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Due to inclement weather, the Reverend John Andrew NSDAR Constitution Day Celebration will be moved to Ashford Memorial Methodist Church:
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As a trauma nurse in the U.S. Army Reserves, Maj. Kathy Sego didn’t think she’d ever have to hear the words, “Prepare to defend the hospital.”
On Sept. 11, 2001, 2,750 people were killed in New York, 184 at the Pentagon and 40 in Pennsylvania.
Although Watkinsville’s legendary “hug lady,” Augusta “Gus” Verner, is no longer with us, the gracious
On Tuesday, dozens of people loaded food and other household supplies into trucks to be delivered to Houma, Louisiana, which was greatly impacted by Hurricane Ida.
Many high school students who seek part-time jobs find themselves working as a cashier, babysitting, or delivering pizzas. Sixteen-year-old Clay Dunagan, on the other hand, embarked on an innovative business venture three summers ago when he got the idea to renovate mailboxes.
(Greensboro, Ga. --- Sept. 10, 2021) Downtown Greensboro will welcome back the Rock n’ Roll Cruise-In on Saturday, September 18 from 4-8 pm on the Court House lawn as classic cars line both sides of North Main Street and visitors enjoy the sounds of the ever popular Good Vibrat…
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The Oconee Board of Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved rezone modifications to allow for a new shopping center called The Market at Meadowlands and a continuing care retirement community that will be named The Village at Meadowlands. The developments will be located off US. 78 acr…
ATHENS, GA – Classic Entertainment presents Jason Mraz with Toca Rivera at The Classic Center Theatre on November 30 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets to this classic duo go on sale to the public Friday, September 17 at 1:00 p.m. at ClassicCenter.com/Tickets. Can’t wait that long for tickets? Join The Cl…
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The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation has hired Athens native Wendy Cooper to succeed LaRuchala Murphy as its executive director. Her first official day will be Sept. 8.
Most 10-year-old girls walk through life. Not Parker Howard. Parker Howard gallops through life on top of her horse, Greymeadows Vogue. Together, they soar through the air. They race toward victory. They win
“The pandemic has gotten many people out of the habit of church,” said John Gregg, a congregant of Oconee Presbyterian Church. “Now that the end is in sight, we are telling people that we are still alive and well and serving God and Oconee.”
The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation’s Perspectives: Georgia Pottery Invitational opened Aug. 28, marking its return after the COVID-19 pandemic caused a hiatus last year. This is the show’s 19th year, and it will continue through Sept. 12.
At Extra Special People’s inaugural Adventure Camp this summer, children with disabilities could do things they had never done before.
ATHENS, Ga. – The war to surely end all wars was finally at its close. Enter Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt, the leaders of the three great powers still standing, to meet face-to-face, palace by palace. Join Bruce Collier, J.D., as he performs all three leaders in this incredible one-man…
