Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 19th of April.
Good morning, Athens.
Maia LeClair, a journalism senior at Ohio University, shared how Athens and local spots such as Donkey Coffee and The Athena Cinema shaped her identity as she prepares to graduate.
Her column stressed the hope of preserving the unique roots and future of the community.
Sophia Rooksberry, a senior at Ohio University, reflected on hands-on learning experiences that shaped her journalism skills—from working at The Post to studying abroad in Leipzig.
She credits these opportunities in Athens with preparing her for the future.
The Great Ohio Climate March will begin May 16 at Athens Farmers Market and lead participants on a 100-mile trek across Ohio to a rally at the Statehouse in Columbus (featuring a legislative day) on May 28.
Organizers aim to raise awareness on local fracking and renewable energy alternatives.
Ohio's softball team leaves Athens to play three games against Kent State at Devine Diamond in Kent.
The games are set (Friday at 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and Saturday at 1 p.m.) as the Bobcats try to earn a higher seed in the MAC.
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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