Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 7th of February.
Good morning, Athens.
Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service has opened the 2026 Ohio Procurement Internship Program to connect small businesses and students seeking hands-on government sales experience.
Eligible companies that are Ohio APEX Accelerator clients can earn reimbursement for intern wages (up to $5,000) as the program kicks off.
Ohio University's Athens campus will host the 2026 Kiplinger Fellows program from May 11-14 to focus on saving local news with a practical guide.
Thirty-two fellows from 17 states and four nations will gather to hear experts (including The Knight Foundation and Press Forward) share ideas on sustaining community journalism.
Ohio University’s Community Health Worker training program now offers multiple hybrid sessions at various campuses, including Athens — boosting local workforce efforts to bridge care gaps.
The program helps reduce disparities by training diverse participants to connect community members to essential health services.
Ohio women’s basketball beat Western Michigan 76-37 at the Convo on Wednesday during National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
The Bobcats grabbed 32 rebounds and 13 steals, improving to a 13-8 record as they prepare to face Old Dominion at home on Saturday.
Free Solar Photovoltaic Level One Certification
8 AM – 5 PM — COAD, 1 Pinchot Lane, Athens, OH — Free entry — Participate in a comprehensive certification course with online training and hands-on lab experience.
The Breakerspace Rage Room
11:00-11:15 a.m. — West End Storage — Book your session for stress relief and fun — Gear up and smash in Athens, Ohio's first ever rage room.
Kathy Mattea Concert
7-10 p.m. — Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Experience an enchanting evening with renowned country artist Kathy Mattea live in Athens.
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