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SchoolsAthens voters renew the city schools' 1% income tax levy with no end dateIf you live in the Athens City School District, your 1% income tax levy just became open-ended. Voters renewed it Tuesday night, 5,675 to 4,034, in unofficial results from the Athens County Board of Elections. It had been set to expire at the end of 2028. Countywide, 20,572 of 36,003 registered voters cast ballots, around 57%.Today’s editionRead

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    Sports Medicine at Tri-County: An introduction to physical medicine

    NELSONVILLE – Imagine a local sports game in which a player has a pretty harsh fall on their leg and ends up injured - now imagine another student in the crowd knew exactly what happened to it based on the movement and how the player describes the pain. That’s the kind of knowledge students can gain in the Sports Medicine program at Tri-County.

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  • Alexander levyA proposed 0.75% levy for Alexander Local Schools failed by 21 votes in unofficial results from the Athens, Meigs and Vinton county boards.

    A proposed 0.75% levy for Alexander Local Schools failed by 21 votes in unofficial results from the Athens, Meigs and Vinton county boards. The tally was 2,428 against and 2,407 in favor.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Athens County Independent