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Thanks for reading The Post this year and following with photo staff throughout! I am so incredibly thankful to have been able to work with such a immensely talented staff. A big shoutout to the Freshman that have stepped up this year, we wouldn’t have created the content we did without them. This has been a year full of laughter and growth, and I can’t wait to see what photo staff has to come
- Meagan Hall, Director of Photography
This year, Post photographers worked with writers on long-form stories that let them go into the field to discover stories up close. Photographers traveled in emergency trucks, visited homes and sat in drug courts to allow the readers a chance to see for themselves what is going on around us.
View CollectionJacob Kovolisky, senior firefighter on Wayne Engine 611, works on putting out a fire in Nelsonville on Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018. “My favorite part about my job is (responding to fires),” Kovolisky said. “What other person can say that they get to go and work in the woods? Some people say that my job is better than your best vacation. I love doing it every day.”
Emilee Chinn | PHOTO EDITOR
View PhotoOhio University students and Athens community members gather to express their beliefs in regard to particular events, policies or situations.
View CollectionAthens community members turn up to the polls during the crucial 2018 election season.
View CollectionGarrett Wren, 2, is illuminated by a candle held by his mother Mia Miller during the the eighth annual Interfaith Peace Walk. The walk, which took place Sept. 11, 2018, brought about 100 people to Court Street to march in honor of those who lost their lives in the 9/11 terrorist attacks and aimed to show unity among all people of different religions, ethnicities and sexualities.
Meagan Hall | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
View PhotoOhio University students celebrate diversity and learn about other cultures through university sponsored events as well as celebrating national holidays.
View CollectionThe Marching 110 goes over formations during practice at Pruitt Field in October 2018. The “most exciting band in the land” had an eventful 2018-19 season, hiring its first female announcer and announcing an upcoming trip to Japan.
Midge Mazur | FOR THE POST
View PhotoThe Post looks in and out the City of Athens to explore and celebrate what the region has to offer.
View CollectionSam Jones of Glouster, Ohio, holds up paddles for Ben Schlater of Bidwell, Ohio, during an impromptu lesson between sparring bouts in Sam’s Gym on November 28, 2018. Schlater is a 5th grade math and science teacher in Vinton County schools and at the time of this story was preparing for his second professional fight. “I don’t know who’s more surprised: My teaching friends when I tell them I box, or my boxing friends when I tell them I’m a teacher,” Schlater said.
Blake Nissen | PHOTO EDITOR
View PhotoFrom theatrical performances to rock concerts Athens hosts a variety of shows, acts, and events.
View CollectionCentral Michigan catcher Griffin Lockwood-Powell walks off the diamond in defeat as Ohio celebrates Tanner Piechnick’s walk-off grand slam following Ohio’s 12-11 win over the Chippewas on March 23.
Nate Swanson | FOR THE POST
View PhotoWelcome weekend provides a number of activites for new and returning students alike.
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This story is part of a series of specially designed stories that represents some of the best journalism The Post has to offer. Check out the rest of the special projects here.