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Athens County Fair hosts inaugural school bus demolition derby
Federal Hocking Local School District students may call themselves winners of the first Athens County Fair school bus demolition derby.
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Athens County library admin encouraged paring back Pride Month displays
In communications with patrons, the library director pinned less colorful displays on decision-making by local branches.
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Olympics spotlights Ohio University photography talent
The summer Olympics showcased stellar photography talent produced by Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication.
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Nelsonville Music Festival returns for 18th year
Nelsonville Music Festival welcomed attendees, artists and vendors from around the world for its 2024 festival.
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‘Thelma’ is a must-see; ‘Longlegs’ a disappointment
When it comes to movie food, FWS > FWB — friends with snacks are better than friends with benefits. Especially for a double feature.
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What do I do if my landlord won’t make repairs I have requested?
First, do NOT withhold your rent. Instead, you will need to start the legal process known as “rent escrow.” Here’s what to do.
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Ohio supreme court election could turn on a bone in “boneless wings” case
Language in the majority and dissenting opinions of the case reflects the political divide — and influence of partisan politics — on the Ohio Supreme Court.
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New Athens establishment The Side Bar fosters community through food and spirits
The Side Bar acts as a bar, restaurant and welcoming “third space” geared in part toward LGBTQ+ patrons.
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Table for Tara: Pleasant Hill Vineyards offers a serene, memorable dining experience
If you appreciate thoughtful service, a charming ambiance, and spectacular views, Pleasant Hill Vineyards will certainly please you.
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The Athens plastic bag ban
In this new series, retired judge Tom Hodson makes legal proceedings and the law understandable. First up: Athens’ plastic bag ban.