Athens, OH News

• Athens, OH News
• Ohio Brew Week Festival 2012
• Woman who led police on high-speed chase pleads not guilty
• Local developer seeks permit for Utica production/test well
• Amesville area woman drowns after car stalls in high water
• Assault victim dies; alleged assailant charged with murder
• Palmer Fest shut down after house fire
• Former police chief loses badge over drug charge
• Ohio University VisCom Show 2012
• Stewart man charged with molesting 3-year-old girl
• Alleged robbers let out of jail with ankle bracelets
• Facing employee revolt over crumbling equipment, county EMS director quits
• Couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Hocking College support staff issues 10-day strike notice
• Big frack-cashing day may be postponed for local landowners
• County votes to end CO gassing at dog pound
• Police say they did track victim
• Attorney: Investors will wait to see which way Cunningham jumps
• Amesville man in oil-well lawsuit says, look before you lease
• Council hears fluoride comments
• WOUB panel explores ins, outs, pros, cons of fracking
• County officials thrashing out bank-account dispute
• Will Hocking’s land be drilled?
• County salutes its many farms
• Commissioner found not guilty of domestic violence against niece
• How do you feel about fracking locally?
• School board votes to close Chauncey Elementary
• The Birds and the Bees come to Passion Works
• Buchtel police chief arrested on drug charges
• Oil & gas, title-search firms suing each other
• 'Armed and dangerous' bank robber no longer a local threat, OUPD says
• OU Police issue alert about 'armed and dangerous' man near Union and Shafer
• City's strip-club legal woes far from over
• Stimson project opponent threatens lawsuit if city doesn't overturn apartment approval
• Local historian is considering whether to appeal BellaVino ruling
• Split planning board OKs apartment plan for Stimson Ave.
• County commissioner gets slapped with another domestic violence charge
• Southeast Ohio hills compel Pelotonia to abandon Athens
• Ink-O-Dem® Printer Ink Refills Taking 85,000 Ohio College Students by Storm
• County Dems select Hecht as interim party chair
• Anti-fracking activists, state officials differ on worth of new rules
• N. Congress man shot during home invasion
• Man imprisoned for 1991 'stomping' death seeks parole
• Man arrested after high-speed chase in 'rolling meth lab'
• Plan to close Chauncey school stirs objections among parents
• Energy rep confirms plans for extensive oil project here
• Former deputy pleads guilty in case that alleged sex with informants
• Pipeline fire under control; cause remains under investigation
• Forest Services decides to delay oil and gas auction involving Wayne
• Woman reports being raped in uptown Athens
• Meigs court employees ordered to stop burning files
• Police: Halloween Friday night relatively calm
• Local exotic-animal owner: Zanesville zookeeper should have been shut down
• Child-murder suspect ruled unfit for trial; will undergo treatment
• W. Va. company eager to lease county land for drilling
• Appeals court says Gwinn's conviction stands
• Stunner: Hocking Trustees vote to bring Erickson back as president
• Athens named in list of best college towns
• County has two cases of Legionnaire's disease
• Sheriff's son charged with restaurant assault
• Parties hope to resolve dispute over county 911 system
• County could get a new framework for planning
• Revived strip-mine project faces hearing
• 39 pot plants found near county official’s home spark special investigation
• Hocking hotel to close rooms for repairs, lay off 10
• Former Hocking president and wife take plea bargain
• Storms knock out power to many in county
• Former Hocking prez and wife hit with misdemeanors... finally
• Athens judge rules that drunk-driving test machine can be challenged in court
• Town Hall Meeting on June 28--submit your questions[Tue, 28 Jun 2011 15:48:21]
• Lawsuit claims woman died from salmonella-tainted restaurant meal
• Blackburn gets local Dems' nod to serve out county prosecutor's term
• Figure in trailer gunfight gets early release from prison
• Defense attorney: Client says stepdaughter died after seizure, not murder
• President out at Hocking College
• Plains woman charged with agg murder in stepdaughter's death
• 4-year-old girl dies of injuries allegedly inflicted by stepmother
• Sen. Stewart confirms his resignation
• Plains woman charged with attempted murder of 4-year-old stepdaughter
• SMARTPHONE ART Winners Announed!
