Good morning, Athens.

The Athens City Commission on Disabilities is hosting its 8th Annual Walk, Talk, and Roll tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Athens County Courthouse (1 South Court Street) to spark conversation on accessibility issues with interactive stations and a wheelchair challenge.

Sandy Cheeks (2-year-old) is a gentle cat with chunky cheeks seeking a loving home through Athens Humane.

Interested adopters can submit an application online to bring her into their family.

Ohio University will cancel or merge 32 academic programs by Aug.

15 under Senate Bill 1, which requires cutting public programs with fewer than five graduates per year on average; the Board of Trustees must approve changes by July 15 to allow current students to finish their degrees.

Ohio University’s Contemporary History Institute will host the Baker Peace Conference, themed 'The State of American Power,' on April 16-17 with a keynote address by Brig.-Gen Mark Arnold and panel sessions on domestic and international power, open to all community members with refreshments provided.

On Tuesday, parents, educators and advocates gathered at Athens Public Library to ask a panel of experts about challenges facing Ohio public schools.

A resident said Athens police have repeatedly delayed enforcing the city’s noise ordinance as loud music (heard from 1/3 mile away twice a week since February) has disturbed the neighborhood and raised concerns about repeat offenders.

Shadow—a 1-year-old female Shepherd mix found on Sam’s Rd in Albany—is at the local shelter and takes a little time to warm up but loves outdoor play.

Interested adopters can call 740-593-5415 to meet her.

Ohio University professor Jim Strode said today that new NIL rules let student-athletes receive direct payments and attend workshops to learn brand-building skills (the policy change compels schools to adjust revenue-sharing among sports programs).

Ohio will play a makeup baseball game against Morehead State Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Allen Field at Prefontaine Park after a March postponement, and the contest may be high-scoring as Morehead State has won five of its last seven games (showing a strong offense).

An Evening with Rainn Wilson

8-11 p.m. — Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium — $45.00 — Experience a night of conversation and laughter with the beloved Dwight from 'The Office'.

The Crane Wives Concert

8-11 p.m. — Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium — $35 — Experience high-energy indie folk with emotional resonance from The Crane Wives and special guest Morgan Hanner.

Lucius Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium — $35 — Experience the enchanting harmonies of Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius as they perform songs from their acclaimed albums.

Race For A Reason (3 km)

5:30 p.m. — Ohio University — Check website for entry fees — Participate in the 14th Annual race to support a meaningful cause in the community.

Megan Bee Concert

6-10 PM — Eclipse Company Store — Entry Fee TBA — Experience the evocative folk-Americana sounds of singer-songwriter Megan Bee inspired by her love for the land.

Jammin for Vets Benefit Concert

4:30-9 p.m. — Southeast Ohio History Center — Free entry — A night of music and art supporting local veterans.