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Athens City School Board: We Need To Develop Culture of Education Around Racism
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Update 4:10 p.m. Superintendent Tom Gibbs sent a letter to families of Athens City School District students in relation to the recent incident: Athens City School District Families; At last… Read More
OU Develops Simulation to Train Opioid Overdose Response
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In a mock dorm room, an actor sits slumped over in a chair, simulating the effects of a heroin overdose. Two students walk in and launch into a series of… Read More
Overdose Prevention Treatment Team Hoping to Reduce Overdoses in Athens County
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ATHENS — A new program coming to Athens County will encourage people struggling with addiction to seek treatment before they suffer a fatal overdose. The Overdose Prevention Treatment Team will… Read More
OU Students Generate Solutions to Opioid Crisis at “Ideathon”
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ATHENS, Ohio — A group of Ohio University students came together Monday to propose ideas to help combat the state’s opioid crisis. The “Ohioans Over Opioids Ideathon” allowed students to… Read More
Sections of GOP Tax Plan Concern OU President
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ATHENS, Ohio — The president of Ohio University has concerns about the GOP’s tax plan as the House and Senate prepare to reconcile the differences in their bills. Duane Nellis… Read More
Groups Hope For Momentum After Events Focused on Opioid Crisis
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ATHENS, Ohio — Community leaders are hoping discussions lead to solutions after several days of lectures, forums and open dialogue focused on the opioid crisis in Athens County. Randy Leite,… Read More
59-Year-Old Woman Dies in Mineral Wells Fire
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MINERAL WELLS, W.Va. (AP) – A 59-year-old woman has died in a fire at a Mineral Wells home. The Wood County Sheriff’s Department tells local media that Donna Florence died… Read More
‘Daniel’s Law’ Bill Sponsor Takes Opioid Fight Back Home
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ATHENS, Ohio — The lead sponsor of a bill aimed at limiting the prescription of opioid painkillers was in Athens and Marietta Friday to promote the bill. Daniel’s Law –House… Read More
ACA Repeal Could Affect Addiction Treatment, Hospitals in Southeast Ohio
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ATHENS, Ohio — The implications of repealing the Affordable Care Act –which is also referred to as Obamacare– could go beyond thousands losing health insurance in southeast Ohio. The ACA… Read More
Former UNM President Talks Goals For OU During Third Presidential Forum
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ATHENS, Ohio — The former president of the University of Mexico said he would focus on improving retention rates, corporate partnerships and pushing the university’s brand if selected to serve… Read More
First Presidential Forum Allows Community To Interview Former Texas Tech President
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ATHENS — A candidate vying to be the next president of Ohio University said his goals would include growing the school’s research profile, strengthening relations with the community and prioritizing… Read More
Local Vets Heading To Standing Rock
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ATHENS, Ohio — A group of local veterans are traveling to Standing Rock, North Dakota later this week to protest the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. And they are… Read More
Sensible Logan Decriminalization Organization Pleased with Election Day Result
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LOGAN, Ohio — Logan will regulate marijuana punishments differently after the results of Tuesday’s election. The Sensible Marijuana Ordinance passed with a majority of voters approving the measure making possession… Read More
Ohio Brew Week Celebrates Local Growth
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ATHENS, Ohio — As brewers from around the state kick off this year’s Ohio Brew Week on Friday, the host city of Athens will get a chance to celebrate the… Read More
Pot Vs. Pills: Can Marijuana Help Cure The Opiate Crisis?
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As the opioid epidemic continues to plague the Ohio Valley with addiction and death, the search for safer methods of pain management has become increasingly urgent. Advocates for medical marijuana… Read More
Athens County Commissioners Hoping To Move Energy Efficiency Project Forward On Agreeable Terms
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ATHENS, OH – Before moving forward with an energy efficiency project for Athens County buildings, the Board of County Commissioners is requesting a company providing initial engineering services change some… Read More
Video of the Day: “Under the Elms” Concert Series Finale
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ATHENS, OH — Hundreds gathered on Ohio University’s College Green Wednesday evening for the final concert in the “Under the Elms” series. The “Communiversity Band” –comprised of OU students and faculty,… Read More
Logan Boil Order Partially Lifted, Water Restriction Remains
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LOGAN, OH – Days after a Logan City Water main break left many without drinkable water, some have been given the go ahead to use without boiling. Several Hocking County… Read More
Athens County Senior Organization Wants Levy On Upcoming Ballot
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ATHENS, OH – One of the largest organizations assisting senior citizens in Athens County is considering putting the senior services levy on the November ballot. Representatives from United Seniors-Athens County… Read More
Athens County Commissioners Approve Public Road Consent for Mining Operation
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ATHENS, OH — The Athens County Board of County Commissioners has approved an agreement with a mining company regarding mining through or within 100 feet of Johnson Run Road. Commissioners… Read More
Voinovich Remembered in SE Ohio for School of Leadership and Public Affairs, Fiscal Policies
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ATHENS, OH — Those who were affected by the life of former Ohio Governor and U.S. Senator George Voinovich have spent this week remembering his impact and reflecting on what… Read More
OU Student Charged in River Park Shooting Waives Preliminary Hearing
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ATHENS, OH — The case of an Ohio University student accused of crimes related to the death of a Cincinnati man last month at River Park Towers is heading to… Read More
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