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1. Local man arrested for brandishing the 1st Amendment at politics-free market2. Nelsonville bypass may be ready as early as July3. Economics, health habits and stress are factors in high southeastern Ohio diabetes rates4. Poster highlights Athens’ pub scene5. Patterson, Knisely and Cochran win Dem nod for Athens City Council6. If you have video games you’d like to donate, contact library7. Ex-con, former gang-banger tells his cautionary tale8. Two loan funds have money tied up in struggling restaurant9. Don’t lose track of the fundamental mission of the Athens Farmers Market – local food10. Inmates decry alleged discrimination based on religion11. Free-speech protest at market not met with vendor applause12. Escalating the war on hunger 13. Don’t believe the natural global warming stuff; it’s global elites14. County Engineer: Missing records from predecessor mean $300K in federal reimbursement on hold15. Appeal: Denying student public defender was plain legal error16. Glass Harp ruled NE Ohio once upon a time17. Youngstown voters shoot down anti-fracking ballot measure18. Lenders unaware of business buyer’s out-of-state drug case19. City backs statewide injection-well ban20. New local summer street bash to help feed hungry
Friday, September 7,2012
Clinton David Bradberry
Clinton David "Clint" Bradberry, 20, of Athens, passed away Wednesday afternoon, September 5, 2012. Born November 14, 1991 in Griffin, Georgia, he is the son of Amy Hall Yanity, stepfather John Yanity of Athens, and David M. Bradberry of Barnesville, Ga.
A 2010 graduate of Athens High School, he attended Hocking College. He was employed at Fruth Pharmacy. He enjoyed music, bicycling, and skate boarding.
In addition to his parents and stepfather, Clint is survived by three brothers, Matthew, Ben and Luke; half sisters, Mara and Kimberly; a stepsister, Elizabeth; his grandfather, Melvin Hall of Horseshoe, N.C.; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Clint's family really appreciated his close friends of the last two years and his social worker, Christa Stevens-Jones.
Family and friends may call Saturday, September 8, from 5-8 p.m. at Jagers & Sons Funeral Home, Athens. A memorial service will be held at the Rolling Hills Baptist Church, Radford Rd. and St. Rt. 50 West, Athens on Sunday, September 9, at 1:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the local chapter of the National Alliance of Mental Illness, memorials payable to NAMI Athens, 100 Hospital Dr., Athens, Ohio 45701.
Please share a memory, a note of condolence or sign the online register book at www.jagersfuneralhome.com.
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