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West Side residents planning local renewal in Athens
Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio is piloting a neighborhood revitalization initiative with the Westside Community Association.
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Nonprofit plans community forest in Dover Township
Rising Appalachia needs $1.5 million to buy over half of a planned 845-acre public forest on former Sugar Creek Mine Company land.
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Local business bakes up community connections
Flour and Thyme incorporates local florals and herbs in its baked goods, rooted in a deep connection to Athens.
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Dover Township discusses data center concerns
Community members expressed concerns about potential data center development and a trustee suggested holding a vote.
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Smokehouse restaurant to open in Amesville (Updated)
Amesville Diner & Smokehouse will open at 10 State Street, previously home to Park’s Place.
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Richland Avenue closure impacts local businesses
Construction for a city sewer improvement project continues through Sept. 10 and has prompted business owners to speak out.
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How organized labor is faring in Athens County
At least 3,800 Athens County employees belong to unions — a number that’s soared in recent years.
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Incoming ACEnet director aims to connect local businesses, resources
Adam Kody, operations director at ACEnet, is set to become the organization’s new executive director.
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Appalachian Ohio a target for data centers
Real or rumored, data center developments are the talk of rural communities from Adams County in the south to Coshocton County in the north.
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Proposed plastics plant raises local concerns
A Canadian company wants to open its first U.S. location at the Bill Theisen Industrial Park outside The Plains.
