Aizayah Hills’ upcoming single, 'Life,' speaks on pressures young creatives face
By Hannah Burkhart | May 24, 2021The Hawaiian artist speaks up on pressures young creatives face.
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Walmart expands vaccination location in Athens to include younger population
By Ashley Beach | May 24, 2021On May 13, Walmart began offering the Pfizer vaccine to those 12 and older.
Passion Works Studios hosts second annual Parade in Place
By Emma Skidmore | May 24, 2021Passion Work Studios featured their art during the 2021 Parade in Place on May 23 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Zenner House, 30 Utah Place.
Softball: See how Ohio's performances compare to the rest of the MAC
By Melody Feazell | May 23, 2021Ohio didn’t excel everywhere, but it had some sparkling performances from its players.
Album Review: The best 3 tracks from Twenty One Pilots’ ‘Scaled and Icy’
By Bre Offenberger | May 21, 2021This band has spanned the entire spectrum of emotion throughout its discography, and finally, it has reached the point of unadulterated joy.
‘Perceive with Caution’ showcases varied art, museum studies students’ work
By Isabel Nissley | May 21, 2021“Perceive with Caution: Merging Concepts VII,” an exhibition developed, designed and installed by students in Ohio University’s museum studies certificate program, is on display at the Kennedy Museum of Art until Sept. 5.
Album Review: The best 5 tracks from Dayglow’s ‘Harmony House’
By Bre Offenberger | May 21, 2021It’s an immensely emotional and worthwhile journey.
Coronavirus: Athens County COVID-19 risk level lowered from orange to yellow
By Sophia Young | May 20, 2021The county is now at the lowest alert level for virus spread and exposure.
City Council proposes ban on source of income discrimination be added to city code
By Anna Millar | May 19, 2021Councilwoman Arian Smedley brought forward a proposed amendment to Athens City Code regarding source of income discrimination.
New Asian American Pacific Islander student org highlights importance of AAPI Heritage Month
By Lauren Serge | May 19, 2021The month of May is dedicated to the celebration and recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage, which focuses on the contributions of those in the AAPI community. At Ohio University, a new student organization will be formed in the fall: the AAPISU, which will aim to connect AAPI students and immerse others in their cultural backgrounds
Weekender Briefs: Visit the Athens Farmers Market, attend a landscape painting workshop
By Isabel Nissley | May 19, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Here’s how to watch ‘Friends: The Reunion’ on May 27; Athens to give Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer vaccines at upcoming clinics
By Olivia Roman | May 19, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Gov. Mike DeWine to lift most COVID-19 health orders June 2, citing lower infection rates, CDC recommendations
By Molly Wilson | May 18, 2021Most health orders will be lifted June 2, leaving time for those who are not yet vaccinated to do so.
Coronavirus: New Athens COVID-19 death reported in 80+ age range
By Sophia Young | May 18, 2021The new report brings the total death toll to 59 in the county.
Athens City-County Health Department to give Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer vaccines at upcoming clinics
By Emma Skidmore | May 18, 2021Individuals receiving their first shot will be able to choose which vaccine they want.
City Council: Body passes ordinance to transfer funds, discusses adding source of income discrimination to Athens City code
By Anna Millar | May 17, 2021Council also passed a resolution thanking former Councilwoman Beth Clodfelter for her service to the city.
Discrimination lawsuit dismissed by Yusuf Kalyango
By Emma Skidmore | May 17, 2021The lawsuit was officially dropped April 29.
Athens Art Guild takes on new initiative
By Kayla Bennett | May 13, 2021In an effort to support the community of Athens, the Athens Art Guild has taken on a new initiative. The guild continues to maintain their presence in Athens this summer through selling their art at the Athens Farmers Market.
EXCLUSIVE: Duane Nellis speaks on his decision to step down as OU president
By Molly Wilson | May 13, 2021Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward to getting back into the classroom.
Athens City-County Health Department to hold vaccination clinics for 12 to 15 year olds
By Ryan Maxin | May 13, 2021The announcement comes after the FDA and CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for the age range.
