Rural Athenians and Ohio University students with outlandish talents could earn $10,000 and airtime on the network that airs new episodes of Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
Social-media sites have evolved at a rapid rate, but some local law enforcement officials remain cautious about using them.
After ending Wednesday night’s Student Senate with an executive session, Senate announced Thursday night the impeachment of a senator.
This school year, Ohio University’s Faculty-in-Residence program is housing three faculty members in campus dormitories with the hope of connecting academic and residential life.
A local business incubation site provides industrial-grade cooking space and equipment to help keep local food and farm entrepreneurs in the kitchen.
A Nelsonville man could spend nine years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted abduction.
Days of planning and hours of waiting on sidewalks preceded President Barack Obama’s half-hour speech in Athens Wednesday, but many said it was well worth the effort.
The Athens police chief has been a part of the department for the past 13 years, and colleagues maintain they are nothing but lucky to have Tom Pyle on the force.
The local public library system has been able to keep county residents turning pages despite state budget cuts in recent years.
After vying to speak over Mitt Romney and Candy Crowley Tuesday night, President Barack Obama got the chance to speak uninterrupted in Athens Wednesday evening.
Less than 24 hours from his campaign stop in front of thousands of people on College Green Wednesday, President Barack Obama engaged in a lively debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney in an intimate setting with a small group of undecided voters.
Four years after their first go-around, the same candidates sat down in the same room to debate their qualifications for the same position.
The average person views more than 3,000 advertisements each day.
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Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly will walk into Tuesday night’s Candidates’ Forum amid allegations of assault and misspent funds for a campaign rematch four years in the making.
A University of Cincinnati student is suing Ohio University for $25,000 after she was allegedly hit by a CATS bus while on a tour last year.
Last year, Students Teaching About Racism in Society (STARS) launched the “We’re a Culture, Not a Costume” campaign that received more than 16.3 million viewers. This year, STARS has organized a new set of posters in response to last year’s feedback.
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