Donor considers funds for new presidential residence
By Will Drabold | Sep. 12, 2012Ohio University President Roderick McDavis might be the first to break a 60-year tradition of living on Park Place.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis might be the first to break a 60-year tradition of living on Park Place.
Athens residents are offering up their homes this weekend to accommodate Ohio chefs and local foodies for the Athens Foundation’s second annual Key Event.
A Canton man pleaded guilty to raping two young boys and was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday.
Ohio University will spend close to half a million dollars more this year than in the past to compensate its 10 highest-paid administrators.
Casa Nueva’s recent switch to a “no tipping” policy caused confusion and a drop in tips at Restaurant Salaam on West Washington Street.
Founder of Campus Shift wants to remind the website's Ohio University users that studying and partying can go hand in hand.
The idea of turning trash into cash will be one of the focal points of this week’s Waste-to-Wealth summit at the Ohio University Inn.
A Canton man charged with raping two juveniles in April 2011 could spend life in prison after changing his plea to guilty Wednesday.
The Athens County Convention and Visitors Bureau recently released a study showing that tourism in the area supports more than 10 percent of the county’s salaried employment.
A Coolville man who allegedly crashed a stolen four-wheeler while fleeing from a deputy Tuesday afternoon is now in a Columbus hospital in stable condition.
College students on a budget will soon have a new Court Street retail store to shop at, thanks to a local businesswoman’s plan to expand her business.
Ohio University students and Athens residents gathered Tuesday evening to remember the attacks that occurred Sept. 11, 2001.
Ohio college and university presidents convened in Columbus on Tuesday for a summit with the governor as they analyzed the trend of rising college costs.
Sunnyside Drive and East State Street will be a bit more wet than usual because of a water main break at both locations.
After Ohio University President Roderick McDavis left Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting, senators argued they wanted a salary increase comparable to his.
Money talks dominated Monday night’s Athens City Council meeting, with discussion ranging from the pros and cons of accepting an abandoned property to income from artsy events in Athens County.
Athens' lost and lonely fuzzy friends are able to find a home with the help from the Athens County Human Society, and this Halloween pets will be able to get something else — a costume.