Without the worry of making the monthly rent or being anchored in a poor location, Ali Baba’s Kitchen and the Burrito Buggy have had the luxury of moving their restaurant to wherever is most convenient.
A Glouster man could spend four years in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to robbing a carryout store.
Following a controversial $1.8 billion state education funding cut announced in 2011, Gov. John Kasich announced a new two-year school funding formula Thursday.
For a 2008 graduate of Ohio University, the eulogy he gave at his father’s funeral was more than just a speech; it was the beginning of a social movement.
It’s not about how you start, but how you finish.
Oil and gas companies might have to pay to “frack” and drilling activities could be banned completely within city limits come November.
Despite early university assurances to the contrary, students’ General Fee money will be used to pay for much more of Ohio University’s multipurpose center than originally planned.
A former Ohio University student pleaded guilty to breaking another student’s finger in a fight outside The Convo in September.
Although Ohio University students went to town with hashtags like #FugitiveFest and #GundayFunday, Wednesday was not a party for local law enforcement officials.
Students aren’t the only group flocking to Athens to begin the next chapter of their life.
A 53-year-old man faces up to eight years in prison after allegedly beating a woman Monday.
Just weeks after an Athens City councilman announced he would not run for re-election, two potential candidates have announced they will vie for his spot.
Ohio University’s current housing policy requires students to live in residence halls before completing four semesters, but there are exceptions to this rule — one of which is becoming stricter.
In the blink of an eye, more than 1,000 news sources deliver global content in about 30 languages from more than 2,300 journalists, all while 45,000 companies’ stocks are exchanged throughout the planet.
This year’s Student Senate is looking to leave its mark by continuing a conversation about alternative funding models to permanently change how students pay for college.
Athens is on the road toward becoming a more bike-friendly city.
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