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County committee appoints Athens auditor, treasurer
Josh Thomas and Jason Schroer will take over as city auditor and treasurer, respectively, following the retirement of Kathy Hecht.
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Local law enforcement use surveillance tech amid public concern (Updated)
Attendees at a public forum this month discussed the local law enforcement’s use of Flock surveillance technology.
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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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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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Free brush chipping and mulch for Nelsonville residents
Additionally, the city is providing the woodchips/mulch produced free to the public.
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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.
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Nelsonville Dog Park now open
A series of planned improvements will soon provide new ways to play for dogs and their human companions.
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Audit released June 23, 2026
The Ohio Auditor of State released the following audit June 23, 2026.
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Nominations open for 2026 Annual Preservation and Revitalization Awards
Nominations are open to anyone, for any qualifying project, place, or person.
