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Dorm Room Doggies: Students Try To Get Pets On Campus
Owning an animal on campus is not a walk in the park. Having an animal on campus, if you live in the residence halls, is against Ohio University policy. But… Read More
The Next Steps For West Union Street
Walking down West Union Street, fences are still up and construction is ongoing, despite the fact that more than two years have passed since the November 2014 fire that gutted… Read More
Jay Edwards Wins 94th District Representative Seat
Republican Jay Edwards won the 94th District Representative race against Democrat Sarah Grace, according to unofficial election results. Edwards won 58 percent to 42 percent with just over 80 percent… Read More
Former Texas Senator Makes Campaign Stop For Clinton In Athens
Former Texas Sen. Wendy Davis made a campaign stop in Athens for Hillary Clinton Friday to stress the importance of young voters in this election. Davis is best known for… Read More
City Council Approves Pool Plan With Wording Change
Athens City Council unanimously voted Monday to move forward with plans to build a new pool, after a change was made to the wording of the ordinance. The ordinance authorizes… Read More
Mothman Festival Attracts Thousands To Point Pleasant
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va (WOUB) – Every third weekend in September, thousands of people flock to the streets of Point Pleasant, West Virginia to celebrate a local legend: the Mothman…. Read More
Alexander Local Schools Plans to File Lawsuit Against Village of Albany
The Alexander School Board has authorized the filing of lawsuit against the Village of Albany. The disagreement is over sanitary sewer system service for the new bus garage and wellness… Read More
Missing Snow Day Plans May Cause More Make-up Days
Missing calamity day plans may cause more make-up days at the end of the year for students in Athens City Schools. In an email sent to parents, Athens City School… Read More
Athens County Residents React to Kelly Verdicts
People in Athens County are reacting to the 18 guilty verdicts against Pat Kelly. Athens County resident Roger Edwards said he did not know much about what was said in… Read More
Men Walk In Heels To End Violence Against Women
Men wearing high heels stepped out onto the streets of Athens to help raise awareness about violence against women and sexual assault. The 7th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes… Read More
Gunshots Fired During Halloween Block Party
The Ohio University and Athens Police Departments are investigating gunshots fired between Court Street and West Union and Washington around 2 a.m. Sunday. No injuries have been reported as a… Read More
Businesses React To Court Street Power Outage
Court Street businesses forced to shut down early from the planned power outage, say it did not have a major impact on their business. AEP scheduled the power outage from… Read More
Preventing Illnesses During Season Changes
With the first official week of fall, the weather is changing and people are getting sick. According to the Ohio Department of Health, an estimated 200,000 people are hospitalized with… Read More
OUPD Increase Security at Student Senate Meeting
Ohio University Police are temporarily increasing security measures at the Student Senate meeting in light of a chaotic meeting at last week. In an announcement to the student body, the… Read More
Panel Discussion On Ferguson Shooting
With the recent police shooting and protest in Ferguson, Missouri, people across the country are speaking out. Here in Athens, Students for Law, Justice and Culture are discussing the topic… Read More
Athens Public Transit Sees Rise In Ridership
The Athens Public Tranist has seen an rise in ridership numbers since the launching of their new routes last year. According to Athens Public Transit's August City Ridership report, ridership… Read More