Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Athens.
Snag drivers are a common sight on campus as they zip on electric scooters carrying a red cube for speedy deliveries.
Students say the delivery service, built by peers and often seen as 'frat boys,' reflects Ohio University's distinctive culture & lively campus life.
The newest installation at OHIO’s Research and Technology Center Galleries — FORMS & FIGURES — showcases work by professors emeritus Chuck McWeeny and Brad Schwieger.
Opened on Aug. 27, the exhibit will be available until Oct. 23 and highlights decades of teaching and art that enrich Athens’ creative community.
The Ohio University Culinary Club is launching weekly meetings this semester at Jefferson Hall Food Lab for students to learn basic recipes and kitchen safety techniques.
President Bennett LeRoy said attendees will soon enjoy community events like a chop challenge to spark interest in cooking.
Heavy storms caused flash flooding across Athens County over the weekend.
Emergency crews rescued stranded motorists and cleared flooded roads (including Richland Avenue) early Monday while more rain is forecast later this week.
Tuesday, Sept. 22, the Bureau of Land Management auctioned nearly 3,000 acres of Wayne National Forest for oil and gas development.
Forty parcels sold for over $11 million (highest bid near $10,000 per acre) while critics worry about air quality as industry officials claim the project will boost energy supplies.
Health Workforce Ohio invites grant proposals to boost health care access in rural areas through a $10 million initiative.
Eligible organizations may apply via the program co-led by Ohio University & The Health Collaborative to address workforce shortages and expand career pathways.
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