With congressional redistricting in Ohio delaying the date that candidates can register to be on the ballot, state residents will hit the polls twice before reaching the November 2012 elections.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is seeking public comments on a permit they are finalizing concerning the regulation of air around natural gas production sites.
Angry birds, Zanesville exotic animals, and university and city officials ambled away from Court Street after a quieter-than-usual Halloween jubilee. Arrests were down from last year, and there were no major incidents throughout the night, officials reported.
Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series about campaigning for office in Athens.
There was a total of 148 arrests at Athens' annual Halloween bash, which officials described as "quiet" compared to previous years.
As Ohio University students and faculty and their visitors flooded Court Street this evening, the Halloween festivities stayed relatively tame.
As Court Street revelers paraded in their costumes this evening, they were serenaded by an array of local bands.
Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series about campaigning for office in Athens.
Administrators want Ohio University students to enjoy this weekend’s annual Uptown Halloween block party but remember to keep themselves under control.
On Saturday, Court Street will host humans, horses — and plastic animals.
Although city officials believe it’s a bright idea to bring in lights for increased safety during Halloween weekend, those thoughts will not translate into any permanent lighting changes around town.
Much like the colorful individuals who annually flood its streets, Athens will be wearing its own costume this weekend.
A conference today will focus on support systems for students with disabilities who attend career centers, community colleges and universities.
In less than five years, Southeast Ohio could lose a significant source of natural beauty and timber to the emerald ash borer.
Ohio University administrators reported at the Student Senate general body meeting last night that they don’t believe any student will be disadvantaged by next fall’s switch to semesters.
Hungry students can run in from the rain and partake in some free pizza at Baker University Center today, courtesy of Ohio University's Student Senate and Office of Disability Services.
One of two contested races in this year’s Athens city elections will conclude with a new 3rd Ward council representative taking over for Nancy Bain. Though the candidates admire the work Bain has done, both are anxious to implement new plans of their own.
With Athens County experiencing a 9.6 percent unemployment rate and 32 percent poverty rate, both Athens mayoral candidates agree there needs to be a focus on economic change after this November’s elections.
On last night’s Sean Hannity Show, Ohio Gov. John Kasich made an appearance and discussed his take on the potentially positive outcomes of Senate Bill 5.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted has ordered early voting to be cut off next Friday, Nov. 4.
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