Athens voters will pick Tuesday the batch of Democrats they want to face off in November for a seat on Athens City Council. The three Democrats who get the most votes will face off against any potential Independent challengers that pop up during the summer.
A now-illegal mining practice led to a rockslide last week that lost Tabbitha Huddy her home and displaced her family.
UPDATE: Troy Gregorino, booking manger for a local coffee shop, will challenge three Democrats for council seats in the fall. For The Post's interview with Gregorino, click here.
While Ohio University students are enjoying their first week of summer, members of the Athens City Council convened as usual Monday night.
Hidden in the hills, Ohio University has a party-school reputation that sometimes overshadows all else. But on Saturday morning, the academic achievements of OU’s students were in the spotlight.
An Ohio University student charged with stealing from dorm rooms this semester entered a not guilty plea this week.
Ohio Republicans have proposed a budget amendment that could cause significant cuts to Ohio University’s budget.
State lab results released this week back up what the Ohio University Police Department initially thought: a white, powdery substance in an envelope sent to Ohio University Legal Services was harmless.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich appointed three new members to the Ohio University Board of Trustees Monday.
More than a week after deadly ricin was intercepted at off-site mail facilities for the United States Capitol Building and White House, an Ohio University office and local bank had a similar scare Thursday morning.
Commencement ceremonies serve not only as a sigh of relief for worried parents but also as a celebration of years of late nights and academic achievements for graduating seniors.
The team working together in the Division of Student Affairs will not be split apart.
As the academic year comes to a close, Ohio University’s two student governing bodies reflected on the work that was accomplished and the work that is yet to be done.
An ongoing feud between fraternities led to the stabbing outside of Courtside in February.
Arrests and rejected demands fueled tensions between Ohio University students and administrators during a protest regarding the approved tuition hike for next year.
After a year when a stabbing, arson, robberies and an armed fugitive have all caused concern on campus, Athens is being viewed as typical by local law enforcement.
The first demand for Ohio University’s leadership to take a stance on student trustee voting rights came from Columbus. Now, the call is coming from students themselves.
COLUMBUS—Gov. John Kasich named a former state representative and Ohio University alumnus to lead Ohio’s higher education system Wednesday, saying his “job creation mindset” will further the governor’s plans for the state’s economy.
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