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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2017
Page
1
A campus group forms to support survivors of sexual assault with events and outreach. Members plan a rally to raise awareness, share resources, and advocate for campus accountability and victim-centered responses.
Athens County advances the Athens Belpre Rail Trail project including a missing bridge over Skunk Run to connect County Roads 58 and 59. Designs are finished, construction bids soon, with grading drainage and a new parking area planned. Completion is earliest next year pending contractor and ODOT permits.
The Albany Independent Fairgrounds kicked off with a ribbon cutting for a large new barn. The fair board secured a $50,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Agriculture, matching locally. A Busy week includes a Pretty Child Contest, garden pulls, and performances by Jacob Lones, Julia Neville, and Mitch Kirkpatrick.
Athens store will employ 36 to 41 people and will use JoyRun for delivery. Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza joins Court Street’s quartet of pizza venues. Doctor Pizza, on West Union Street, revived Athens’ late 20th century pizza scene.
Irma and Harvey rose from unusually warm Atlantic and Gulf waters, fueling stronger storms. Scientists say global warming is not the sole cause, but note warmer seas contributed to intensified hurricanes, with a 1970 onward rise in Category 4 and 5 storms discussed by experts.
DeVos aims to overturn Obama era guidance on campus sexual assault policy, proposing changes to how colleges handle investigations, due process, and survivor support within federal education rules. The shift signals potential major reforms affecting universities nationwide.
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