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City Council Expresses Support For County’s Sanitary Sewer Extension Proposal
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It appears the city of Athens will contract with the county to expand sanitary sewer service to about 1,500 households and businesses in subdivisions along Route 50W. During Athens City… Read More
Dark Star Jubilee To Take Over Legend Valley This Weekend
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The second annual Dark Star Jubilee will have Grateful Dead fans reveling in the three-day music festival filled with three performances by Dark Star Orchestra and bands featuring original members… Read More
Former Blue Gator Balcony Will Remain
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The recently completed balcony on the second floor of the former Blue Gator building on Court Street will remain as the ordinance approving the structure to hover over the city… Read More
Artist’s Studio: Jeff Risner
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In our feature "Artist’s Studio," we highlight individuals who are active in the artistic community. This month, we’re featuring oil painter Jeff Risner of Athens. What kind of art do… Read More
Council Proposes City Fracking Monitoring Program
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Athens City Council is taking another stab at protecting the city from the possible effects of fracking by introducing legislation that would create a resource extraction and waste disposal monitoring… Read More
Incumbents And Newcomer Move On To November Ballot
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UPDATE 11:13 p.m. Athens City Council at-large incumbents Chris Knisely and Steve Patterson, as well as challenger Jennifer Cochran will move on to face independent candidate Troy Gregorino in the November… Read More
Wayne National Forest Seeks Public Comment On Coal Leasing
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Wayne National Forest is seeking public comment on a proposal by the Bureau of Land Management to allow the leasing of coal below seven noncontiguous parcels totaling 433 acres of… Read More
Athens Council-At-Large Seats And Trimble School Levy On May 7 Ballot
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Tuesday marks the May primary election, but only voters in the city of Athens and the Trimble School District will have topics to vote on. The only contested race in… Read More
Local Food Conference To Be Held In May
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The second annual Real Food, Real Local Institute conference will be held this month to share best practices of the “locavore” food economy movement with those from other parts of… Read More
Students Celebrate Ohio University Graduation
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Thousands of Ohio University undergraduates made the transition to Bobcat alumni Saturday at the Convocation Center. Smiles, cheers and hugs were plentiful as graduates greeted their families and loved ones… Read More
Proposed Legislation Could Cost Ohio University Millions In Revenue
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Proposed legislation that would require Ohio public colleges and universities to charge in-state tuition to students who they help to vote in the state could potentially mean a revenue cut… Read More
OU Baseball Dad Sues University
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The father of two Ohio University students is suing the university, claiming that his sons were wrongfully billed for student health insurance and legal services totaling $1,498. However, OU claims… Read More
Student Protestors Plead Not Guilty To Charges
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The four Ohio University students who were arrested following a tuition increase protest during the university’s board of trustees meeting pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to a charge… Read More
Artist’s Studio: Ann Judy
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In our feature "Artist’s Studio," we highlight individuals who are active in the artistic community. This month, we’re featuring clay artist Ann Judy of Nelsonville.
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