Nicole Bowman-Layton is a local journalist based in Athens, Ohio. She writes for The Athens Messenger and Athens Weekly News, covering a range of topics including local government, community events, environmental issues, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Circleville Herald and Logan Daily News.
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By: Nicole Bowman-Layton
Two candidates recently announced that they are running for office in the November general election.
By: Nicole Bowman-Layton
NELSONVILLE — Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District Director Jane Forrest Redfern said a proposed $24 annual parcel fee is the most equitable solution the district's policy board came up with to raise funds to help pay for the district's purchase of the Athens-Hocking Recycling Centers and other improvements.
The Bobcat Benches — three bronze benches that playful depictions of Ohio University's mascot, the bobcat — were recently installed between Baker Center and Emerti Park. The installation was given
By: Nicole Bowman-Layton
Former Nelsonville Council members Rita Nguyen and Sue Powell plan to take their case to the Ohio Supreme Court after the Court of Appeals dismissed their case against several city
By: Nicole Bowman-Layton
Judge George McCarthy issued an order preventing people involved in a lawsuit from trying to prevent Nelsonville City Council from voting on a ballot initiative that could return Nelsonville to
Participants in the Walk to End Alzheimer's carry flowers signifying why they are participating in this 2023 file photo taken on the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway, near the Athens Community Center. This year's fundraiser will be held Oct. 5 and will start at Eclipse Company Store.
This graphic show the levels of drought throughout the state of Ohio as of Aug. 27.
About 60 runners and walkers took to the streets of Edenton on a cool, rainy morning for the Mad Dash for Mental Health, Saturday, Sept. 7.
A John A. Holmes High School runner finishes the 3.1-mile race during a meet at Hertford County High School in Ahoskie on Wednesday, Sept. 4. Both the Aces’ boys and girls teams competed at the meet.
Edenton Holmes’ Naijhir White (3) and Keshon Trip (7) jump to block an extra-point attempt by Rocky Mount High School during the teams’ game, Friday, Sept. 6, in Edenton. The Aces won 57-6.
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