ODOT awards $160K for new Athens bus
By Alex Passero | Dec. 1The Ohio Department of Transportation is investing over $13 million in Ohio’s public transit. This means $160K for a new bus to serve Athens.
The Ohio Department of Transportation is investing over $13 million in Ohio’s public transit. This means $160K for a new bus to serve Athens.
A southward shift in the jet stream brought freezing temperatures to Athens last week, ending weeks of unseasonable warmth and signaling a shift toward typical November weather.
From Nelsonville’s mayor to the Trimble School Board, plenty of local positions are up for election.
ODOT is building a new bike path connecting Athens to Chauncey and the Baileys Trail System.
Despite rumors that the controversial clothing shop had been sold, Artifacts Gallery will remain open under its longtime owner.
Although OU’s official support centers for certain groups have been closed, the Student Senate is pushing organizations to use the Senate Appropriations Committee, or SAC. SAC is the Student Senate’s funding commission, which provides semesterly and bi-weekly funding to student organizations for programming.
Political phrases on the Graffiti Wall located at West Mulberry Street, Ohio University, Athens, Sept. 2, 2025.