Small businesses Uptown prep for holiday season
By Colleen McLafferty | Nov. 30, 2020Gift giving may look different for many this year.
Gift giving may look different for many this year.
Local businesses are looking positively toward Spring Semester and the influx of students it will bring to campus.
The curfew will last 21 days.
Casa has reopened its dine-in services in the cantina.
CARES Act funding provided by the city government enables ARTS/West to reopen since its August closure.
The business is now serving its teas, smoothies, acai bowls and more to Court Street consumers.
A decision about restaurants, bars and gyms will be made Nov. 19.
The lobbying practices of gig companies to exempt themselves from sufficiently paying and providing benefits to their employees in California must be defeated handily in the upcoming election.
The local arts center shut down due to lack of work, but staff and others are fighting the closure.
If you want to support local business like you do in Athens, try your hometown’s farmer’s market.
A $9 million Navy contract awarded to Nelsonville’s Rocky Brands was extended in the spring of this year.
The Miami Valley Centre Mall today is in a sad state.
The virtual forums will take place between Oct. 6 and Oct. 15.
Local alcohol venues are reexamining how to stay open in Athens.
Movie theaters in Athens are doing everything to stay in business amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
The cafe has been in contact with the health department for guidance.
Dr. May is taking COVID-19 precautions very seriously.
At Your Fathers Moustache, there is triumph under everyone’s noses.
Several restaurants, including Bagel Street Deli, have decided to temporarily close.
Parklets will allow for businesses to use parking spaces as additional outdoor seating space during the COVID-19 pandemic.