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Habitat for Humanity provides low-cost housing in the region
Habitat Southeast Ohio has built 170 houses since its first home was built in 1994 in Athens County.
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Back-to-school food planning can prep students for success
Research has shown a close link between nutrition and learning,
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Understanding the hows and whys of Ohio’s court systems
It might be a good time to explain why a certain court might be involved in an ongoing saga like Nelsonville’s.
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Parents and kids build skills, community at The Birth Circle
The Birth Circle was founded in 2002 by parents with young children with a mission that endures today.
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When movies modernize ancient myths
Epic tales from Greek mythology make for interesting film prompts, writes Gordon Briggs.
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OU responds to coach’s wrongful termination lawsuit
Lawyers for OU and former football coach Brian Smith will square off in the Ohio Court of Claims in December 2027.
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Nelsonville remains a judicial hot potato
The Fourth District Court of Appeals has tossed the question of Nelsonville’s rightful government back to another court.
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Best movies of 2026, so far
Reviewing the top five films of 2026, including some recent summer releases.
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Alexander PTO supports playground accessibility
This parent-teacher organization goes beyond book fairs and ice cream socials — it constructed a $1 million adaptive playground.
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Don’t wait to talk about hernias, experts say
Most hernias aren’t serious, but most will require surgical repair eventually since they tend to enlarge and worsen over time.
