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Outdoor rec board never OK’d mayor’s plan for state funds
The board discussed using the funds to support the Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia’s general operations, recordings show.
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Local residents speak out against data center
The Athens County Commissioners and Athens Township Trustees said they are considering policies to deter data center development.
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Data center could avoid local review entirely
If a developer buys land in specific parts of Dover Township, only the OEPA and Ohio Department of Commerce would review the project.
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(Updated) NY company exploring Athens County data center
Saadia Holdings has asked about land use regulations pertaining to about 300 acres off U.S. 33 across from Athens High School.
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Baileys celebrates 88 miles of completed trail
The Baileys Trail System celebrated two major milestones Wednesday, one an ending and the other a beginning.
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Garment center focuses on sustainability and growth
Hocking Hills Garment Center has cultivated a talented workforce that makes clothing for local festivals and sports teams.
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Washington County injection wells stop operating amid migration concerns
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources suspects the four wells may have impacted surrounding oil and gas production.
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Grant funds save Produce Perks at Athens Farmers Market
The program, which helps SNAP recipients access fresh produce, was previously funded through a federal grant terminated in April 2025.
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Governor vetoes outdoor rec funding cut (Updated)
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said the funding cut “would unnecessarily harm” economic development in Appalachian Ohio.
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Livestock farmers share best practices at grazing council
The Athens Grazing Council is designed to help connect and educate farmers through pasture walks and site visits.
