Doug’s Carryout and Grocery hosts community clean-up
By Kayla Bennett | Apr. 21, 2021Doug’s Carryout and Grocery hosts a plethora of events for the residents of Albany and surrounding areas.
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Demi Lovato publicly apologizes to frozen yogurt shop; Sen. Brown co-sponsors federal hazing bill
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 21, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
Athens City School District plans to vaccinate students in effort to get them back in the classroom for fall
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 21, 2021Athens City Schools Superintendent Tom Gibbs plans for in-person instruction.
Hill Landscaping LLC and Hill Garden Market knows plants
By Erin Gardner | Apr. 20, 2021The shop, located in Logan, has been open since 2018.
MFA playwriting students featured in Annual Seabury Quinn, Jr. Playwrights Festival
By Anastasia Carter | Apr. 20, 2021Performances are scheduled throughout the weekend from all seven of the playwrights in the MFA program.
Existential Binge-Watching: Ranking the films up for best picture at the Oscars
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 20, 2021The 93rd Oscars are finally upon us. Here are the nominees for best picture, ranked.
Baseball: Ohio's pitchers feel the mojo in 'The Dojo'
By Ashley Beach | Apr. 20, 2021Ohio’s pitching staff provides the energy on and off the field.
Tunes with Tate: I rate my family’s favorite albums
By Tate Raub | Apr. 20, 2021Tate switches things up for her last column of the semester.
Softball: Ohio picks up first mercy rule of the season, sweeps Akron in doubleheader
By Melody Feazell and Molly Burchard | Apr. 20, 2021Ohio is back over .500 after winning both games of the doubleheader.
Federal Communications Commission to provide discounts on broadband services
By Maya Morita | Apr. 20, 2021The Federal Communications Commission announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will aid qualifying households by providing discounts on broadband and electronic devices.
The Bottom Line: Shane Bieber is one of baseball's best pitchers, and we should enjoy watching him every time he takes the mound
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 20, 2021As Bieber continues to break records, we need to appreciate Cleveland having another truly dominant ace.
Campus facilities see continued yet decreased usage
By Jack Knudson | Apr. 20, 2021Some campus facilities have been temporarily restricted or closed due to the pandemic, leading to a lower number of visitors.
Mayor Steve Patterson considers bid for congressional seat
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 20, 2021Steve Patterson is currently the only possible candidate from the southeast region of the district.
Resolution supporting AAPI community passed by Athens City School District Board of Education
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 20, 2021The resolution was initially introduced due to acts of hate and violence against the AAPI community and a recent email incident in the district.
7 music festivals happening in person in 2021
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 20, 2021Get ready to rock ‘n’ roll this summer: music festivals are back.
Bill introduced to US Senate to institute hazing reform
By Sophia Young | Apr. 20, 2021The proposed bill would require universities to report hazing incidents and establish hazing education programs.
Marvel releases trailer for new movie ‘Shang-Chi’; here’s what you need to know about the latest Athens City Council meeting
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 20, 2021Your daily Athens newsletter.
OU struggles to fill vaccine appointments despite students’ positive experiences
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 19, 2021As OU vaccination clinics come to a close, students share their positive experiences with staff.
OU’s Survivor Advocacy Program looks back on the year, plans for summer
By Kayla Bennett | Apr. 19, 2021After a year of adapting to COVID-19, OU’s Survivor Advocacy Program has a plan to continue its advocating efforts to ensure students know they have a resource during the summer and into next year.
Necessary Roughness: 2020-2021 lookback
By J.L. Kirven and Jack Gleckler | Apr. 19, 2021Sometimes you've just gotta get rough.
