Just a few short months ago, Athens resident Ed Renz was raced to the emergency room after experiencing a tumor-induced seizure. Now, he is fighting to foot the bill for that very trip.
Ohio University students will hold a memorial service tonight in honor of Gloria Dawes, a student who died during Labor Day weekend.
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Members Ohio University’s College Republicans continued their yearly tradition of honoring 9/11 victims with a flag display, and for the first time this year, they were joined by members of College Democrats as well.
Locally, regionally and nationally renowned speakers shared their stories at Chillicothe’s Pump House Center for the Arts this weekend, using the spoken word to entertain crowds as large as 300.
After an expeditious two-term stint as an Athens City Council member, Sherry Coon will call it quits after she wraps up her current term. Looking back on her work, one can’t help but noticed it was built around preserving Athens and keeping residents safe.
The divorce between a Plains woman charged with killing her 4-year-old stepdaughter, and the victim’s father was finalized Wednesday, four months after the incident.
When the second plane hit the World Trade Center 10 years ago, one Ohio University student watched firsthand as smoke billowed and panic spread across the U.S.
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As Ohio University and Athens prepare for the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, OU President Roderick McDavis urged students and employees to remember the millions affected by the attacks.
During yesterday’s State of the University, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis posited to about 75 faculty and staff members that, despite the economic crisis, OU has made advancements that are improving the world.
Then-Ohio University President Robert Glidden gave the following address at a candlelight vigil held on campus the evening of Sept. 11, 2001.
With recycling bins in every residence-hall room at Ohio University and many local businesses running on solar energy, the effect of Athens City Councilwoman Nancy Bain will be felt long after her retirement.
During the next five years, the city of Athens will receive payments totaling $250,000 from Ohio University for the city’s purchase of a new fire and ladder truck.
With the help of an anonymous tip, Athens Sheriff’s deputies located a 7-foot marijuana plant behind a trailer on state Route 550.
Those in attendance at Ohio University’s digital-media conference yesterday received a lecture on a seemingly unrelated topic — evolution.
The list of those who are challenging embattled Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan for his seat just got even longer, with the election still more than a calendar year away.
A small snack cake created a slight roadblock in four students’ Bromley Hall elevator ride tonight.
After quitting his job at a chain restaurant in Massachusetts, Pat Daly and his business partner, Harold Tramazzo, decided to start their own chicken-wing shop, Wings Over.
Athens’ Halloween extravaganza sparked Bill Bias’ political career and, consequently, led to the Athens City Council president’s shaping much of the city’s culture.
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