Athens Middle School’s Andrew Jackson Davidson Club collaborates with Tantrum Theater and Invisible Ground to present a walking tour of the historic West State Street Cemetery Nov. 16.
The Ohio State Report Card releases, placing Federal Hocking Local at the bottom of Athens’ school districts. The district’s new superintendent, Jason Spencer, wants to do something about it.
HAPCAP worked to receive $2 million of funding from the state to transform Athens Sunset Motel into an emergency relief shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Athens
Due to a lack of progress in making Athens more accessible, the Athens Disability Commission has decided the next step is to sue the city.
Strouds Run State Park is adding a new accessible playground, walkway and restroom to make the park more accessible for people with physical disabilities.
After a break-in at Tavolino, the restaurant remains dedicated to providing free meals to those in need.
Lowe’s Home Improvement is donating 150 smoke detectors to the Athens Fire Department to be given to community members at the ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 29.
If approved by Ward 3 Precinct 1 voters on election day, Union Street Market will be able to serve its community with hard liquor, beer and wine all week long.
Athens Halloween celebrations took place over the weekend, and students and visitors took to the streets in festive costumes.
Jon Rose, running for the Athens County Commissioner advocates for better wages for EMT workers in press conference.
Acid mine drainage has affected Sunday Creek, but Rural Action is working to improve the quality of water throughout Southeast Ohio.
Members of the Athens community gather for the annual Athens Area Stand Down to provide and receive services for individuals navigating homelessness.
Local law enforcement responds to vehicle accidents, neighbor disputes and suspicious calls from a haunted house.
The Baileys Trail system has plans to build a total of 88 miles of trails through the ORCA, or Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia, supporting a popular local hobby.
Ohio University organized a campus-wide donation drive for those heavily impacted by Hurricane Helene, urging students and community members to donate
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