Kaitlin Hogg
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Police blotter: Turkey on the loose, no cigarettes, bees in the car (opens the original)
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Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to state Route 13 after reports of an unresponsive man in a car. Deputies were able to make contact with the man, who was awake and on his phone. The man did not require any assistance. Deputies with the Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to Vore Ridge Road after receiving reports of loose goats on a neighboring property. Deputies were able to return the goats to their owners, and the owner was told to keep the goats on their property. Patr
Ramaswamy stops in Athens for pre-game party (opens the original)
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On Sept. 26, Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy made his first appearance in Athens. Ramaswamy, the Republican candidate, rented out Red Brick Tavern to host a pre-game party. The doors opened at 1 p.m. and the event began shortly after 2 p.m. Goodfellas provided boxes of pizza for food at the event. Both Ramaswamy and Ohio Treasurer Candidate Jay Edwards were advertised to speak at the event. However, Edwards was not in attendance. Among the attendees at the event was Alex Triantafilo
Athens City Council discusses flooding, new appointments (opens the original)
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The Athens City Council met Monday for a regular session meeting. The meeting began with a call to order and the establishment of a quorum. The agenda for the Sept. 21 meeting was approved, as well as the previous regular and special session meeting minutes. City Council President Micah McCarey assumed Mayor Steve Patterson’s position, with Council member Jessica Thomas, D-At Large, filling in as president pro tempore. Following the approval of the minutes was the communications portion of the m
Police blotter: Pigs and goats and dogs, oh my! (opens the original)
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Deputies of the Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded near Millfield after reports of a suspicious individual. Deputies on the scene were able to make contact with the man, who said he was riding his bike to his father’s house. After it was determined that nothing criminal had taken place, deputies resumed patrol. Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to Vore Ridge Road after a car went into a ditch. The driver was unharmed and there was no damage to the car. A towing company arri
Deer Archery Program opens Athens property to hunters (opens the original)
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It is almost deer hunting season in Ohio, and the Athens Deer Archery Program is set to begin Sept. 26. The program, which began in 2024, was established to combat deer overpopulation in the city. In Athens, deer season runs from Sept. 26 to Feb. 7, and there are some new rules in place this year. Last year, the bag limit, or amount of deer a hunter could shoot, was one. As stated on the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website for the 2025-26 bag limits, “A hunter may harvest no more than o
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