The Ohio Pawpaw Festival, a longstanding tradition for many Athens residents, takes over this weekend. Other events, such as the Meet Cute Market, offer a fun experience for local book-lovers.
Since 2024, the Athens Police Department and Athens County Sheriff’s Office have used Flock Safety technology. Despite public distrust of the technology, the Athens Police Chief says the technology has proved helpful in solving cases.
With live music nearly every day and plenty of chances to catch a speaker series, @athensohio offers many in-person events. Don’t miss the annual Skate Jam or Battle of the Bands!
The newly established nonprofit, @truenorthsanctuary looks to provide refuge and care to animals and humans alike in Athens.
This school year is the first to see a new Senate Bill 1 mandate requiring the public posting of course syllabi. Professors grow concerned over the numerous mandates posed in the legislation.
The Union and Casa Nueva have introduced a two-week radius clause that limits when bands can perform at venues within Athens. While venue coordinators say the clause is set to promote fairness and aid newer bands, some within the scene are worried about the toll it may take on freedom and momentum.
Athen’s music scene lives in spaces aiming to bring artists and the community together. Whether one is chasing a fast upbeat track, or a laid-back and slow tune, there's a space for every person to fit.
Ohio’s annual Pawpaw Festival will be moving from Lake Snowden to the Snow Fork Event Center for this year's festivities.
Ohio University is recognizing 212 international students who will graduate this spring. Representing countries across the globe, students share how their experiences have shaped their time at OU.
Mill Street and Palmer Street residents experience the chaos of another fest season. Having parties right outside their front door, students share what it’s like to live among the parties.
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