• Rep. Phillips among 3 Dems to support guns-in-bars bill
• Rep. Phillips lone Dem to support guns-in-bars bill
• Apparent suicide claims woman, unborn child
• Funds provided for bully-prevention classes in local schools
• Another sexual attack reported near Mill and Stewart
• 'Something to give her peace'
• Police chief shows noise law compromise to council
• County won't relax bridge load limits for coal mine
• Hocking Trustees OK cutting 23 jobs
• Two may seek soon-vacant prosecutor job
• Spring clean up gets underway in Athens
• Hocking may cut 23 jobs to address tight budget
• Ordinance would set requirements for trash-hauling permits
• New domestic violence protocol circulation
• Killing prompts renewed 'crimewatch' concern
• Man pleads not guilty to child rape
• El Salvadoran pleads guilty to uptown rape, gets six years
• Officer's second alleged victim doing prison time
• Commissioner's domestic violence case proceeds
• Will appeal attorney in rape case argue own trial work was flawed?
• Start of fest season renews noise-law controversy
• Former UE owner asks to dismiss his lawsuit against Athens
• Sex assaults under investigation
• Attorney for HC ex-official confirms talks with AG’s office
• City Council gets its ducks in a row to borrow firetruck money
• Uptown student bar reopens after overdue taxes repaid
• How more budget cuts look from the front lines
• City board to recommend Internet cafe restrictions
• Commissioners hold off on endorsing or opposing strip mine
• Audit finds Glouster in bad shape
• Local bar fights eviction
• Job fair set for this Wednesday
• Official pitches Medicaid reform to local providers
• Glouster officers sued over 2008 arrest
• Slain man's fiancee, mom have mixed feelings about possible shooter's death
• Sheriff's officer indicted
• Program at Trimble aims to empower young girls
• State tax problems cloud Crystal's future
• Walk to raise cash, awareness for MS
• Local businesses step up to support public workers
• Alleged child rapist indicted
• Stabbing death probed
• Special prosecutor for Sullivan case
• Bar closes over tax issues
• Impact of state budget on schools still uncertain
• Special prosecutor appointed in commissioner's DV case
• City looks at ‘greening’ its buildings
• Replacement levy slated for May 3 ballot
• Ex-governor blasts his replacement in Athens appearance
• Horse rescue operation faces tough sell in hard times
• Man pleads insanity in parent-kidnapping case
• Property owners get crash course in leasing land for gas drilling
• Man charged with child rape
• Man charged with having his stepdaughter stuff drugs into her bra during traffic stop by police
• Primary season kicks off with First Ward debate
• Canton man accused of raping child at church function
• Council says it will consider requested LGBT protections
• African’s plea withdrawal may not forestall deportation
• County officials struggle to adapt to post-S.B. 5 world
• Athens Police respond to both genuine and ersatz robberies
• Pub’s sour beer debut fosters sweet expectations
• Shade woman asks public for help in finding daughter
• Choice of defendants questioned in Chauncey fatal shooting case
• Official pleads not guilty to domestic violence
• Coolville gal slashes her way toward Tinseltown
• Strip mine debate: Just like old times
• Local food outfit transfers garden plots to west-siders
• Sheriff still investigating Salem Road shooting
• Commissioner to face domestic violence charge
• Deputies respond to domestic disturbance at home of commissioner
• Judge sets aside conviction of man facing deportation
• County welfare chief: Poor hit hardest by Kasich ‘jobs’ budget
• New Census data charts changes in county
• Appeals of shootout defendants argued before 4th District Court
• School program aims to green kids up inside & out
• Local man state’s top tree farmer
• Defense argues for lower charge in tampering case
• Area’s legislators speak out on governor’s budget plan for Ohio
• Hurt-baby case may go to grand jury
• City may regulate ‘internet cafés’
• Sheriff’s Facebook page turning into major news hub
• Hocking prez seeking new job
• Still another anti-S.B. 5 rally
• Suppression motion dropped in rape/beating case
