Particularly harsh weather throughout most of the U.S. this year — including subzero temperatures, inches of snow and freezing rain — has hampered outreach efforts at several community service organizations around Athens, officials have said.
The Ohio State Personnel Board of Review reinstated Thursday a deputy Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly fired nearly two years ago.
A Muggle typically doesn’t pass up on a chance to live like a wizard.
Ohio University is having its own troubles keeping its salt pile stocked.
Unlike in years past, two sibling police agencies did not have much to discuss after this past weekend.
A look at local roads during the city’s recent subzero weather proves Athens must be out of road salt.
Three days after he was arrested and locked up in a Franklin County correctional facility, an Ohio University assistant professor in the College of Business pleaded not guilty in county court to a 12-count indictment involving child pornography.
Though local K-12 students celebrate their double-digit number of snow days with snowmen and snowball fights, administrators are anxious about the repercussions of missing so much school.
The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials are combining to “better serve” Ohio University, according to a university press release.
Amol Kharabe, an Ohio University business professor who is facing multiple charges involving child pornography, pleaded not guilty Thursday to 12 felony charges.
COLUMBUS — Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication administrators met with the Ohio Department of Public Safety senior staff today to announce an annual internship program between the two entities, deemed “Communicating for a Safer Ohio.”
The Division of Student Affairs prides itself in being a tight-knit bunch.
Ohio University officials visited Student Senate Wednesday to answer questions and address concerns over the university’s guaranteed tuition plan.
A more modern looking Blackboard, 50GB of cloud storage and video conferencing telephones are some of the updates Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology will be rolling out.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly, who was arraigned on a 25-count indictment Monday, has continued to deny state officials documents in his possession that were formally requested, according to previously sealed court documents recently made public.
The Ohio Program of Intensive English held its first graduation ceremony Wednesday afternoon in the Baker Center Ballroom.
Dan Weyrick didn’t have the slightest idea who would be teaching his management and information systems class Thursday morning.
An Athens man was sentenced to prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to an indictment charging domestic violence and burglary.
Complying with the court’s orders, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly reported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail Tuesday morning to take a booking photo and submit his DNA and fingerprints, authorities said.
Whether it’s a question about planting a garden or plowing a 100-acre field, Athens County might soon have an educator for that.
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