drunk.
Wondering what those black poles are near College Green?
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 6, 2015Ohio University continues to upgrade ADA accessibility on campus with installation of path markers.
Student Union schedules second ‘Bat Rally’ to promote petition
Apr. 6, 2015Ohio University Student Union will be sponsoring a second installment of the Bat Rally.
Resident offers to pay to fill Uptown with children’s art
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 6, 2015Athens resident Barb Kostohryz pushed for the city’s approval to create and display banners containing local children’s artwork during Athens City Council’s Monday night meeting.
Week’s reports include graffiti, arson and criminal damaging
By Joshua Lim | Apr. 6, 2015The phrase, “Don’t listen to your mother” was spray painted on Glidden Hall
The Fluff Bakery owners to sell business
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 6, 2015Owners of The Fluff Bakery and Catering announced Monday morning they would be selling the property, and that the new owners would have control of the business.
New ordinance outlines guides for distributing pay raises
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 5, 2015Council will discuss an ordinance that would outline who would be allowed to dole out pay raises within the City Building
