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Apology Issued For Terror Training Scenario
An apology was issued Thursday for the scenario that was used in an Athens County exercise to train emergency responders in the event of a terrorist incident. The scenario involved… Read More
Winter Weather Advisory In Effect For Saturday
The National Weather Service office In Charleston, West Virginia issued a Winter Weather Advisory for snow and sleet for portions of the region. The advisory is in effect from Midnight… Read More
AUDIO: Ammunition Found on Alexander Schools Campus
Alexander Local Schools officials say that ammunition found on its Albany campus caused a lockdown Friday. In a message released by the district, "authorities were called and the incident was… Read More
Jack Frost Nipping At Your Nose And Tickling Your Taste Buds
Jack Frost is a composite of several characters like Father Frost and Jokul Frosti. This fictional being is believed to control winter elements. Common happenings attributed to Jack Frost include… Read More
State Troopers Investigating Fatal Accident On Route 32
UPDATE 5:51 p.m. An Athens man died in a accident on Route 32 in Albany. The accident happened around 9:30 a.m. Friday on Route 32 at U.S. 50. According to… Read More
Lady Vikings Outlast Lady Spartans At Home
Strong guard play wasn’t enough to propel the Alexander Lady Spartans (4-2, 1-2 TVC-Ohio) to a win against conference rival Vinton County (4-3, 2-1 TVC-Ohio) in McArthur, as the Lady… Read More
Athens Girls Remain Unbeaten After 75-61 Defeat Of Nelsonville-York
The undefeated Athens Lady Bulldogs rode the hot hand of junior guard Dominique Doseck en route to a 75-61 victory over the Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes on Thursday night at Ben… Read More
BCI Conducts Another Search of Sheriff’s Office and Residence
Agents from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation conducted searches of the Athens County Sheriff’s Office and Sheriff Patrick Kelly’s home on Wednesday. It was the second time… Read More
Four Police Cruisers Damaged in Friday Morning Pursuit
A man faces multiple felony charges after repeatedly ramming or attempting to ram police cruisers Friday morning. The Ohio State Highway Patrol said that Brian Rawlins was stopped at 12:39… Read More
Athens Musicians Come Together for Annual Lennon Fest
OU students are leaving Athens en masse for winter break, but that doesn't mean things are going to quiet down. On the contrary, Athens bands are planning to raise the volume–and funds for music education–with a little help from their friends. This Saturday, The Union and Jackie O's will be teeming with Beatles fans as Lennon Fest celebrates its 14th year.
Keith Hanlon: My Top Albums of 2013
Keith Hanlon, a Columbus-based musician, recording engineer and Ohio University alumnus, shares his top music picks of 2013, including albums by David Bowie, My Bloody Valentine and Prefab Sprout.