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By Ryan Clark | Feb. 28, 2012Nobody expected the shooting at Chardon High School that led to three deaths and two serious injuries on Monday.
Nobody expected the shooting at Chardon High School that led to three deaths and two serious injuries on Monday.
When it comes to buses in the area, the new Transportation Services manager for Athens Transit is questioning whether quality is better than quantity.
No one was injured Friday when a GoBus collided with Ohio University President Roderick McDavis’ car near Clippinger Laboratories.
Ohio University students looking to make a difference in the lives of people have an opportunity to do so on a global scale.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but a series of counterfeit bills found in Athens seems to indicate some are trying to grow money in their basements.
The café that will be part of the newly renovated Nelson Dining Hall now has a name — the South Side Espresso Bar.
Nelsonville resident Chris VonBargen wanted to be a taxidermist since he was a small child. Last year, he decided to join Ohio’s almost $800 million hunting industry and opened Wildlife Reflections in Nelsonville.
Jared Henderson, Student Senate’s Honors Tutorial College senator, has decided to forego resigning after being encouraged to do so because of missed commission meetings.
UPDATE: Suspect T.J. Lane appeared in court at 3:30 Tuesday. The prosecutor said Lane did not know his victims or choose them deliberately, according to the Associated Press.
After the announcement of a second death following Monday morning's Chardon High School shooting, Ohio Gov. John Kasich ordered the flags at the Statehouse be flown at half-staff.
In an effort to attract more tourists to Nelsonville, the Nelsonville Revitalization Project is taking the initiative to hang up banners along state Route 33.
Though Athens mail carrier Charlie Rose defines firefighters, policemen and soldiers as true heroes, the Southeastern Ohio American Red Cross has distinguished Rose and three others as Hometown Heroes.
CHARDON, Ohio (AP) -- The teenage suspect in an Ohio school shooting that killed three students and wounded two didn't know his victims and chose them randomly, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
Although water fluoridation was once again a topic at Athens City Council, the silent camp of fluoride supporters finally voiced their opinion at last night’s committee meeting.
If a state committee’s plan giving Ohio University $18.6 million toward capital repairs passes the legislature, the university could begin work as soon as this summer.
Following in his father’s entrepreneurial footsteps, an Ohio University student hopes $30,000 from investors will help transform the nonprofit organization he founded into a profitable business.