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ZANESVILLE — Moose Lodge No. 867 will host “Come Together: A Community Recovery Benefit,” a flood-recovery concert running noon to midnight on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 3500 W. Pike in…
NELSONVILLE — Cryptid believers and the merely curious filled the streets of Nelsonville over the weekend as the Athens County town hosted its first-ever Bigfoot Festival, a celebration of the…
ATHENS — The Dairy Barn Arts Center has honored some of the nation’s best contemporary photography, presenting $8,000 in cash and prizes at the October 2 opening reception of its…
HAMDEN, Ohio — A Vinton County judge has dismissed the criminal case against the 73-year-old grandfather at the center of one of Ohio’s most disturbing child welfare cases this summer,…
JACKSON — An 18-year-old has pleaded guilty to felony charges in the drunk-driving crash that killed an off-duty Wellston police officer last summer, the Ohio Attorney General’s office announced. The…
ATHENS — The Athens Police Department will not renew its contract with Flock Safety, the automated license-plate and surveillance camera company, Mayor Steve Patterson announced Monday during a city council…
Ohio University students are putting up the walls — literally — for a new affordable housing project in southeast Ohio. The “Bobcat Build,” a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of…
State Rep. Kevin Ritter (R-Marietta) announced this week that Hocking Athens Perry Community Action will receive $300,000 in state grant money to help low- and moderate-income homeowners in Southeast Ohio…
Ohio University has introduced a new official “OU” mark for fan merchandise, embracing a nickname generations of Bobcats have used for decades. The university announced the mark as part of…
Ohio’s latest school report cards show Ross County districts averaging three out of five stars overall, with several local schools posting improvements over last year’s ratings. The state grades schools…