• Proposed Medicaid reforms would affect nursing homes, mental health
• Budget cuts to have profound effects on city and county
• Local schools try to figure out impacts of Kasich budget plan
• AFSCME reps: S.B. 5 union-busting, pure and simple
• Links to resources and articles about Gov. Kasich's budget
• Uptown rape suspect moves closer to trial
• City and county take heavy hit in state budget proposal
• UE hit with more money problems
• Probe continues in jail heroin bust
• Local man marches to beat of an African drummer
• Look out, you nasty gobs of hardened gum
• Local couple jailed in connection with severely injured baby daughter
• Body of missing Albany man found near where he was lost
• Meeting set for Wayne planning
• S.B. 5 stirs strong reactions in government-heavy Athens
• Police chief not thrilled about students’ noise amendment
• Kroger liquor-store plans taking shape
• Group forms to oppose coal mine
• Family-planning agency being targeted
• State audit details amount of theft form Trimble Twp. village
• Local woman hits jackpot on 'Regis & Kelly'
• Attorneys scrap over evidence in murder case
• Owner of possible fest site not afraid of a little mud
• New panel of judges tapped to hear Gwinn appeal
• Council OKs buying a back-up generator wastewater plant
• Commissioners’ letter slams S.B. 5
• Senator still mum on his supporting vote for S.B. 5
• Hundreds turn out in Athens to defend public unions against S.B. 5
• New police chief a big fan of community outreach
• Village seeks dismissal of all or part of two public-records suits
• Promoter finds close-to-Athens locale for latest ‘number-fest’
• Citizens urged to lobby against elimination of CDBG program
• Two parties asked to be let out of developer’s lawsuit against city
• Local agencies say proposed fed budget will slam area’s poor
• County must hold damages hearing for road closures
• Judge orders competency exam for man who’s charged with locking up his parents
• Bald eagles shop for nesting sites in Athens County
• Man pleads in fatal Rt. 13 crash
• ‘Ex-pat’ charged with selling LSD
• Red Cross honors a six-pack of heroes
• $20 K deal confirmed in Taser suit
• Officials say trash contract plan would up recycling
• Another prevailing-wage suit filed
• Trailer mogul with big EPA penalty may face foreclosures
• City plan to improve bridge safety for pedestrians
• Mayor’s refusal to sign pay-raise law doesn’t kill it, as he incorrectly believed
• City says tenant-info law meets ‘special needs’ of college town
• County settles in federal lawsuit over alleged tasering of man, 71
• Man who challenged deputy’s authority cops plea
• On-again, off-again Meigs power plant is off again
• Gym students learn to take responsibility – and a punch
• Coal firm back for 2nd try at Bern Twp. strip mine
• City tells businessman: Fire up that power-washer
• City won’t stand in way of liquor license transfer to grocery store
• Council urges OU: Ante up that $250,000 share of fire truck money
• Local businessman taking it upon self to clean uptown sidewalks
• Area school districts prepare for significant cuts in upcoming state budget
• Cali woman may have info on ’86 Nelsonville fire that injured four
• 8 Fest in Athens: Students like the idea; police and residents don’t
• Town hall airs gripes on city’s trash-hauling plan
• Assistant prosecutor will make bid for top job
• It’s just water behind the bridge
• Fearing state cuts, city asks OU to help buy firetruck
• More salmonella suits?
• Call for Volunteers for 11th Annual Souper Bowl
• Fundamentals Of Mediation Training
• ‘Game-changing’ ruling advanced in Abdi appeal
• County prosecutor says this will be his last term
• Bank decides not to join lawsuit between UE, city
• Law director says no thanks to 2012 raise
• Stronger litter effort expected in the new year
• Village: Public-records suit misfiled
• Changes coming to Donkey
• Alleged victim in deputy/informant sex case gets 5 years probation
• With one dissenter, Council OKs small raises for three city officials
• Glouster man pleads to injuring baby; denies guilt
• Internet/sweepstakes cafés
• Fight brewing over Nelsonville rental registrations?
