The glistening beads hanging from wall to wall can catch any customer’s attention at first glance in Beads & Things, but for storeowner Jo Merkle, collecting those beads isn’t just a matter of ordering from a supplier.
While some industries are struggling to sell products and turn a profit, the sheep industry is doing the exact opposite.
Known for handcrafted signature ales and pub-inspired dishes, Jackie O’s is taking the meaning of locally produced goods a step further.
Along Shafer Street, the picturesque view of the blossoming cherry trees is not just a welcome herald of spring, but also a time to celebrate Japanese culture and the connections between Japan and Ohio University.
Sex toys, marijuana and HIV aren’t on the list of topics that most college students are comfortable talking about. In an effort to create a more open environment, POWER is kicking off a series of talks to address those issues.
As part of its continuing efforts to attract tourists to the city, Nelsonville Main Street is collaborating and expanding with Project to Restore America to hold a Vision Forum at Stuart’s Opera House.
For many Ohio University students, Spring Quarter means festivals and countless hours outside, and this weekend, students and families alike can kick off the festival season with Hookah in the Hills.
Vibrant, tribal costumes accompanied the voices and rhythmic dances of the Soweto Gospel Choir as they performed on the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Tuesday night.
The two-time Grammy Award winner and Oscar nominee Soweto Gospel Choir is a group of not only singers but performers also who are leaving an impression on audiences around the world.
On Friday, the Ohio University School of Dance will present its annual Winter Dance Concert, showcasing an array of dance forms.
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