Although the top two cable providers in the United States — one being Time Warner Cable, which is popular in Athens — are on the cusp of joining forces, subscribers shouldn’t anticipate any change in the near future, cable officials have said.
A handful of students will attend Ohio University in Fall 2014 knowing exactly what they will be doing for the next seven or eight years.
As candidates and voters alike gear up for the 2014 elections, a few candidates are choosing to think outside the two-party-system box that only has room for Republicans and Democrats.
An Athens historic landmark and a previous home to The Post in the 1970s, the Pilcher House, is full of history.
On just about any day of the week, one could find Athens community members and students coming together at local philanthropic organizations to provide a free meal to the community.
At least five liquor licenses have been transferred between establishments in the City of Athens without a fight since 2012.
Elliot Long made his first appearance as Graduate Student Senate’s LGBT Affairs Commissioner at Monday’s meeting.
Park Place might see some changes
Though the sun is just beginning to show its face, many students have been finding their glow, even in the dead of winter.
Athens City Council President out of Hospital
If the walls of the cabin that sits on the edge of campus could talk, Ohio University might know more about the building that’s almost as old as the campus itself.
The three judges appointed by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor to determine whether Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly should be suspended from office have come to a decision, but it won’t be made public for the time being.
The Athens Police Department has issued nationwide arrest warrants for two men — whose names are listed as students in Ohio University’s online directory — who it believes set an arson fire at 68 Stewart St. late last month
An Ohio University student who pleaded guilty to two drug charges last month appeared in the Athens County Common Pleas Court for a sentencing hearing Monday.
Four students will interview with Gov. John Kasich early next month — and one will be chosen to replace Amanda Roden as one of Ohio University’s student trustees.
Ohio University resident assistants will soon be required to keep only one campus job after Residential Housing officials “clarified” an existing policy.
A Stewart Street fire under investigation by local and state authorities has brought to light a messy eviction of five of the home’s previous tenants, as well as a bitter battle between the property’s landlord and the bank controlling the mortgage.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly is due back in Athens County Common Pleas Court for a pretrial Friday at 1 p.m., when the court will address the status of his case.
Gaming systems, laptops, TVs and jewelry were reported stolen from students’ off-campus homes during Ohio University’s Winter Break, but authorities say there are numerous precautions students can take to prevent being a victim during Spring Break.
As the Spring Semester nears closing, it’s almost time for next year’s Student Senate elections.
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