• Landlords take 2nd shot at overturning Athens’ ‘tenant-education’ law
• Protesters: Real citizens’ names don’t end in ‘Inc.’
• Big gift to help with AHS rebuilding
• Officials may see raises
• A bicycle build for fondue
• Officials take steps to restart big sewer expansion
• Firms plan energy-efficient home project
• Homeless Walk raises more money than ever
• OU building evacuated after unstable chemical found
• Union sues over Shively project
• Former mayor hits battered village with lawsuit
• Shootout target asks again for prison release
• Device tracks wandering seniors
• Attorney: Rape defendant didn’t understand right to remain silent
• Ohio tax board upholds values placed on UE property by Co. Auditor
• Energy company helps fill industrial park
• Book center booking it from Athens
• Athens responds to sewer suit
• Citing safety concerns, officials suspend search for missing man
• Strickland pardons former sheriff’s deputy, but with some conditions
• Crime Solvers
• Police captain gets the nod as Athens’ next chief
• County officeholders cut costs, await state budget
• Liquor license transfer confirmed
• Surprise! Athens County leads regional pack for liquor arrests
• Gwinn’s attorneys say Yost the lawbreaker, not she
• Attorneys in fatal shooting case want to know about witness deals
• Pair recognized as ‘visionaries’ for pushing local, chem.-free food
• Lost local girl found in Mo. not abducted, sheriff says
• Missing teen found safe in Missouri
• The Plains man arrested in hostage incident
• Kroger may get ‘state store’ if talks proceed
• Tight county budget leaves no extra funds
• Medical expert disputes state’s version of injured baby case
• Uptown bars unhappy about Halloween fire inspections
• Athens has big plans for parks, infrastructure in 2011
• Many high-profile cases await resolution in 2011
• Defense attorney challenges enviro-officer’s right to act as ‘deputy’
• Foundation survey provides detailed snapshot of county conditions
• Food insecurity still plagues region
• City: Judge should keep bank out of suit
• Towing company wants attorney fees, too
• More arguments in Palmer Place suit
• Demand up, donations down for holiday giving
• Village’s unique sewage solution makes headlines
• Foundation releases community report
• County’s carryover money shrinks from ‘10
• Chauncey hit with 13 findings in newly released state audit
• City sticking with garage for its holiday free parking
• Million-buck verdict: Just emotions, or just desserts?
• Winner in sex-assault lawsuit: excluding witnesses was valid
• New Highway Patrol chief is Athens native, former OU baseballer
• City balances budget by cutting, shifting positions
• Census shows poverty increasing here
• Board OKs Autotech rebuild
• City will let its ash trees get bored to death
• Bank counters claims by former UE owner
• Coin show lets residents see if their change is treasure
• Prosecutor insists student’s underwear was incriminating
• Man charged for allegedly shooting dope in front of son
• Man charged for allegedly imprisoning parents
• Prosecutor grant will fund drug intervention program
• New inter-city bus service doing well, manager says
• County’s two new congressmen weigh in on taxes, immigrants, gays in military
• City sued over storm sewers
• Remember the Homeland Security truck?
• What does UE mess tell about city’s policies regarding new development?
