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Statutory council seeks storm water fee referendum
The Nelsonville statutory council agreed Monday to put a $3 storm water fee — adopted by the opposing council — before voters in November.
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Charter council elects new vice president, tables fee ordinance
McCray Powell is now the vice president of the charter Nelsonville City Council.
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Nelsonville still examining pool possibilities
The charter Nelsonville City Council is pursuing additional information about the site of its closed pool.
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Nelsonville council adopts pool resolution, repeals
The Nelsonville statutory council Monday passed a resolution about the city pool and repealed the other council’s recent measures.
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Nelsonville to seek second opinion on pool
The Nelsonville City Council operating under the charter also heard updates from the auditor.
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Nelsonville discusses treasurer vacancy problems
With no treasurer, $4.2 million of the city’s budget is not actively being invested. The council will have to decide on the auditor investing into STAR Ohio.
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Alexander schools cut gifted education programming, staff member
The decision to eliminate funding for a talented and gifted education coordinator followed voters’ refusal to renew a 1% income tax.
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Specialized maps and guides make it easy to reduce, reuse and recycle
The Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District and the Southeast Ohio Recycling Terminal can help you find a place for stuff you can’t use or don’t want.
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Nelsonville roundtable forum sparks discussion among community members
Nelsonville candidates engaged with local residents at a voter forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Athens County.
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Athens Conservancy establishes Joy Valley Nature Preserve (Updated)
The Joy Valley Nature Preserve is the result of a 2,973-acre donation from Betty Lowe.
