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Authorities are still investigating two separate automobile accidents Thursday in which a total of four people died, including an Athens woman and three Alexander High School students.
Athens City Auditor Kathy Hecht has announced that she’s strongly considering running for Athens County auditor, the position currently held by Republican Jill Thompson.
What started as a routine traffic stop in January of 1998 has developed into a lawsuit between a Nelsonville man and a sheriff’s lieutenant that has been battled for more than a decade. The argument continues with an appeal filed recently with the 4th District Court of Appeals.
NELSONVILLE — More than 1,000 competitors of all ages and with varying degrees of skill will converge on Hocking College’s campus next weekend for the third leg of the Triple Crown of Bowhunting. The activity includes two shoots, which will be held simultaneously.
NELSONVILLE — A traffic control plan for tonight’s Thunder in the Valley fireworks display has been put together by Nelsonville and Hocking College police. The fireworks show is being held on the college campus in Nelsonville.
An Athens man set to go to trial this coming Tuesday on an accusation he scalded a toddler with hot water pleaded guilty to two felonies on Thursday.
Her barbecue is good enough to sell, and that’s just what she does.
NELSONVILLE — A top administrator at Hocking College has not had her contract renewed by the college, and another will also lose her current position as the two jobs are combined.
The Ohio Elections Commission has rejected a request by Susan Gwinn to have her case referred to the Franklin County prosecutor.
ALBANY — Three area teens were killed Thursday afternoon when their car slid into a tree off Factory Road in Albany.
NELSONVILLE — Rocky Brands Inc. of Nelsonville is launching an employee-funded endowment that will provide grants to educational and cultural organizations in the area.
The Athens County Commissioners were approached this week about implementing an affirmative action plan for county government.
The Athens Planning Commission voted Wednesday to recommend that city code allow larger realty signs in the city, much to the consternation of Mayor Paul Wiehl.
LETART FALLS — An amendment to the state workers’ compensation budget could save American Municipal Power-Ohio $20 million or more in construction costs at its proposed Meigs County power plant.
Two Nelsonville residents suffered injuries as the result of a car accident that took place Tuesday night on Route 691.
A Millfield woman has pleaded guilty to charges in Athens County Common Pleas Court and was sentenced to almost five years in prison.
The city of Athens is looking at potential options to help make solar panels more affordable for residents, including seeking federal stimulus funds. |
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