• City mulls regulating cell towers
• Man reports gunpoint robbery
• Former UE owner not giving up; says he wants to buy project back
• Three charged in alleged armed holdup in East State St. parking lot
• Local Red Cross launches its annual holiday giving program
• Student pleads to kid-porn charge
• Special prosecutor: county Dem Party chair’s conviction was legit
• Attorney in mushroom manslaughter case questions police interrogation
• Judge mulls arguments in water-rates suit
• Claimed sexual assault victim appeals lawsuit loss
• Question of who fired fatal shot comes up yet again
• Hocking College progress slow
• Police say drug-theft case investigation remains open
• Free cell phone service available for eligible low-income residents
• Community Center falling on cold, hard times
• City Council approves ordinance requiring CO detectors in rentals
• County picks director to run its EMS
• Water-line break damages street
• Former OU staffer who made threat gets diversion
• Big oil-and-gas boom hasn’t hit Athens County - yet
• Athens man arrested for drugs
• City expects to have $800,000 in carryover money for ’11 budget
• Developers sniffing around defaulted University Estates
• Bank asks to become plaintiff in lawsuit against Athens
• Local man hopes his ‘passive house’ becomes role model
• City considers limiting paved parking on residential lots
• Convicted rapist to argue his case before appeals court
• Appeals court says no to appeal
• Police get DNA from robbery suspect
• Brief says, toss conviction for tossed boxers
• State ups ante for murder defendant
• City cuts costs by cutting 4 jobs
• New indictment on alleged rapist
• Look out, whitetails, the hunters are coming
• Superbread tradition continues
• Local lawmakers see a lot of hard work ahead
• Tornado recovery committee seeks warehouse volunteers
• County facing tight budget in ’11
• Exhibit highlights old asylums’ links to communities
• Plaintiffs in Glouster lawsuit want big $$ judgment to stand
• New class gives future cops judo skills
• Attorneys for murder suspect say he may have been defending self
• Attorneys for murder suspect say he may be been defending self
• Vets’ graves at Ridges recognized
• 2nd child rapist asks to be freed
• Alleged victim of officer’s sex battery pleads to drug charge
• City, local businesses assess Halloween
• Reviews on Bias as chair generally positive so far
• Former OU hoops star pleads to bar assault
• Congressman-elect Bill Johnson cites faith as inspiration for run
• ‘Affordable’ local real-estate market makes Athens attractive for ‘parental investment’
• Mistake sends emergency phone call to thousands
• New Marshfield shootout convict fights verdict
• Man arrested after armed standoff
• Suspended OU football player indicted for alleged break-in
• State: Judge made right call in tossing tennis-ball suit
• Ex-dispatcher takes plea in alcohol/weapon case
• Report charts family violence in county
• Solar array all fired up at community center
• Library stresses care with books during budget troubles
• Ridership up with GoBus despite some empty buses
• Man gets five years for lethal horseplay with gun
• Towing ruling disputed in filings
• Shafer Street retaining wall gets brick restoration
• Man pleads to murder in what he calls mercy killing of wife
• Cable co. undecided about accepting broadband grant
• Homicide verdict will be appealed on ‘castle’ issue
• City may send bike path over the river
• Do-your-own costumes triumph on Court St.
• Halloween is business as usual this year for police
• Crimes of month include hold-up
• City resumes gassy debate
• 4th District court hears appeal in strip-club case
• Former OU administrator charged with terrorism threat
• SEOEMS director stepping down
• New regs will require OU to clean up steam plant
• City, university prepare for Halloween onslaught
• Ten bucks now takes you to Columbus or Cincinnati
• Murder trial may be test of Ohio’s ‘castle doctrine’
• New Cutler Scholars named
• Ohio University reports a decrease in student alcohol consumption
• Server virtualization to save $21K annually
• Ohio Extends Groce through 2014-15 [OhioBobcats.com]
• Lawsuit over gas leak in office building finally gets settled
• Motel owners finally get crucial billboard - 24 years later
• Congressman visits OHIO
• Grab your popcorn, take a seat
• New dean of HTC selected
• Royal stallions come to regionals
• 2009 Distinguished Professor named
• New ONCA director named
• SEOEMS gets auditor warning
• Stabbing case sparks interest among some OU students, profs
