Court Street businesses struggle with coronavirus, possible economic hits in the fall
By Bekah Bostick | May 28, 2020Even as businesses struggle with the coronavirus, they are planning for the fall and how to help the community.
Even as businesses struggle with the coronavirus, they are planning for the fall and how to help the community.
The restaurant’s menu will feature street tacos and margaritas.
Athens restaurants are preparing for how to maintain safety when indoor operations resume.
A new emergency rule regarding alcohol sales provides much needed relief for local businesses.
The annual Green Beer Day incites students to skip class and have fun.
The bar has been open for 27 years and remains a long time Athens staple.
The newly opened studio’s services include drop-in readings, longer scheduled readings and semi-weekly gatherings called Mystic Arts Salons.
Students lined up for craft fries on Court Street at the brand new restaurant during its opening.
The service focuses on the Appalachian region.
An OU student will open the business with the help of his family.
This will be the company's first location outside of Columbus.
The printing shop is now selling shirts with a different phrase.
The dispute was between members of the union and management at the restaurant.
Frank McDermott is displaying his guitar collection at the Kennedy Museum of Art.
The game will test the players’ knowledge of Athens nightlife, historical events, food and more.
7 Miles Smokehouse is a family-owned restaurant and a Chillicothe staple that attracts eaters from all over.
The new location opened Thursday.
Athens tattoo shop owners reflect on how their careers have changed.
Apple’s iPod nano and iPod shuffle are discontinued but the iPod touch remains.
The Mexican chain restaurant and jewelry store are opening up on East State Street in the previous location of Abrio’s Vera Cucina.