Republican Jill Thompson, current county auditor and lone red beacon serving in Athens County, debated Democratic challenger and Athens City Auditor Kathy Hecht Tuesday night for the Athens County auditor’s position, up for reelection this November.
David Bright has “some premium coffee” — it just happened to be Starbucks this week — that he gives away to at least 40 Ohio University students every Monday morning, no strings attached.
City mechanics Dana Nichols and Craig Parsens have just enough time to wipe the sweat from their brows now that mowing season is nearing a close.
The largest class in Ohio University history may be a result of a new way of distributing scholarship money, some universities official said.
Ohio University was ranked third in the state in terms of the money it could use for research and development when President Roderick McDavis took office.
Senate is voting on many controversial topics at Wednesday’s meeting.
At the Athens County Commissioners meeting, officials discussed the possibility of an Ebola outbreak, the installation of a salt storage building, and the increase of prices on dog tags.
Tornado watch in effect for Athens county until 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
Jerry Noble allegedly stabbed a 60-year-old man in July.
Athens City Council members direct discussion back to the trash law and decides to push amendments forwards.
The resolution for City Council Liaison passed at the Graduate Student Senate’s meeting Oct. 6.
Five professors from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine recently received awards totaling more than $3 million from the federal National Institutes of Health.
One week a year in Athens, those that bleed green and white return to Ohio University. It’s Homecoming Week, Bobcat fans. Get agitated.
Another change in how state funds are allocated may leave OU with less dollars.
Veteran services at Ohio University might be changing.
Police were notified Friday evening of a theft totaling $6.25 in quarters, taken by a suspect known by the victim.
Wife of Attorney General Mike DeWine, spent an hour in Athens on Monday to rally voter support.
Local women’s commune, SuBAMUH celebrated their 35th year of being an intentional living community for women in Athens County.
University officials have heard rumors of students being catcalled at by construction workers at Schoonover and the Radio-Television Center, and have taken preventative measures in case they are true.
An anonymous app allows students to submit inappropriate pictures.
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