Successful new energy efficiency initiatives in Athens have made the county eligible for a competitive award from Georgetown University.
The Rally to Cease Rallying took place Friday and involved satirical speeches, random signs and a mixture of laughter and shouting.
Victims of cybercrime in Athens can seek help from OUPD and APD
Redshirt freshman linebacker Quentin Poling was charged with underage drinking.
Faculty Senate to convene for its first meeting of the semester.
Athens City Council will discuss repairs to the Washington Street parking garage, upgrades to Athens pool and the Essence of Athens
The usually peaceful Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium was transformed into a chaotic mosh pit in Waka Flocka’s high-energy performance.
Thomas taught social studies and coached soccer at Athens High.
A former attorney at the Athens County Prosecutor's office said Friday morning at the Athens County Common Pleas Court that someone would have to be “deaf, dumb and blind" to not know there was tension between suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly and Athens Country Prosecutor Keller Blackburn.
Some say Governor Kasich’s budget plan will make Ohio more competitive and allow job growth for small businesses in Southeast Ohio. Others remain unconvinced.
Prosecution wraps up during the ninth day of Pat Kelly’s criminal trial.
John Kasich’s proposed budget may affect tuition rates and survivor advocacy funding.
A new student coalition, New BLAC, aims to facilitate productive conversation on race in a safe and inclusive environment
Citing compensation concerns, Residential Housing ups the pay and room coverage costs for all new and returning OU residential assistants
Nine Ohio University students are involved in the Wednesday theft of documents from the Student Senate office, which contained students’ partial social security numbers.
Every city, county official has his or her favorite.
J. Patrick Campbell, a national member of the Ohio University Board of Trustees, died Thursday.
Michael Kaizar, a forensic accountant for the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation said Thursday that suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s actions weren’t just a case of “bad bookkeeping.”
Wednesday was the last day for potential candidates to file petitions to be on the ballot. The list includes three students, two bike shop owners and the regional vice president of a yearbook production company.
The lead investigator in the state’s case against suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly took the stand Wednesday, when he testified for nearly four hours about Kelly’s alleged negligence to produce a series of important documents over the last two years.
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