Those who run Ohio University’s Center for Entrepreneurship believe they prepare students to become tomorrow’s game changing entrepreneurs, akin to Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol investigated a case of a North Carolina woman who was stopped in her car in Ohio and was accused of cocaine possession.
Despite a loophole in Ohio law that apparently allows landlords to collect a profit while functioning as a middleman between tenants and utility companies, many Athens area landlords say they are avoiding the practice altogether.
An Ohio University professor devoted to creating green energy sources through processes less harmful to the environment was inducted into the Engineering and Science Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio.
For the first time in the venues’ history, Ohio Athletics announced a new partnership to sell Peden Stadium and The Convo's naming rights on Tuesday.
Athens City Council members Monday, in the process of making more than a $200,000 payment on an almost-two-year-old fire truck, made it clear: The city desperately needed a new ladder, and it has been worth the money.
The dark November clouds on a Wednesday morning partly obscured the sun on Ohio University’s quiet campus, preserving the dew that formed overnight.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office issued four additional subpoenas to Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly this month, authorities said, but unlike previous subpoenas served to the sheriff, details are limited.
Boosted by a free-rider program during 11 days last month, The Athens Transit bus system has seen an increase in ridership from 59 to 66 percent, officials say.
The internet is a whirlwind of information and entertainment in what has come to be known as “the technology generation”, and consumer protection on the web is vital.
Worrying, insomnia and headaches may seem like ordinary side effects of a hard week, but experts say that in reality, those are signals of stress that require some kind of release.
After a month’s worth of research from his office, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Monday he will oversee the creation of a new unit within his office to fight heroin use statewide.
House Bill 111 is one step closer to reaching a vote on the floor of Ohio’s House of Representatives, where supporters of the bill are optimistic about it passing.
Two state officials spent their Friday afternoon conversing with some of their Ohio University student constituents.
State officials haven’t responded to complaints from concerned citizens, county officials have said, so the Athens County Commissioners are hosting a public meeting Tuesday to mull over the possibility of a new injection well in Athens County.
The Ohio University Police Department recieved a report of a burglary from Fenzel House on Monday, authorities said in an email apparently sent out to South Green residents. The burglary took place at approximately 5:30 a.m, according to police.
When the meter starts ticking, you have two hours before a $10 ticket for an “expired meter” will grace your windshield.
There’s nothing a little Goof-Off and a morning spent scrubbing, painting and scraping can’t fix.
Monday morning Baker Ballroom was filled with Ohio University community members seeking information and discussion on a hot button topic on campus — sexual assault.
An Athens Police Department officer accused of making insensitive remarks regarding the Uptown public sex act on Homecoming Weekend was confronted by his superiors after a verbal complaint was made against him by an Ohio University student.
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