OU suspended from Campus Pride Index
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 23, 2019The university would be suspended from a minimum of 20 months or until deemed appropriate.
LOCAL
City Council: Ordinance passed for APD body cameras and Tasers
By Ian McKenzie | Apr. 22, 2019Members also discussed the cost of e-scooters in Athens at the meeting.
Columbus hospital to pay in OU graduate’s wrongful death settlement
By Ian McKenzie | Apr. 22, 2019The settlement came after the death of Lora Stone, who was treated with a lethal and excessive dosage of fentanyl.
Athens County has numerous resources for kids in the foster care system
By Paige Miller | Apr. 22, 2019Athen County Child Services provides support for children before and after they are 18 years old.
Mayor considers electric scooters, Nelsonville bus route
By Madeline Butina | Apr. 21, 2019A six-month pilot bus route may provide students opportunities to transfer credit between Hocking College and Ohio University.
OU joins study to reduce opioid overdoses across Ohio
By Ian McKenzie | Apr. 21, 2019The $65.9 million federally funded study includes 19 Ohio counties.
Athens high school principal to retire, ACSD nursing staff awarded Everyday Hero Award
By Nolan Simmons | Apr. 19, 2019David Hanning will be retiring after spending over 20 years with the district.
Swing State of Mind: Athens Mayor Steve Patterson
By Maddie Capron and George Shillcock | Apr. 18, 2019Mayor Patterson discusses his history and upcoming election campaigning.
How the Athens music scene has evolved over the years
By Paige Miller | Apr. 18, 2019Although Athens is a rural city, country music is a quieter genre in Athens.
Locally sourced cafés contribute to area sustainability
By Keri Johnson | Apr. 18, 2019The Village Bakery and Catalyst Cafe implement a zero-waste policy, partner with local food providers.
Various sustainable activities planned for Earth Day celebration
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 16, 2019Ohio University will celebrate Earth Day several days earlier than the national celebration in order for students to participate in the festivities.
New smart parking meters to help with parking efficiency
By Abby Miller | Apr. 16, 2019There will be 526 parking meters installed.
Wayne National Forest Bailey’s Trail moves forward, only obstacle is funding
By Madeline Butina | Apr. 16, 2019Bailey’s Trail has been in discussion for 20 years but is now ‘shovel-ready.’
City Council: Members discuss Complete Streets policy
By Abby Miller | Apr. 15, 2019Complete Streets could improve infrastructure and safety for all pedestrians and cyclists.
Eva Holtkamp elected president of the College Democrats of Ohio
By George Shillcock | Apr. 15, 2019This is the second consecutive year that an Ohio University student was elected into this position.
O'Bleness therapy dogs comfort patients and staff
By Nolan Simmons | Apr. 15, 2019Halle and Jazz visit OhioHealth O’Bleness Hospital on alternating Tuesdays.
Here’s a look at the candidates for the Democratic Primary
By Courtney Perrett | Apr. 14, 2019There are 18 people in the running as of April 14.
City Council: Members to discuss Bailey’s Trail Council and street closures
By Abby Miller | Apr. 14, 2019The council would help implement plans for the 88-mile trail.
OU’s private planes offer quick but costly travels
By Abby Miller | Apr. 14, 2019The cost for a one-way trip can exceed $1,000.
DeWine signs ‘heartbeat bill’ into law
By Logan Moore | Apr. 11, 2019In signing the bill, DeWine broke tradition from his predecessor former Gov. John Kasich who vetoed the bill several times.
