More than a dozen residents from the Athens area spoke at Monday night’s council meeting to express their dissatisfaction with the city’s plans for the renovation of the public pool.
Sunpower, Inc., an Athens-based company, was noted as being at the forefront of deep-space explorations technologies.
About two weeks before the first GOP Debate, Ohio Governor John Kasich announced he will be running for president.
Jackie O’s was approved to receive $44,119 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to pay for new solar panels.
Athens anti-fracking group wins battle in placing county charter, which would make the county a municipality, on ballot.
Jim Sands will be returning to public service on the Athens Historic Preservation Commission.
ResponibleOhio will have until July 30 to find extra signatures on its ballot proposal after its initial petitions fell short.
The state budget granted half a million dollars to the Athens-based non-profit, Integrating Professionals for Appalachian Children, to continue its cause of supporting the healthy development of children and mothers in Appalachian Ohio.
Seven uptown businesses were found to be vandalized early Tuesday morning after two college-aged male visitors from Cleveland were caught with a can of spray paint.
C.J. Fogarty, OU student and Republican contender for Athens City Council withdrew his candidacy earlier this month, leaving Dauterman as the only student up for local election.
Athens County 9-1-1 Director Dan Pfiffer and Athens County Planner Bob Eichenberg asked council to support efforts to apply for a grant that would update the current 911 system.
One Athens residency allegedly had thousands of dollars of video games stolen.
“Athens for Bernie Sanders” met for the first time last month in support of the presidential candidate.
A Xenia man appeared in court Wednesday for allegedly robbing a McDonald's and Speedway on Richland Avenue
Amesville participated in the program and used money from it to install a solar panel.
County Commissioners passed a resolution requesting that state officials halt the issuance of injection well permits in the state of Ohio.
The Athens County Bill of Rights Committee filed a petition Wednesday that would give county commissioners the ability to write ordinances and ban injection wells.
Ohioans and Athenians give us their thoughts on the Supreme Court marriage ruling.
The Supreme Court of the U.S. ruled Friday that all states would have to recognize same-sex marriages. The response on Twitter was large and immediate nationwide. Here is what Athens had to say about the decision.
A recent Environmental Protection Agency study on fracking has locals skeptical about the study’s findings denouncing fracking’s effects on water.
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