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Ohio University’s Interim Vice President for Student Affairs, Jenny Hall- Jones poses for a portrait outside of Cutler Hall on May 18, 2021. Faces in the Crowd C oming to college means being thrust into a sea of new people, and with the addition of masks, discerning who is who can be difficult. Just like any other community, however, there are a few figures in Athens who stand out from the crowd. From politicians to university administrators, here are a few faces students should familiarize themselves with before hitting the bricks this fall: Duane Nellis Duane Nellis is th...

The City of Athens revoked the license of a food trailer and fined the owner in February after inspectors discovered workers dumped grease into a water catch basin. The city in January dispatched Solid Waste Control Officer Michele Fish and Sewer Maintenance Supervisor Eric Barnhouse in response to a complaint that a hose attached to the Hickory House BBQ food trailer, located 596 E. State St., was draining into a catch basin. The inspectors returned a day later and directed the business to remove the hose, according to a notice of violation written by Assistant City Engineer Jessica Adine an...

Print As President Joe Biden unveils an ambitious target this week to cut the nation’s climate-warming emissions, his administration is also taking steps to refute critics who say it’ll put large numbers of American jobs at risk. Administration officials such as White House climate adviser Gina McCarthy and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm have events scheduled on Monday to make the case that the president’s fight against climate change will be a net gain for employment, creating more jobs than it will eliminate. “This administration is focused on ‘clean energy means jobs’ and...

(Bloomberg) — Try refreshing your browser, or 'Chargers Everywhere': Biden Maps $174 Billion Path for EV Boom Back to video The U.S. auto industry sees President Joe Biden’s infrastructure package as accelerating a global shift toward electric vehicles, thanks to the $174 billion proposed for charging stations, planned consumer rebates for American-made EVs and a pledge to electrify the government’s fleet. The proposal, which requires congressional approval, is likely to be targeted by progressives as too little in scope and by Republicans as unfairly using taxpayer funds to help the ...

The U.S. auto industry sees President Joe Biden’s infrastructure package as accelerating a global shift toward electric vehicles, thanks to the $174 billion proposed for charging stations, planned consumer rebates for American-made EVs and a pledge to electrify the government’s fleet. The proposal, which requires congressional approval, is likely to be targeted by progressives as too little in scope and by Republicans as unfairly using taxpayer funds to help the alternative energy sector while harming others, such as the oil industry. Market researchers, oil-energy advocates and oth...