Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 12th of December.
Good morning, Athens.
Twenty One Pilots recalled their early Athens gig at Union Bar (18 W.
Union St.) on Jan. 12, 2012 during a red carpet interview at the Rock and Roll Hall induction in Los Angeles. They credited a 2011 house party with bringing drummer Josh Dun into the band.
A new ODNR report shows that in 2024 four mines in Athens County produced coal, sand and gravel, and clay.
The Johnson Run Coal Mine produced nearly 59,000 tons of coal while industrial operations along the Hocking River provided key local revenue.
Ohio University will enhance its cybersecurity curriculum using a $100,000 NIST grant to integrate the NIST standards into seven courses.
The program, involving industry partners (Ohio Governor’s Cybersecurity Office, AEP, Progressive Insurance, and KeyBank), is set to serve as a global model for cybersecurity education.
NAMI Athens received a $1.125 million state grant to build a new community mental health hub that will expand local support services in areas with few professionals.
The center is planned to offer walk-in resources and partner with local organizations to serve Athens and nearby counties.
Weekly Meditation Session
3-4 p.m. — Serenity Roots Wellness and Yoga Center — Free entry — Experience a peaceful meditation practice suitable for all levels at Athens KTC Buddhist Center.
Ohio University Basketball Halftime Show
1:00 p.m. — Convo Center — Free admission — Enjoy an entertaining halftime show featuring high-flying frisbee-catching dogs.
Sunday Meditation Gathering
3-4 p.m. — Serenity Roots Wellness and Yoga Center — Free entry — Join the Athens KTC Buddhist Center for a peaceful Sunday meditation session in a spacious yoga studio.
New Year's Eve Family-Friendly Celebration
5-10 p.m. — Little Fish Brewing Company — Buffet dinner options available — Kick off 2026 early with balloon drops and family fun.
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