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Perin Indicted On Further Charges In Kidnapping, Rape Case
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ATHENS — An Athens man is facing even more charges after a grand jury indicted him, adding charges of conspiracy to commit murder to his list of charges which also… Read More
Investigation Underway In Alleged Athens Schools Sexual Assault Cover Up
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ATHENS — The Athens City School District is arranging for an outside investigation to review allegations of mishandling by the school district when it came to a 2010 alleged sexual… Read More
Nelsonville Council Controversy Brings Policy Questions, Demands For Firings
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NELSONVILLE — A fight over the way in which a Nelsonville City Council member was appointed to his seat devolved into questions about the legitimacy of the city attorney and… Read More
Athens Man Indicted Again, This Time For Putting Hit on Wife
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ATHENS — An Athens man already charged with the alleged kidnap of three children and the alleged rape of a woman is now charged with trying to intimidate her from… Read More
UPDATE: Escaped Inmates Recaptured In Athens County
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UPDATE (6:40 p.m.) — Two inmates that escaped custody in Athens County on Monday have both been recaptured. Brian Chaney was apprehended Monday evening, according to the Athens County Sheriff’s Office…. Read More
Hocking College To Become Cannabis Testing Lab
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NELSONVILLE — Hocking College will become a state testing lab for medical marijuana, after being announced as one of two colleges in the state to be approved for a provisional… Read More
Athens County Courts Receive Grants, Technological Upgrades
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ATHENS — The Athens County Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Court received grants Wednesday totaling nearly $150,000, intended to improve technology within the courts. The grants were awarded through… Read More
Investigation Into Racial Slurs Ends In Lessons For School District
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ATHENS — An Athens City Schools investigation has ended with confirmation that race played a part in an incident that led to the suspension of a black student. Isaiah Butcher… Read More
Athens Man Indicted On Abduction, Rape Charges After Amber Alert
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ATHENS — An Athens man who triggered a statewide manhunt after he was accused of kidnapping three children has now been indicted on abduction, rape and other felony counts. Neil… Read More
Investigation Underway After AHS Student Suspended
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ATHENS — The Athens City School District is investigating the treatment of an Athens High School sophomore who was suspended after he and his family say racial slurs and objects were… Read More
Flood Waters Begin to Recede, Officials Wait To Assess Damage
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ATHENS — Athens residents woke up Thursday morning to high water all over the county, including some that left East State Street businesses as islands. Heavy rains have been soaking… Read More
What’s Next For Athens Schools?
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ATHENS — Last week, Athens City School’s Board of Education approved a new facilities master plan, but that’s not the end of the story. Now that the district is moving… Read More
Park Place ‘Pedestrian Hub’ Discussed At OU Board
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ATHENS — Park Place may see a new pedestrian plaza and new life for the former president’s house if recommendations by a planning group are approved by the Ohio University… Read More
Settlement On The Way In Pat Kelly Salary Suit
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ATHENS — The county has reached a settlement with a former sheriff in regards to pay given to him as he stood trial for engaging in a pattern of corrupt… Read More
Public Forum Planned After Schools Close Due To Threat
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LOGAN— One local school that closed over an online threat is now hosting a public forum about school safety. Logan-Hocking schools announced a Community Forum for School Safety Policies and… Read More
Governor Declares Emergency in SE Ohio, Braces For Flooding
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UPDATE 2 p.m. Feb. 25 — The Hocking River is now estimated to crest at 17.1 feet, which is below flood stage, according to the National Weather Service. Roads around the… Read More
Clean-Up Begins As Ohio River Recedes In Pomeroy
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POMEROY, Ohio — After days of dreary, rain-soaked weather, the sun finally came out over Pomeroy. With the sun came full views of the Ohio River and its new shoreline,… Read More
Athens Facilities Plans Inch Forward
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ATHENS — The members of the Athens City School District made one thing clear Thursday night: they want to rebuild. The discussion about where the board will land on a… Read More
Future of Hocking Correctional Unit Discussed at Invite-Only Meeting
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NELSONVILLE — Opioid addiction, rehabilitation, broadband and job training were all ideas brought up at a meeting to discuss the future of the former Hocking Correctional Unit. U.S. Representative Steve… Read More
Man Killed In Weather-Related Athens County Crash
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ATHENS — A Georgia man died after a truck he was driving slid off an ice-covered roadway and went off a bridge. Jeffery Byrd, 56, of Twin City, Georgia, was… Read More
Locals Concerned About Jobs, Transparency in Prison Closure
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Local officials in Southeastern Ohio are concerned about the loss of jobs and the lack of transparency involved in the closure of the Hocking Correctional Unit in Nelsonville. The closure… Read More
SE Ohio Reps Oppose Graduate Student Tax, Despite Supporting Tax Reform
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Two U.S. congressmen representing Southeastern Ohio who voted in favor of the new tax reform bill have now included themselves in a letter opposing one part of that tax bill…. Read More
OU Alum Lauer Out At Today Show, Internship to Show Still Active
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ATHENS — After a prominent OU alumnus was fired from his job at “The Today Show”, the university is responding to the news with sadness and promises of support for… Read More
Poverty And Produce: The Vinton County Balance
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Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of stories from WOUB on Vinton County’s journey as a food desert, and the fight for fresh food. The series is being done… Read More
Athens County Elects New Council, School Board Members
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New faces will take over positions on the Athens City Council and school boards around the county, based on unofficial election results from Tuesday. Peter Kotses narrowly edged into the… Read More
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