Bob Hart is a journalist for the Athens Weekly News, focusing on local news and entertainment in Athens, Ohio. With a passion for music, movies, and the arts, Bob's articles highlight the latest trends, events, and performances in the community, providing readers with insightful and engaging content.
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Bob Hart's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and lifestyle topics, with an emphasis on local content related to the United States, Ohio, and Athens. His articles often include seasonal elements.
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The years 1973 and 1974 were great ones for movies.
Seems like everybody’s talking about “Baby Reindeer.”
Harrison Butker, kicker for the Super Bowl LVIII champion Kansas City Chiefs, delivers the May 11, 2024, commencement address at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan. (OSV News photo/Todd Nugent, courtesy Benedictine College)
For a legion of movie fans, myself included, the 1974 Mel Brooks film “Young Frankenstein” is revered as one of the funniest films ever made.
Man, it’s hot.
I remember the precise moment I first thought I’d like to try acting.
What do Cher, Kool and the Gang, and Peter Frampton have in common? They are among the latest music acts selected for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of
This is my penultimate column for The Athens News, as I’m packing up for a permanent return to Kansas City, my hometown. I’ll say an official goodbye next week.
Chrysalis, a support group and ministry for grieving parents, is back with in-person meetings after going on hiatus during the COVID pandemic.
Catholic in Recovery (CIR) “takes the principles of 12-step programs and blends them with the sacraments of the Catholic Church.”
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