The heavy wooden doors of The Crystal’s purple-panel and blue-tile facade hid a secret for three years before it was shut down last April — it owed the state almost $40,000 in corporate franchise taxes and was ordered to shut down until the debt was paid.
The nation’s most aggressive abortion legislation has split not only Athens County’s representatives but also Ohio’s once unified anti-abortion movement.
Ohio University asked students, faculty and staff Tuesday to hold off on upgrading to Firefox 9 because of compatibility problems with some services.
A year ago, President Barack Obama said, “The future is ours to win,” in his last State of the Union address.
Athens County Sheriff's Narcotics Enforcement Team confiscated an incomplete, inactive methamphetamine lab in Nelsonville tonight.
In 2000, Jack Weatherby began racking up warrants for his arrest — nine in total — for charges ranging from disorderly conduct to drug abuse.
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More than 3,000 Athens County American Electric Power customers are without power this morning.
Tonight’s council meeting will host further discussion about the resolution to reverse the Supreme Court’s ruling in Citizens United vs. the Federal Election Commission, as well as several upcoming construction and repair projects.
The aftermath of a popular bar weekend in Athens and the Ohio University Campus is slim to none said Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle.
The outline of his hand still visible across her cheek, the distraught Ohio University senior recounted her boyfriend’s attack at a North McKinley Avenue apartment last February.
Superintendent Carl Martin said today that the decision to determine the fate of Chauncey Elementary — originally scheduled for Thursday evening — has been postponed.
The Nelsonville City Council will meet tonight for a regular session meeting at 7pm in the City Hall Council Chambers, 211 Lake Hope Drive.
Records released yesterday show that a currently suspended Ohio University deputy police officer’s run-in with the law last month was not his first encounter with local police.
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