A Great History
Inside a small building disguised as an earth-toned, metal pole barn is an overflowing archive of David Butcher’s ancestors: the founders of Tabler Town.
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Black Historical Center in Gallipolis Receives Foundation for Appalachian Ohio Grant
GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (WOUB) — A 150 year story of segregation, perseverance and preservation resides in Gallia County thanks to a group working to preserve local Black history.
Free Meal Programs Find New Ways To Serve Athens Community While Facing Pandemic Changes
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The pandemic forced free meal programs in Athens County to get creative in order to continue feeding the community safely.
HAPCAP Provides Free Air Conditioners Through Summer Crisis Program
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Some people in the region are struggling to stay cool as temperatures rise this summer.
Former Athens Co. Deputy Pleads Guilty To Charges Related To Bellar Case
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB)— A former Athens County sheriff’s deputy pleaded guilty Thursday to a disorderly conduct charge related to the Bellar family case.
Nelsonville Again Reinstates Council Member Due To Procedural Error
NELSONVILLE, Ohio (WOUB) — The Nelsonville City Council retracted its decision to remove council member Gregory Smith due to a procedural error last Monday.
Deputy Accused Of Obstructing Justice In Sexual Abuse Case Makes First Court Appearance
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — An Athens County sheriff sergeant made his first court appearance Monday following his arrest last week on two felony charges.
Board Plans For Modified 2020 Athens Co. Fair
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — This year’s Athens County Fair will be happening, despite some changes due to COVID-19 concerns.
Ohio University Speaks Out Against Hatred, Systemic Racism
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Across the United States, protests and civil unrest against police brutality have been impassioned since the killing of the unarmed Black man, George Floyd on May 25 in Minneapolis, along with several others, including the slain EMT, Breonna Taylor, on March 13 in Louisville.
Alternate Program Offering Addiction Support for Local Residents
Ohio (WOUB)—A support program aiming to help people suffering from dependency issues is now available in Athens, Hocking and Vinton counties.
Local School Districts Arms Volunteering Teachers
My first on-camera moment!
Hocking County Sheriff Creates App to Help Community
HOCKING,Ohio (WOUB) — The Hocking County Sheriff says he hopes a new app by his department will help vulnerable populations within the county.
Bike Race Hits Athens Bricks After 20-Year Hiatus
People lined the streets Uptown to witness the return of bicycle racing on Athens bricks after a 20-year absence.
Perry County 911 Center Deals with Difficulties
ATHENS (WOUB) — Officials with the Perry County 911 Center say they have had issues that affected their ability to do their jobs while installing new software during the past months.
Athens Begins Pride Month Celebrations
The LGBTQ community in Athens is gearing up for this year’s annual Pride Parade this weekend.
Confusion around Athens City Garbage Collection Contract
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The Athens City Council plans to pass an emergency contract extension for trash collection services at its meeting next week.
Tornado Tears Through Hocking County Town
LAURELVILLE (WOUB) — Residents of one Hocking County village are still picking up the pieces after a tornado tore through town as part of a string of severe weather on Memorial Day.
Workshop Explores Link Between Racism and Climate Change
ATHENS, Ohio—(WOUB) For a second time this year, the Athens Community Relations Committee hosted a workshop to discuss the connection between racism and climate change at the Athens Public Library Wednesday evening.
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Query a Queer: Caring about the black community after Black History Month
February is over and with that brings an end to Black History Month. Don’t keep your support limited to only February.
Query a Queer: In honor of fallen black people
There are more stories in black history than Harriet Tubman, Tamir Rice and Martin Luther King Jr.
Query a Queer: What is white privilege?
Let's define it.
Query a Queer: The problem with preferred pronouns
How can the phrase “preferred pronouns” be hurtful to some people?
Query a Queer: Homelessness and queer folk
November is National Homeless Youth Awareness month.
Dealing with The End-Of-Summer Blues
Mental health Tips for Dealing with the Summer Blues
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