A man accused of raping an Athens woman has been granted two motions in his case currently pending at the Athens County Court of Common Pleas: access to a transcript of grand jury proceedings and the victim’s mental health records.
The 2013 unemployment rate in Athens County is approximately 9 percent, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
The Athens County Common Pleas Court found a Glouster man in violation of his community control in his post-conviction hearings, forcing him to serve the remainder of his prison term.
The glow from the candlelight lit up the faces of Ohio University students and faculty gathered to remember those affected by suicide and the stigma associated with acknowledging the need for help.
Students who step into Counseling and Psychological Services will be met with a different environment than they would have been last fall.
Graduate Student Senate President Joel Newby led the first body meeting of the 2013-14 school year by accepting all incoming commissioners.
It’s possible Ohio University’s applicants, if accepted, will earn back their non-refundable application fee once on campus.
Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss a city-county agreement for sewerage line extension to replace an aging infrastructure.
A local group opposing hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” has asked the Athens County Board of Elections for a written explanation as to why it denied a fracking ban initiative from appearing on the November ballot.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis and Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit opened Faculty Senate’s Monday meeting by preparing them for a new way OU might receive funding.
After last Student Senate meeting’s vocal Student speak-OUt, this week’s meeting will be comparatively relatively calm.
The women’s golf team placed sixth in the Red Bird Invitational in Normal, Ill., on Monday.
The building reopened at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and classes resumed normal functioning, according to OU's website.
Citing high food prices and availability concerns, some Athens restaurant owners say the “locavore” bug is tough to catch.
After graduation, Ohio University alumni scatter across the country to start their new careers; however, some of them end up returning to Athens.
A quick glance at Gov. John Kasich’s education plan under the new state budget looks like a great deal: $1.5 billion dollars in additional resources to local schools, a grant program to fund new ideas in schools, and even scholarships given to new kindergartners whose parents are close to the poverty level.
Athens City Council will meet tonight at City Hall tonight at 7 p.m.
The South Green residence hall construction project will take years to complete and cost Ohio University millions of dollars — but it won’t increase the number of students who can live on campus.
A Buchtel man was arrested Saturday after crashing a vehicle into a residence on Bessimer Road.
A Coolville man appeared before Judge L. Alan Goldsberry Thursday for a change of plea hearing regarding a breaking and entering charge.
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