With the change to semesters, Ohio University students now have the opportunity to join Athens for the city’s yuletide festivities and win hundreds of dollars in the process.
The first of three finalists was interviewed on campus Tuesday for the vacant College of Fine Arts dean position.
Unused prescription drugs now have a place to go in Nelsonville besides the toilet or the trash, thanks to a new prescription drug box program that started Monday.
Election Day has come and gone, but the Athens County Board of Elections released the official count for Athens County Tuesday following the board member's approval of provisional and absentee ballots.
Those currently with dogs in Athens County will be asked to help fund efforts to reduce unwanted pets that may eventually be euthanized while applying for a dog license.
More than 20 days after Election Day, about 1,500 provisional ballots in Athens County will count toward deciding November’s candidates and issues.
Athens City Council was criticized about one matter and was careful to avoid scrutiny about another Monday night.
Earlier this year, a legal foundation supporting religious freedom contacted Ohio University concerning “unconstitutional” aspects of the university’s policy for student organizations.
When it rains in Athens, the Hocking River doesn’t pour like it used to.
The 30 Mile Meal Project has worked to bring food harvested in the Athens area to the tables of its residents since its inception almost three years ago.
Ohio University’s first annual five-day Thanksgiving break came and went without much in the way of police work for the Athens Police Department.
Three finalists have been announced for Ohio University's vacant College of Fine Arts dean position.
Ohio University’s printmaking department will ring in the holiday season next week with its seasonal print sale.
It's said that all dogs go to heavan, but having a license for a dog could be the difference between a lost dog being gone forever or returning home safely.
Athens’ oldest residents remember a very different city that has been transformed through the decades by students who might have unintentionally stressed town-and-gown relations.
An Ohio University program is giving 18 senior nutrition and dietetic majors this semester the opportunity to work with people who are trying to lose weight.
An Athens County agency is working alongside people with developmental disabilities to find job opportunities and even careers with 40 area businesses.
As the majority of Ohio University students gear up for the last three weeks of their first semester, one student will make a final push to raise money in Ghana.
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