Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of April.
Good morning, Athens.
Residents, students and local groups will join Cooking for Athens: Seasoned with Love, a two-day event to fight food insecurity, with food prep starting at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Patton Hall plus a community meal at 3:00 p.m. on April 19 at Tony’s Tavern.
Officer McDonald (3 years old) has recovered from a bite wound and is now discovering the comforts of indoor living with warm naps and window watching; he seeks a calm, patient home to build trust and offer quiet companionship.
Adoption applications are invited through Athens Humane.
A study by Prof. Graciela Muniz-Terrera (Ohio University) found that Americans nearing retirement show less planned work transitions compared to Europeans with fixed retirement ages.
The research indicates that pre-retirement programs may help workers ease the shift to life after careers.
The Central Region Humanities Center Spring Lecture will be held on Monday, Apr.
20 at 4 p.m. at the Southeast Ohio History Center & will feature Ric Sheffield, professor emeritus at Kenyon College, discussing the struggle for Black voting rights in 1800s Ohio.
Student renters and landlords in Athens have until May 31 to complete surveys on rental code practices.
So far, 430 student responses and 30% of landlords have been recorded (goal is 1,000 responses), while officials consider shared housing options and plan updates on The Ridges project to boost rental safety.
Moto is a 5-year-old male terrier mix discovered with Gloria on Grandview Dr in Albany.
He loves movies and is available for adoption; call 740-593-5415 for more info.
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.
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