Winter Farming: Athens farm plans to teach sustainability, permaculture way of living
By XANDER ZELLNER | Feb. 20, 2013To care for the earth. To care for the people. To share the surplus.
To care for the earth. To care for the people. To share the surplus.
Beer lovers throughout the state of Ohio will soon be able to drink Jackie O’s brews from home as the brewery’s new facility begins production.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a five-part series highlighting different villages in Athens County.
For their next Science on Screen event, the Athena Cinema plans on sailing into victory.
The Ohio University Police Department issued a campuswide email Wednesday about a man wanted for attempted aggravated robbery on Tuesday.
A recent decision by the Ohio Department of Transportation is expected to prevent car accidents but lengthen the commute from Athens to The Plains.
The last of four men charged with beating and robbing an elderly woman in January pleaded guilty last week.
UPDATE 11 a.m.: Steven Vance, 35, of Albany, was identified as the suspect who fired shots near East State Street Wednesday morning.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich focused on job creation and the importance of education during the annual State of the State address Tuesday night.
More than 100 Ohio residents gathered at Greenhunter Water’s hydraulic fracturing waste storage site in Washington County on Tuesday to protest its plans to expand, ultimately shutting down the site.
Ohio University’s top administration has been served.
Come January 2014, Bush Hall will be a model for flexibility on campus.
The online glue that governs the lives of Ohio University students will be crashing this Saturday — but don’t worry, it was planned.
Athens City Council members reviewed proposals that would create a preservation board for the city as well as a plan to continue paying off environmental improvements made at the Athens Community Center.
The Ohio Department of Transportation is closing the intersection at Route 33 and County Road 7, or Johnson Road, because of the amount of crashes that happen there, especially when Athens High School lets out for the day.
Randy Roberts has participated in the Ohio University Student Research and Creative Activity Expo three years in a row, an experience he describes as “fantastic.”
Victim responses to gun crime are commonly summarized by law enforcement in three different ways — “fight, flight or freeze.”
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a five-part series highlighting different villages in Athens County.