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Eagle Tavern Museum

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The Eagle Tavern Museum, built circa 1801, operated as a stagecoach stop and was the political and social center of Watkinsville, Georgia. With artifacts and stories throughout the tour, step back in time to explore the life of travelers in the 1800s. Tours are available Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and start at the Welcome Center across the street. Near enough to Ashford Manor to have caused a ruckus after many dances.

Oconee Democrats to host ‘Walk and Talk with a Scientist’

Scientists from across the nation are planning to gather April 22 in Washington D.C. for Earth Day to march and take a stand on the importance of science in political decision-making. The next day, people in the Athens area can gather in Oconee County and simply engage scientists in conversations about their area of expertise. “Walk and Talk with a Scientist” is sponsored by the Oconee County Democrats as a nonpartisan gathering, according to Oconee Democratic Party member Pat Priest, who is spearheading the event. “We just want to to show our support for scientists and science,” she said. The walk is scheduled for 3-5 p.m. Sunday, April 23 at Herman C. Michael Park off Georgia Highway 53 and Elder Road. Scientists will gather at the walking trail, which is paved and about a third of a mile long. At the trail, people can choose a scientist and walk the trail with them while talking about that person’s scientific investigations or study

Oconee County Observations: Oconee Commissioners Appoint Three Newcomers To An...

Congrats to those who made it, including my friend Prof. Haynes, but the BOC is making a huge mistake not appointing Mrs. Keegan to some post as soon as possible. She has volunteered three times to serve on these voluntary boards and put in many more hours in terms of actual animal service and delivery of foster animals. Oconee County Observations: Oconee Commissioners Appoint Three Newcomers To An... : Town Hall Announced Oconee County commissioners at their meeting on Tuesday night appointed three relative newcomers to issues facing the ...

Watkinsville author to sign books at restored doctor’s home in Maxeys

Watkinsville author to sign books at restored doctor’s home in Maxeys

Hice to hold telephone town hall Tuesday

Here is your chance to let Rev. Hice know what you think about his representation of us: Congressman Jody Hice, the Republican whose U.S. House district includes part of Athens-Clarke County, will hold a telephone town hall beginning at approximately 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, his office announced late Monday afternoon. The call-in number for the town hall is (832)-225-5885 Ext.34909#, and participants are asked to RSVP online at https://hice.house.gov/forms/form/?ID=9 Hice to hold telephone town hall Tuesday

Oconee County Observations: Sunday Sales Allowed Immediately Following Wednesd...

Oconee County Observations: Sunday Sales Allowed Immediately Following Wednesd... : Ordinance Changes Watkinsville restaurants and convenience stores can sell alcohol tomorrow–a Sunday--as a result of a change in the city’...