Pope Francis raised some eyebrows among conservative Catholics this week, making this week just like every other week since he became Pope in March 2013.
Fluff Bakery expanding to include Rickshaw Thai, sell alcohol and have table service.
NHL Award Predictions: Crosby, Ovechkin among players poised for repeat successes.
At the Athens County Commissioners meeting, officials discussed the possibility of an Ebola outbreak, the installation of a salt storage building, and the increase of prices on dog tags.
The Bobcats haven’t scored a regulation goal in 399 minutes of play. Staff Writer Luke O’Roark lists 20 things you could in that time span.
“A Taste of OHIO” gives people chance to explore the Athens food scene.
Tornado watch in effect for Athens county until 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
Jerry Noble allegedly stabbed a 60-year-old man in July.
Take Back the Night had its first inclusive year last spring, with men being able to participate in the march. Planning this year is beginning early, with a meeting taking place Monday night to discuss the event’s mission.
Athens City Council members direct discussion back to the trash law and decides to push amendments forwards.
The resolution for City Council Liaison passed at the Graduate Student Senate’s meeting Oct. 6.
Five professors from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine recently received awards totaling more than $3 million from the federal National Institutes of Health.
One week a year in Athens, those that bleed green and white return to Ohio University. It’s Homecoming Week, Bobcat fans. Get agitated.
The Bobcats’ loss against Central Michigan was a step back, but Ohio looks to keep molding during Homecoming Week.
With Miami’s victory and homecomings across the conference, #MACtion is in full force.
This year’s ALCS between Orioles and Royals will be revered by die-hard baseball fans, but hated by TV executives.
#OhioVB Return of 2012 All-MAC selection Chelsea Bilger gives Ohio more offensive weapons
Another change in how state funds are allocated may leave OU with less dollars.
Veteran services at Ohio University might be changing.
Police were notified Friday evening of a theft totaling $6.25 in quarters, taken by a suspect known by the victim.
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