• Drink up - the Halloween beer garden is kaput
• Asylum: Inside The Closed World Of State Mental Hospitals/Lecture
• Suit with major implications for city water rates heads to court
• Company joining drive to bring broadband access into SE Ohio
• Two women arrested on heroin charges
• Walmart, Holzer team up on everyday/night clinic
• Highway completion delayed but still within sight
• Glouster officials hit with over $1 million in damages in suit
• Guysville man indicted for aggravated murder in wife’s fatal shooting
• Tilley pleads not guilty to murdering wife
• Commissioner fined for arrest
• Tale of library fire corroborated
• Roundabout protestor says his free speech rights got run over
• Plaintiff in records suit wants $75,000 from Hocking
• Feds shut down cigarette-rolling device
• Humane Society hits century mark
• Take a walk to help the suffering
• Next biggest thing lies in wait at Innovation Center
• Film documents Glouster man's giving
• AEP, Ohio regulators agree upon new standards to lessen power outages
• Losing 3 weeks as switch to semesters becomes reality
• Study: County kids more likely to be obese
• Reward offered in Albany break-in
• Port-au-Prince calling
• Councilmembers view fire station improvements
• Man alleges county engineers destroyed property
• Patsey's time in Coolville won't last much longer
• New trash fee gets OK from main local governments
• Federal Hocking, other schools, to get $$ after all
• Testimony recalls night that youths burned area library
• Former party chair appeals elections law convictions
• Guysville man indicted for aggrevated murder in wife’s fatal shooting
• More varieties of spirituous libations to flow at Smiling Skull Saloon
• SBA in town this week offering low-interest loans
• Judge nixes release plea, keeps trailer shootout target behind bars
• Landlord-tenant case heads back to appeals court
• State vows to fix Federal Hocking funding error
• Hospital names new president
• City Council hears how it can spend money to save money
• Athens County winery expands with tasting room
• Prosecutor: Murder the right charge in shooting
• School bus drivers’ sex harassment suit proceeds
• State error could mean layoffs at local schools
• State emergency chief sorts out last week’s confusion over disaster status
• County commissioner spends night in jail
• Disaster animal relief contact info
• Guysville man arrested in wife's fatal shooting
• Accused tennis-ball terrorist appeals dismissal of fed lawsuit
• County relief efforts continue in storm aftermath
• Sheriff’s stepson says addiction led to drug dealing
• Officer’s attorney: Sex was unwise, but may not have been a crime
• And why exactly is this not an official disaster?
• Former violent skinhead tells dramatic story at Hocking College
• Who owns The Messenger now?
• Tornado-like storm catches community off guard
• Prosecutor: Conviction of drug shootout defendant should stand
• Child agency to hold open house
• Former Chauncey mayor re-files suit over alleged pothole injury
• Last chance for public comment on county comprehensive plan
• Council member not giving up hope on city chickens
• Child-care center among storm victims
• In Athens County... Red Cross reports 55 homes destroyed
• If you want to help with storm relief...
• Officials assessing damages and injuries from tornado
• Eyewitnesses to disaster in The Plains
• Another video posted of tornado forming...
• Video of tornado that was spotted south of Nelsonville
• City saving up its pennies for a shiny new firetruck
• Musical Civil War buff releases album of tunes for Johnny Reb and Billy Yank
• Bike path spur gets green light
• Bedbug invasion could mean furniture purge at apartments
• Details emerge about twister that smacked Athens High and The Plains
• County declared disaster area in wake of tornado-like storms
• Seniors organize their own village
• County works to reduce traffic in & out of prison
• Shootout defendant takes plea
• Embattled deputy also faces lawsuit about Taser use
• Ohio Attorney General to judge: Throw out Hocking College lawsuit
• Group and agency join in effort to promote local, healthy foods
• The Athens roundabout's first big test
• AEP, Ohio regulators agree upon new standards to lessen power outages
• Sheriff's detective charged with having sex with informant
• 2005 lawsuit over towing jobs may finally go to trial
• September crimes of the month
• To cluck or not to cluck; that is the question
• Attorney: Zoning code doesn’t ban nudie bar on Stimson Ave.
