With more than 676 lunches and 13 years behind them, volunteers at The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 64 University Terrace, have abandoned peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for a more sophisticated menu.
When award-winning filmmaker Susanna Styron survived the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, she knew she had a story to share.
A group of 32 believers took a leap of faith and moved almost 500 miles to Athens to form a church. But when the group held its first service, it opened the doors of a less orthodox venue: the Athena Cinema at 20 S. Court St.
Tassels will be twirling at 7 p.m. tomorrow evening as the ladies of Boxcar Burlesque present their second annual burlesque and music festival, Hobo’s Holiday.
Lloyd Moore spent the final years of his life in Athens County, but prior to his residency, had traveled the world with his camera and documenting what he saw.
Alden Library has opened its books and allowed remote access to its library catalogue with the recent launch of its mobile application.
The King James Bible celebrates its 400th anniversary this month. This historic translation spurred other versions of the holy book, some of which Ohio University students study today.
Ohio University student Kevin Plis has a shrine consisting of about 100 items to the metal band KISS — a band he doesn’t like.
Thousands of partygoers will congregate on Palmer Street tomorrow in celebration of spring’s largest street fest, a beer-drenched block party that has grown substantially since students created the event 20 years ago.
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