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Cannabis Ordinance Gets Public Scrutiny
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In front of a small group of Athens residents at the Athens Community Center on Tuesday, The Athens Cannabis Ordinance campaign treasurer Caleb Brown and Athens City Prosecutor Tracy Meek… Read More
VIDEO: Grocery Store Comes With Community
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Editor’s Note: This is the second 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
Vinton Co. Edges Closer to Grocery Store Opening
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Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of stories on WOUB, showcasing the path to a new grocery store in McArthur and removing one part of Southeast Ohio… Read More
City Council’s Resolution On School Facilities Plan Postponed
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ATHENS — Some members of Athens City Council attempted to make a statement about the as-yet incomplete city school district’s facilities plan’s “impact,” but saw the resolution postponed indefinitely. Councilwoman… Read More
Nelsonville Robbery Suspect Apprehended
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NELSONVILLE — The suspect in a bank robbery that caused the lockdown of Nelsonville schools on Monday has been apprehended, according to officials. Kyle Alexander Jones was arrested on two… Read More
Nelsonville Schools On Lockdown: Bank Robbery Suspect On the Loose
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NELSONVILLE — The Nelsonville-York School District initiated a lockdown at about 10:30 a.m. after receiving a report of a bank robbery suspect on the loose. Superintendent Mick McLelland said the… Read More
Athens School Board Talks Potential For Schools at The Ridges
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ATHENS — The possibility of Athens elementary schools on property at The Ridges was tossed around Thursday night at the Athens City School Boards’ September meeting , but so, too,… Read More
Athens City Council Introduces Richland Underpass ‘Safety’ Project
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ATHENS — A project intended to lower vehicular and pedestrian traffic along Richland Avenue was introduced Monday by Athens City Council for preliminary review. The “pedestrian improvement” project, which officials… Read More
Dayton Mayor Makes Case For Gov’s Office In Athens
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ATHENS — Nan Whaley sat in the Court Street Diner on Monday, talking about her memories of Southeast Ohio and making her case for becoming the leader of the state. The… Read More
Employment Options Brings Services To Athens Mall
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For many, The Market On State is where to go for a driver’s license or to do some shopping. But for one community in Athens County, it now means jobs…. Read More
Hocking College To Apply To Be Cannabis Research Institution
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Hocking College is looking to become the sole research institution in Ohio for medical cannabis. Young announced the institution’s intention to apply to be a facility where medical cannabis can… Read More
Fun Barn Robber Convicted
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ATHENS – A Logan man was convicted and sentenced on multiple counts involving a robbery at the Movies 10 in Nelsonville, according to officials. Dillon M. Deible, 20, was sentenced… Read More
Escobedo Will Be Paid OU Employee Until November
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ATHENS – The beleaguered Ohio University professor who resigned rather than face the Faculty Senate hearing he requested will remain a paid employee until November. English professor Dr. Andrew Escobedo… Read More
Conversion Therapy Banned in Athens
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ATHENS – Athens City Council members unanimously approved the ban of conversion therapy within the city limits Monday night at their regular meeting. “(Athens is) a city full of love and… Read More
Solar Eclipse Brings Excitement, Caution
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At about 2:30 p.m. today, the skies will be the focus for the nation, as a solar eclipse overshadows all other events. Though retailers and optometrists’ offices alike are completely… Read More
OU Prof Under Fire Resigns
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ATHENS — An Ohio University professor, facing termination after a string of sexual harassment cases, resigned just two weeks before a professional hearing that would have decided his fate. Dr…. Read More
Charlottesville Victim: Trump’s Response Showed “What Side He Was On”
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The memories of August 12 in Charlottesville, Virginia, are still a bit foggy for Bill Burke, but the pain of his injuries reminds him of how far the country has… Read More
Hocking College Prez Gets Raise, As Do Some Employees
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The president of Hocking College will receive a higher salary, along with some employees of the college, after approvals by the Hocking College Board of Trustees. The board approved a raise for… Read More
Occupant of Cocaine Plane Pleads Guilty
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One of two men aboard a plane that landed at Ohio University’s airport with about 132 kilograms of suspected cocaine on board has pleaded guilty. Sylvain Desjardins, 48, a Canadian… Read More
Some Ohio Health Insurance Options Restored
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Options are returning to the Ohio’s part of the federal healthcare exchange in an attempt to make up for insurers that withdrew coverage amid the national healthcare debate. The Ohio… Read More
OU Prez: I Will Invest In OU
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After a month in office, Ohio University’s 21st president, Dr. Duane Nellis, is on a mission to hear from everyone involved in the institution’s success. Nellis has planned “listening tours”… Read More
Rural Broadband Access: Summit Seeks To Connect Leaders
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MARIETTA – Southeast Ohio residents like Julie Pepper, don’t want to use broadband access for Netflix or gaming, as is commonly argued by those that don’t see broadband access as… Read More
Summit Hopes To Bring Broadband To Appalachia
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In the hopes of bringing awareness of the need for broadband access in Appalachia, activists and government leaders alike are meeting in Marietta tomorrow. Members of technology organizations, local governments… Read More
How Healthcare Bill Affects Southeast Ohio
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As the United States Senate pores over a new draft of a healthcare bill for the nation, Ohioans are talking about the effects the bill would have on Southeast Ohio…. Read More
Smedley Takes Council Seat
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ATHENS – A newer candidate to the Athens political scene has taken a temporary seat on Athens City Council. Arian Smedley was chosen by members of the Athens County Democratic… Read More
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