How small businesses work to stay open during COVID-19
By Jillian Craig | Apr. 8, 2020Regular customers play a large role in keeping doors open.
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Local musicians, venues work to combat coronavirus pandemic
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 1, 2020Bands like Sneakthief and venues like The Union are doing everything they can to keep momentum during the chaos.
Ohio in 2020: The year of the gun
By George Shillcock | Mar. 26, 2020Is Ohio looking to disarm or reload their relationship to firearms? It depends where you look.
Local religious organizations find new ways to worship
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 26, 2020Religious organizations in Athens have become inventive in new methods of practice.
Acid Mine drainage kills biodiversity in Hocking River
By Courtney Perrett | Mar. 25, 2020The drainage, although not harmful to humans, has left an impact on aquatic life throughout the ecosystem.
Athens spring culture canceled amid coronavirus concerns
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 18, 2020Fest Season canceled while commencement for spring has been canceled.
Following the pandemic and its effects in Athens
By The Post Staff | Mar. 15, 2020Covering the impact and effects of the coronavirus pandemic on campus and in Athens County.
Bars, bikers and booze: The culture of the Smiling Skull Saloon
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 4, 2020The bar has been open for 27 years and remains a long time Athens staple.
Be a farmer for a day with the Athens Farmers Market
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 3, 2020The Athens Farmers Market’s Farmer for a Day program allows for a hands-on learning experience.
The Hive creates recreational and educational space for children
By Lily Roby | Mar. 2, 2020The Hive in Nelsonville, Ohio lets children express themselves through arts-based activities.
Jordan Dartis, the “Old Man” and lone survivor from a rocky era of Ohio basketball
By Anthony Poisal | Feb. 27, 2020Dartis is Ohio’s 3-point king and will be remembered within the program for decades. His path to get there, though, was full of change, injuries and adversity.
The 2020 Basketball Edition
By Midge Mazur and Sports Staff | Feb. 27, 2020Here are the stories that have defined a season of Ohio basketball.
How to tell if that survey or study inquiry in your inbox is real
By Taylor Burnette | Feb. 19, 2020Students often receive dozens of survey requests.
New Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine building to be completed in December
By Bekah Bostick | Feb. 19, 2020The building will foster team-based learning and promote research.
New majors added to college of fine arts stirs changes to programs
By Bekah Bostick | Feb. 12, 2020The new majors are film, musical theater and a four-year acting program.
A look at french fry prices on and around Court Street
By Taylor Burnette | Feb. 12, 2020Prices range from $1.69 to $5.99.
A look back at Valentine’s history in Athens through the years
By Taylor Burnette | Feb. 11, 2020Events included a Roaring ‘20s Valentine’s Day Massacre Party, an annual Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance and a 30 cent beer bottle special.
The 2020 Oscars Edition
By Midge Mazur , Culture Staff , The Beat Staff and The Opinion Staff | Feb. 6, 2020Catch up on everything you need to about the 92nd Academy Awards.
Chesterhill Produce Auction helps fight Morgan County food desert
By Courtney Perrett | Feb. 5, 2020A small town in rural Appalachia transformed into a local food hub and center for community engagement.
Athens-based band Ready Aim Flowers envelops good vibes, raw emotion in its sound
By Bre Offenberger | Jan. 29, 2020The four-piece loves playing in Athens, but it’s ready for more.
