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94th District Republican Candidates Talk Jobs, Fracking
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The Republican candidates for the 94th Ohio House District discussed the importance of oil and gas development, jobs, and the dangers of marijuana during a candidate forum at the Athens… Read More
Nelsonville Fire Chief Placed On Leave
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An interim Nelsonville fire chief was appointed Monday evening after chief Dean Russell was placed on unpaid administrative leave last week. Following an executive session during Nelsonville City Council's meeting… Read More
New Pool, Soccer Fields Among Priorities For Athens Recreation Department
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The need for a new public pool, accessible playgrounds and a new location for soccer fields were major topics of discussion during a town hall meeting unveiling the city of… Read More
Developmental Disabilities Board Gives Supt. Verbal Warning Over Finances
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The Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities issued a verbal warning to Supt. Eric Young at its meeting on Tuesday for failing to provide accurate financial information to the agency’s… Read More
New Priorities Outlined In Parks And Rec Master Plan
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The need for a new public pool, accessible playgrounds and a new location for soccer fields were major topics of discussion during a town hall meeting unveiling the city of… Read More
Appalachian Spring Celebration Hits Nelsonville This Week
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The 12th annual Little Cities Appalachian Spring Celebration will kick off on Thursday on Nelsonville’s Historic Public Square. The annual celebration — which highlights the region’s coal mining history —… Read More
Wiehl, Democrats Discuss Benefits Of Affordable Care Act
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With "Obamacare" being made an election issue nationally by Republicans, the Ohio University Democrats and Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl touted the benefits of the Affordable Care Act during a news… Read More
Under The Elms May Have Different Location This Summer
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With significant work being done on Ohio University buildings and grounds this summer, some events on the College Green may need to find alternate locations — in particular, the Concert… Read More
Athens County Voices: Sharell Arocho
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Sharell Arocho of Athens may be behind a computer screen during the day, but when she’s not at work, she has a powerful singing voice that turns heads. It’s that… Read More
Court Street Goes Global For International Student Week
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One of the most anticipated spring events of the year — the International Street Fair — will grace the bricks of Court Street in Athens on Saturday from 11 a.m…. Read More
Body Found In Dow Lake Overflow Identified
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A body found in a creek across the highway from the Dow Lake Dam has been identified through dental records. According to the Athens County Sheriff's Office, the body was… Read More
Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate Addresses Local Democrats
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Hundreds of local Democrats gathered at the annual Athens County Democratic Party Spring Dinner Saturday evening to hear from local and state candidates, including Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald…. Read More
Officials Examine Safety Issues During Tour
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Members of the Joint Police Advisory Council, city officials, Ohio University representatives and community members took to the streets of Athens Thursday evening to identify safety hazards that need addressed… Read More
OU Administrators Discuss Future Of Campus Changes With Emeriti Assoc.
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Smart growth, maintaining the historical appearance of structures and improving student housing were some of the topics discussed by Ohio University President Roderick McDavis and other administrators during a presentation… Read More
Athens County Gets Nearly $26 Million In State Capital Funds
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The state capital budget that was signed by Gov. John Kasich late Tuesday allocates nearly $26 million for public higher education and arts institutions in Athens County. Ohio University will… Read More
OU Alumnus’ “OJ: The Musical” Opens Athens International Film Festival
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An Ohio University alumnus’ mockumentary film about a theater company that produces a musical about O.J. Simpson will be the opening film at the Athens International Film and Video Festival… Read More
Farmers Market To Remain At Mall For Another Year
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The Athens Farmers Market will remain at the Market on State for the next year under amended hours. According to Farmers Market Board President Larry Cowdery, members of the market… Read More
Local Business Man Proposes Curbside Compost Pickup Pilot Program
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As the city of Athens was reportedly the first city in Ohio to offer curbside recycling pickup, one local businessman is hoping the city will be the first in Ohio… Read More
Texas Roadhouse Is Open In Athens
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Athens has a new place for steak as Texas Roadhouse opened its doors to the public on Monday afternoon. The approximately 160 new employees began “intense” training on March 17,… Read More
Farmers Market To Vote On New Location Thursday
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UPDATE 1:45 p.m. The Athens Farmers Market is looking at the possibility of changing its hours to remain at The Market on State while accommodating the new Texas Roadhouse restaurant,… Read More
Hoopla In The Hills To Rock The Venue
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The four-day music festival Hoopla in the Hills will kick off at its new location at The Venue on Route 56 Thursday and will feature more than 60 acts on… Read More
Jacksonville Mayor Has Positive Outlook For Village
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After years of hardship, Jacksonville’s new mayor says it’s going to take a community effort to get the village back on track financially and boost morale. The former village fiscal… Read More
Fluff Bakery And Catering Can Move Forward To Obtain Liquor Permit
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After hearing public support for the transfer of a liquor permit to Fluff Bakery on Monday evening, Athens City Council voted 4-2 to not request a public hearing from the… Read More
Changes Made To CHIP Grants
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A state housing improvement grant program has undergone some changes and is encouraging cities to partner with counties to leverage more funds by submitting a single application. Last week, Gregg… Read More
Developmental Disabilities Board Seeks Input On Financial Trouble
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The Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities will be holding a public forum this week to gather feedback on the public agency’s financial troubles. “Currently our expenses are outpacing our… Read More
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