A $1 million settlement between OU and the father of a student who died of meningitis in 2010 was approved last week in the Ohio Court of Claims
Eric Heis, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, said the department is taking a number of precautions to address a recent report that linked hydraulic fracturing to seismic activity.
Some choose to head to house shows in Athens as opposed to Uptown bars, although these shows are occasionally shut down by the police for noise levels
But some experts say that label doesn’t always mean what consumers think it means.
But another legalization measure in the Statehouse is on the table, too.
It marks the first reopening of an Uptown business completely affected by the West Union Street fire.
Athens County Commissioners met Tuesday morning to discuss the possibility of installing a visitor’s center on Court Street.
Jury now tasked with reaching a verdict.
A six-inch waterline burst beneath Richland Avenue around 7 a.m. Tuesday, Andy Stone, city engineer and director of public works, said.
Concern with "statute of limitations problems" means employees who had heard allegations against the teacher who pled guilty last Friday to having a sexual relationship with a student will not be charged with failing to report, a misdemeanor in Ohio.
Athens City Council members might move to support fire-damaged West Union Street buildings as historic.
Concern with "statute of limitations problems" means employees who had heard allegations against the teacher who pled guilty last Friday to having a sexual relationship with a student will not be charged with failing to report, a misdemeanor in Ohio.
The Athens County Commissioners will be hosting their weekly meeting tomorrow morning to discuss training for emergency service workers, a new parking lot near community center and building a new driveway for ACDJFS.
The weed measure is expected to be on the Ohio ballot this November.
A drunk man was found in someone else’s dorm room; urinated in the bed in the process
Suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly told the jury in his trial Monday morning he had dreamed of being sheriff even in his boyhood, when he would don a plastic badge and declare "I'm the sheriff! I'm the sheriff!" to his siblings.
Pat Kelly’s trial hits week three and could wrap up in the coming days.
Successful new energy efficiency initiatives in Athens have made the county eligible for a competitive award from Georgetown University.
Victims of cybercrime in Athens can seek help from OUPD and APD
Athens City Council will discuss repairs to the Washington Street parking garage, upgrades to Athens pool and the Essence of Athens
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