History on Lawn festival becomes magnet for Oconee County history
History on Lawn festival becomes magnet for Oconee County history
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Oconee County Observations: Oconee County Put On Hold Awarding Of Contract For...
Oconee County Observations: Oconee County Put On Hold Awarding Of Contract For... : Bishop Seeking Road Oconee County’s plans to begin design work on a road being sought by Atlanta developer Frank Bishop are on hold while...
The Vikings Peterson Decision - Take 3
I grew up a Vikings fan. Fran Tarkenton and Alan Page were my heroes growing up. But Adrian Peterson has been pretty reprehensible on all accounts.
Reeves now full-time artistic director of Georgia Children’s Chorus
Reeves now full-time artistic director of Georgia Children’s Chorus
Watkinsville Council passes new animal control ordinance
Watkinsville Council passes new animal control ordinance
Candidates for Georgia governor spar over jobless rate
Candidates for Georgia governor spar over jobless rate
The Editor's Desk: Unfairness in ethics probe of Broun
The Editor's Desk: Unfairness in ethics probe of Broun
Oconee County Observations: Hard Labor Creek Regional Reservoir Board Selects ...
Oconee County Observations: Hard Labor Creek Regional Reservoir Board Selects ... : Passive Park Possible The Hard Labor Creek Regional Reservoir Management Board is focusing its attention on a site on the east of the rese...
Column: Former NOHS principal continues to make enemies
Column: Former NOHS principal continues to make enemies
Love me some Tifosi glasses and their great customer service
Biz Buzz: Former Iowan has shades named after him
Overturned dump truck causing delays on Atlanta Highway in Bogart
Overturned dump truck causing delays on Atlanta Highway in Bogart
Oconee County Observations: Rezone On Oconee County Planning Commission Agenda...
Oconee County Observations: Rezone On Oconee County Planning Commission Agenda... : New Restaurant Proposed A rezone request that would convert three pieces of property that front on Hog Mountain Road just west of Butler’s...
Year ago or so at Watkinsville City Council
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One final glimpse of a packed Kumquat Mae with a Neil Young cover
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Soft opening of Local Table
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Few more views of some favorite things around Watkinsville this week
Enjoyed speaking with voters Sunday in Watkinsville, walking from the south end to the north. We have an incredibly close and diverse small town, where almost everyone at least knows of one and other, but for the most part we respect each other and leave each other alone. If we need help it is always good to know it is there, and that is beyond color of skin, church you attend, or what party you may or may not belong to. We take care of each other. I want to give businesses a honest opportunity to be reckoned with on the merits of their application and not try to force my moral agenda on anyone ever. Bought some DeWitt Smith pottery coffee mugs at the OCAF sale, and enjoyed eating at the last day of the Watkinsville edition of Kumquat Mae.
Taha Abas of Watkinsville comments about younger kids bullying habits
UGA researchers report bullying shift in local K-12 schools
Star football player steps out of his comfort zone
Star football player steps out of his comfort zone