Bobcat Classifieds, a website that was launched less than two weeks ago, enables anyone with an Ohio University email address to advertise goods and services including housing and tutoring.
A gas line separated from an Athens home Thursday evening but was safely shut off before any damage could occur.
Ohio University’s Reserve Officers Training Corps gave civilians a glimpse into their daily operations Wednesday with the help of a wall and some ropes.
Some might say the opportunity to kayak by moonlight only comes once in a blue moon.
Ohio has been in the political hot seat of late for alleged suppression of votes, but Athens County seems not to have added any fuel to the fire.
After being open for a total of 12 hours Monday and Tuesday, Nelson Commons has drawn large crowds leading to what seemed like endless wait times for Ohio University students.
While Ohio University students were in fest mode last spring, a group of seniors were designing a device to help those with disabilities.
After the student turnout in the 2008 election, this year’s presidential candidates and their supportive student organizations are eager to reach the college demographic.
A local anti-fracking organization responded to Wayne National Forest administrator’s Monday decision by stating, “We will not be silenced.”
Drivers, say TTYL to texting and driving.
Editor’s Note: An Ohio University student’s last name has been withheld to protect her privacy.
UPDATE: Ohio Department of Health announces Aug. 31 that the first H3N2v-related death occurred earlier this week. A 61-year-old woman from Madison County near Columbus died after having contact with swine at the Ross County Fair. The woman had other underlying medical conditions, but the influenza virus may have contributed to her death, according to a news release. Athens County still has 8 confirmed cases of H3N2v.
A former department store on Court Street will soon be brought back to life to temporarily house several university departments.
With campaign season in full swing and elections looming, the Athens County Republican Party readied itself with the opening of a new headquarters Friday.
Ohio University released a statement Monday supporting the use of technologies produced without minerals from conflicted areas, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Supervisors of the Wayne National Forest have decided the plan it currently has in place to regulate hydraulic fracturing is sufficient to prevent environmental damage.
Ohio University’s Beta Theta Pi fraternity was reinstated after serving a one-year suspension for alcohol violations.
The summer’s road-paving season has been a smooth ride with additional funding allowing more road repairs than normal.
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