Jay Edwards, local candidate for House District 94, raised significantly more than his two potential Democratic opponents, according to the most recent campaign finance reports.
OUPD's newest officer coached elementary school football. He shoots guns and rides four-wheelers in his spare time.
Mo Denton’s brand of clothing, 24.7 Dreams, helps people think about and realize their dreams.
While fest season brings students together to celebrate warm weather, it also brings alcohol related arrests for those who misbehave.
Athens County Sheriff's Office is investigating the alleged death of an infant.
Students and alumni took to Court Street to drink green beer and enjoy the weather.
Franco's Pizza will be opening on Court Street Thursday.
OUPD had a relatively quiet week during spring break.
'The Post' has complied Wednesday’s bar specials just in time for Green Beer Day.
City Council met Monday to approve the new ARTS/West mural and newly revived Community Relations Commission.
Some bars are opening earlier on Green Beer Day and will serve green-dyed beer to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
A local Girl Scout troop will be selling cookies at the top of the Baker Center this week.
Jim Jezik, who runs the local antique store Random House, 12 W. State St., has been interested in antiques since age 16.
The lighting project is called "Beyond the Bridges" and includes installing decorative lighting on Richland Avenue.
OUPD received just one report of an alcohol-related incident last week and three reports of drug-related crimes.
Eddie Smith says the top Democrat in the Ohio House suggested he quit the primary and believes an arrest from almost three years ago was a factor in that decision.
The top Democrat in the Ohio House has chosen to endorse Sarah Grace over Eddie Smith in the race for the 94th House District. He also told Smith he should leave the race.
A new petition has proposed the closing of High Street and Palmer Street for the upcoming fests.
Anthony Barszczewski is looking to bring club-like parties to Athens through his business, Good Taste Productions.
According to the news release, four restaurants have been broken into in Athens and Nelsonville.
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