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Over 250 OU professors protest 400+ days without a faculty contract
Contract negotiations between the university and United Academics of Ohio University (UAOU) began on August 4, 2025.
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Public libraries invited to apply for new grants by Oct. 22, 2026
A total of $250,000 is available to award.
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Elliottsville Road closure Sept. 14–18, 2026
The City of Athens announces that Elliottsville Road will be closed through Sept. 18.
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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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Former SAOP director focus of new lawsuit
Mosha Trout, who led clinical programs at Rocksprings Wellness, alleges Jen Seifert’s behavior toward clients helped sink the business.
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Mount Zion brings flooding concerns before city council (Updated)
Representatives from the center said future flood damage is preventable, but only if the city makes repairs and updates.
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‘Rally on the Green’ galvanizes OU faculty union effort
A gathering in support of United Academics of Ohio University was held at University Green on Wednesday.
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Statutory Nelsonville council again repeals dueling councils’ ordinances
A meeting of Nelsonville’s statutory city council Tuesday saw the repeal of measures passed in August by the city’s charter council.
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Sixteen Flock cameras surveil Athens County
Records show local law enforcement has placed surveillance technology along Athens County roadways.
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Nelsonville City Council special meeting to be held Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026
Citizens’ comments may be made in person or emailed.