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Applauding Max Mace’s year of service as Parade of the Hills Queen
A proud Nelsonville native and current Ohio University undergraduate, Max has traveled more than 5,500 miles this year, representing the festival.
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When controversial politics come up, try to listen
If Nancy Epling was arrested in a demonstration against white supremacy, I would respect her opinion, and I would not expect her to be fired for having to take leave to served her sentence.
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Business is business, and getting political is grounds to be fired
This woman was making others uncomfortable and didn’t come to work for 30 days. She deserved to be fired, as most anyone would.
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Workplace conflict isn’t news – it’s ground for growth
I’m sorry things turned ugly for a few of the staff. Unfortunately, that’s life.
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Reporting about disgruntled employees is one-sided tabloid gossip
The Athens Independent hasn’t made news with this article, only promoted Epling as she grinds her axe. In a time and place where we need real thoughtful and independent journalism, this article provided neither.
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Celebrating Alonzo Weed, Amesville’s quirky vagabond mayor
A festival in his name will be held Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025.
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How the new state budget negatively impacts southeastern Ohioans
One consolation for southeast Ohioans: when visiting Cleveland you can stop by the Browns new football stadium, writes John Henning.
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Our community can develop third spaces to support heat safety
Third spaces are places aside from work/school or home. We have so few of those anymore and it’s sad, but it’s also unsafe.
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Let’s educate youth about predatory nicotine and tobacco promotion
Most kids or even adults alike, are lured into addiction by not being educated on the matter.
