Born in Grand Junction, Iowa, he completed his bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D. at the University of Iowa. His passing sparked tributes from across the nation about his impact.
Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss two ordinances concerning tobacco retailer licenses, or TRL.
Zoe Fine Dining, located at 24 ½ E. State St., announced Wednesday on its Instagram and Facebook pages it has officially closed.
The Oil and Gas Land Management Commission declared its decision to allow fracking in Ohio state parks and wildlife areas owned by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources on Nov. 15.
David Butcher, the museum’s founder, and his wife were at home when they heard rapid gunshots around 8:25 p.m. on Nov. 11.
Parking fees will increase by 25 cents per meter, Mayor Steve Patterson said, the increase will help fund phase three of renovation to the Athens parking garage
On Monday, the student senate held a town hall focusing on how Ohio University supports student health and well-being.
Director of Real Estate Dominick Brook said official construction on the Ridges won’t occur until 2025.
Every year Amazon awards 15 small businesses a cash grant, and one Athens-founded business was the only Ohio applicant to win.
A man passed out behind his wheel was found to be well and taking a nap.
Interpreting the effects of what the recent election results will have on Athens residents.
President Gonzalez’s scholarship to free tuition and automatic admission
In this episode of What Happens on Court Stays on Court, hosts Tate Raub and Hannah Campbell talk with members of local band Roman Candle.
The ninth annual Athena Award was presented to Athens resident William “Billy” Peacock.
OUPD deployed its canine explosive team to the Alexander School District.
The store has served the Athens community for 53 years, supplying people with grocery food items, essential oils, health and beauty products, and a deli serving sandwiches and smoothies.
Student Senate met on Wednesday to receive an update about the Board of Trustees from the student trustees.
The Skull was found selling alcohol during a suspension period of its permit, resulting in a $10,000 fine or getting its permit revoked.
Wayne National Forest, the only national forest in Ohio, is facing a potential renaming as discussions arise concerning its historical connections to violence and displacement toward Native Americans.
There are limited clothing stores and nearby options for Athens residents, forcing many people to either shop online or drive long distances to go to a mall with a wide variety.
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