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Bare on the Bricks rescheduled for glow-in-the-dark night run

Apr. 15, 2015

Bare on the Bricks Glow Run will take place on Thursday night after it rescheduling the original run due to inclement weather.

Ohio University graduate will help viewers step back in time in his new Travel Channel series

By Will Gibbs | Apr. 15, 2015

Producer and comedian Brian Unger will star in a new show that bridges the gap between the past and the present.

Athens mayor race: Patterson pushes experience as Looker flaunts fresh perspective

By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 15, 2015

Democrat Steve Patterson touched on being a veteran public servant, a city councilman and an Ohio University professor, and Republican Andrew Looker, a junior at OU, said his education was enough experience.

Sixth annual “Challenged by Choice” and “Disabilities Speak” to be held

By Luke Furman | Apr. 15, 2015

The Athens City Commission on Disabilities will host its sixth annual “Challenged by Choice” and “Disabilities Speak” events April 16 to bring.

Christian Botter among Bobcats’ best pitchers

By Jordan Horrobin | Apr. 15, 2015

Christian Botter’s international success is helping him become one of Ohio’s best relief pitchers.

‘210 For The Slappers:’ Senior Timmie Rappe’s rise to the starting lineup

By Paul Holden | Apr. 15, 2015

After spending last season primarily as a pinch runner, senior Timmie Rappe has become a more versatile threat for Ohio.

‘Post’ reporter reflects on family history for Holocaust Remembrance Day

By Dina Berliner | Apr. 15, 2015

As survivors die out, it’s more important than ever to tell stories from the Holocaust.

Athens Jazz Festival to offer high caliber performances

By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 15, 2015

The Athens Jazz Festival kicks off Friday evening and continues through the week.

Blueprints for change

By Rebekah Barnes | Apr. 15, 2015

With new construction on campus, a specific "bathroom committee" is looking to create a universal design plan to implement, as well as updating current designs.

Founder of Global Soap Project shares entrepreneurial advice

By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 15, 2015

Derreck Kayongo, creator of the Global Soap Project and a Top 10 CNN Hero, visited Athens to share his entrepreneurial experience.

Professional dancers think ‘Dance Moms’ isn’t a good representation of the dance world

By Anna Gibbs | Apr. 15, 2015

Professionals in the dance field give their thoughts on the reality show ‘Dance Moms.’

Record Store Day to celebrate independent record stores, but they’re still struggling

By Sean Wolfe | Apr. 15, 2015

Even with celebrations like Record Store Day, independent record stores are feeling the weight of the influence and power of major record labels

Bands move on; so should you

By Luke Furman | Apr. 15, 2015

Amplified Observations takes a look into bands that continued to make music despite the death of their artistic voice.

Athens County likely to become No. 1 chemical frackwaste acceptor in Ohio

By M.C. Tilton | Apr. 15, 2015

ODNR has issued an injection well permit to K&H Partners in Troy Township, which would make Athens County the biggest fracking waste depository in the state.

More than 2,000 Student Senate ballots cast on day one

By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 14, 2015

The first day of Student Senate elections kicked off strong with more than 2,000 votes already cast, according to the Board of Elections and university officials.