• Traffic circle appears to have passed first big test
• Hauler: Waste district should move to recycling drop boxes
• High-speed chase ends in arrest
• High court: Gwinn’s legal win in OEC case will stand
• Planning board won’t loosen chicken chokehold
• El Salvadoran charged with uptown rape
• Bloodthirsty bugs slipping between county’s sheets
• UE breaks ground on new apartments
• Some local districts improve, while some drop on school ‘report cards’
• Annual pot-quashing raids net 1,000-plus plants here
• Two more cited for dorm bombs, Palmer Fest
• Last of 3 ‘felony murder’ convicts files his appeal
• Killer bear’s owner brought a bear to Athens in 1990
• City seeks testimony from UE principals
• Dairy Barn Hires New Exhibition Coordinator
• Local solar firm gets honor
• Local non-profits scramble to get right with taxman
• Jeff Hill due to get back vehicle traffic
• Developer says he didn’t do wrong
• County to go it alone for EMS
• Man arrested in N.C. Obama gun scare convicted
• Mom faces charge for child endangerment
• Third dorm bomb suspect charged
• Roundabout may be controversial but so far it’s safe
• Athens an oasis after 100 miles of biking
• Center addresses deteriorating conditions in area
• New spur to extend bikeway
• ‘The Cause’ here to help
• Space: Big broadband grant to mean 725 new jobs
• Philly doctor gets 30 years for raping area woman
• ODNR mine cleanup project will include two Athens County sites
• Staffer to help address growing need for kinship childcare
• Thief crashes stolen van into house, flees scene
• City: Code says no to strip clubs
• Jury rejects lawsuit assault claims
• Palmer Fest partier pleads guilty to misdemeanor; pays city $3,000
• High-speed Internet coming to region on wave of federal cash
• County officials nervous about budget
• Man convicted of rape after marathon closing arguments
• County leads state in people working, but still poor
• Doc guilty on all counts in Internet rape case
• Rape trial may go to jury today
• Area residents respond to California gay-marriage decision
• Rape trial my go to jury today
• Athens cheerleading squad gets boost from first male
• Like a phoenix, Goody’s store arises
• Kids showcase love for animals at county fair
• City responds to motion already granted by judge in UE lawsuit
• Witness: Rape suspect had multiple online profiles
• County opposes jury trial over contested road decision
• City contract plan worries trash hauler
• No one bids on SEOEMS communications towers
• University claims it didn't authorize ad seeking workers
• Event celebrates disabilities law’s birthday
• Losing 3 weeks as switch to semesters becomes reality
• OU basketballer sued for alleged uptown bar assault
• Study: County kids more likely to be obese
• Non-profit seeks donations to buy food for hungry
• Reward offered in Albany break-in
• Lawyers still fighting over 'rape shield' limits as trial opens
• Port-au-Prince calling
• Doctors Hospital executive who was under investigation resigns
• Councilmembers view fire station improvements
• Sheriff calls for decision from commissioners on new HQ
• Man alleges county engineers destroyed property
• Each side lays out arguments in local rape trial
• Patsey's time in Coolville won't last much longer
• Low toxin levels found in Burr Oak State Park lake
• Next biggest thing lies in wait at Innovation Center
• Nelsonville firm gets $4.6 million to bring area more broadband
• Film documents Glouster man's giving
• Officials warn residents to be smarter than the average bear
• Palmer Fest defendant pleads to misdemeanor
• Former OU student found guilty of assaulting officer
• Grandparents pick up child-rearing burdens
• Audit dings DJFS for gift cards
• Crimes of month include Verizon/Frontier wire theft
• Scoring a nickel bag of… potpourri?
• Kennedy Museum Of Art Shares Weavings Across Continents
• Jeff Hill Rehabilitation Construction Update[Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:35:43]
• OH + 5 2010
• Quilting Traditions: The Art of the Amish 2010
• Holzer Community Gallery Featuring Jeff Kallet
• Dairy Barn Arts Center Hosts Artist Bazaar
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Athens County
• Dairy Barn Fest: A Spring Shopping Tradition
• Athens International Film And Video Festival
• 41st Annual Athens Marathon and 18th Annual Half Marathon

Americantowns.com Sitemap