Police blotter: Arrests made, warrants of the week, 92 quarters
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 24Police blotter: Also, animals on the loose and lone trailers.
Police blotter: Also, animals on the loose and lone trailers.
A new market, Maggie Davis Market Express, is set to officially open for the upcoming fall semester.
Police blotter: Active warrants out and traffic complaints. Read more for the crimes and cops of March 6 through March 12.
Alden Library renovation plans are underway, and students weighed in on early design ideas for the building’s future.
The spotted lanternfly population has become an increasingly larger problem in Ohio, leading the Department of Agriculture to impose a state-wide quarantine on Feb. 17.
Athens City Council will consider rezoning nearly 27 acres at The Ridges from educational to residential use.
Negotiations ongoing, more planned for March 18, between Ohio University and the United Academics of Ohio University.
Police Blotter: Also, altered mental states and trespassing.
Police Blotter: Also, parking complaints, physical disputes.
Road salt ran low in Athens after late-January storms as demand surged across Ohio. A 500-ton shipment Feb. 12 restored local supply.