After investigations of emails were finalized, new evidence was released regarding the cybersecurity threat that cost Athens almost three-quarters of a million dollars.
Chipotle opened its second Athens location at 960 E. State Street at the end of last year, which some students say is better than the one at 41 S. Court Street.
On March 25, the Ohio Department of Health announced an outbreak of measles. While the disease mostly targets young children, this outbreak puts many people at risk and specifically those that have not been vaccinated against it.
Friday from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the Athens City Commission on Disabilities hosted their 7th annual Walk, Talk, and Roll in front of the Athens County Courthouse. The event was designed to highlight areas of inaccessibility in Athens.
Crowds gathered outside the houses along Congress Street on Friday to kick off the Congo Fest weekend.
The Atomic Cougar Press Association is now roaming the halls of Athens High School.
Athens, Alexander, Belpre and Nelsonville school districts have all implemented a policy that involves limiting cell phone use.
Athens City Schools administration raises concerns about the disappearance of a program that provides district-wide free lunches.
Thirteen elementary and middle school students from Southeast Ohio gathered Saturday morning to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee Regional Competition.
At 4 p.m., Athens’ locals, business owners, students and local business supporters gathered in front of the Athens County Courthouse for a New Orleans-style funeral march.
The Tablertown People of Color Museum, a museum currently in Stewart, Ohio, focused on local POC history, is moving to Tablertown, formerly Kilvert, and expanding.
Athens was recently awarded the 2024 Gold Level Encouraging Environmental Excellence in Communities Award for the city’s efforts in operating sustainably.
The Pizza restaurant has been donating meals for 10 years as part of a mission to help Athens County residents in need.
Lostro building construction brought concern with residents regarding groundwater supply.
The Hocking Correctional Facility is currently being repurposed to serve as a women’s-only jail and drug treatment center.
The Athens City Commission on Disabilities announces meeting times for various public meetings.
Gov. Mike DeWine passed House Bill 8, commonly referred to as the ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill,’ affecting public school districts in Ohio.
Nelsonville citizens voted to abolish its city charter of almost 30 years, a first in Ohio history.
An explosion at a fracking pad in Guernsey County caused a fire which burned for 18 hours.
Athens County received a total snowfall of 8-12 inches depending on the area between Jan. 5-7. The snow was caused by a low-pressure system, especially a mid-latitude cyclone over the Rocky Mountains.
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