Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 12th of December.
Good morning, Athens.
Girl Scouts in the Athens area assembled Turkey Boxes filled with Thanksgiving essentials for those in need.
Dean and Samuel, two unadopted and sweet-natured dogs at the Athens County Dog Shelter, seek families to join, highlighting the broader issue of long wait times for adoption amid full shelters.
Athens Hot Glass introduces local residents to the art of glassblowing, a tradition dating back to Mesopotamia.
Nelsonville-York School District held classes on the first day of deer hunting season, prompting mixed reactions due to breaking tradition and concerns for students' welfare.
WOUB Public Media's introduction of the Ross Production Control system markedly improves students' learning experiences and elevates content quality for viewers.
Nelsonville's City Council voted to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court about the procedure used to place a government change initiative on the ballot, following its approval by over 70% of voters.
Athens City Council convened to discuss enhancing ADA compliance at a key intersection and a city budget increase.
Following Head Coach Tim Albin's departure to Charlotte, Brian Smith steps in as interim head coach for Ohio's Cure Bowl game against Jacksonville State, aiming for a historic team win.
Columbus Symphony's Holiday Pops Concert
The Columbus Symphony will perform classic carols and seasonal favorites at the historic Stuart’s Opera House.
Sunday Buddhist Meditation Session
The Athens KTC Buddhist Center gathers each Sunday morning for meditation in a large yoga studio at Serenity Roots Wellness and Yoga Center, welcoming attendees of all experience levels.
Crocheted Granny Square Ornament Workshop
Learn the basics of crocheting by creating a Granny Square ornament with all supplies provided.
Buddhist Meditation Session at Athens KTC
Each Sunday, the Athens KTC Buddhist Center hosts a meditation session open to all, offering instruction and a welcoming environment for participants regardless of experience level.
Weekly Buddhist Meditation Session
The Athens KTC Buddhist Center hosts a weekly meditation session open to all, emphasizing instruction for beginners and a rotating schedule of meditative practices.
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