The Oconee Enterprise
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The Oconee Enterprise, an award-winning weekly, is published each Thursday. It is a window on the life of Oconee County. Known for its complete coverage of local news from politics and economic development to crime, The Oconee Enterprise also features stories on personalities and events, local businesses and sports. Its editorial pages bristle with sharp opinions and are a forum for diverse views. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English, Spanish |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Atlanta |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Thu |
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Search ArticlesRepurposed downtown space now serves community wellness
On Aug. 17, Aletheia Health & Wellness opened its doors to the Watkinsville community. Nestled right off Main Street, the new clinic is set up in the building that previously held the Oconee Library. Open Monday through Sunday, Aletheia Health & Wellness brings personalized primary care and urgent care to Watkinsville and the greater Oconee area. kAm“p=6E96:2 w62=E9 U2>Aj (6==?6DD :D E96 4@>3:?:?8 @7 2 >:DD:@? 2?5 A2DD:@?
Don't let the blood supply fall: Give blood or platelets with Red Cross now
The American Red Cross urges people not to wait to make a lifesaving impact this fall by scheduling a blood or platelet donation appointment in September. The blood supply remains vulnerable after recovering from critically low levels during a summer blood shortage, and now is the time for donors of all blood types to help patients who count on blood products for care. Reserve a spot to give now.
Georgia looks to build on dominant opener against Western Kentucky
ATHENS — Georgia made a statement in its season opener. Now, the Bulldogs will look to carry that momentum into Week 2 against Western Kentucky. kAmv6@C8:2 @A6?65 E96 a_ae D62D@? H:E9 2 eb\b G:4E@CJ @G6C %6??6DD66 $E2E6 2?5 H:== C6EFC? E@ $2?7@C5 $E25:F> @? $2EFC52J E@ 7246 2 (6DE6C? z6?EF4<J E62> 4@>:?8 @77 2 ch\`c =@DD E@ }6G252]k^Am kAm%96 w:==E@AA6CD DECF88=65 E@ <66A A246 H:E9 }6G252 :? E96:C @A6?6C[ 3FE v6@C8:2 4@249 z:C3J $>2CE :D?VE @G6C=@@<:?8 E96 492==6?86 (6DE6C?
Public invited to Constitution Day program
The Junior American Citizens are inviting the public to join them for a special, nonpartisan Constitution Day program celebrating the United States Constitution and the principles of American government. The program will take place on Monday, Sept. 14, from 4:30-6 p.m. at Watkinsville First Baptist Church. kAm%96 6G6?:?8 H:== 762EFC6 2 3C:67 =64EFC6[ 2? 6?828:?8 A2?6= 5:D4FDD:@?
Comment period open for proposed protected species list changes
The public is encouraged to provide comments on proposed changes to Georgia’s Protected Species List through Sept. 20, 2026, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division has announced. Public input is important and valuable in developing and implementing state regulations. The Protected Species List includes Georgia species considered most in need of conservation. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources periodically reviews the list and recommends revisions as needed.
Georgia Bulldogs make quick work of Tennessee State in blazing heat
ATHENS — In a glorified exhibition, No. 3 Georgia did what was expected Saturday. In a 63-3 pummeling of Tennessee State, even perfectionist Kirby Smart had little to gripe with. kAm“%96 7:CDE :>AC6DD:@?
Athens Area Diaper Bank aiming to collect 100,000 donated diapers in September
Athens Area Diaper Bank has launched its month-long community diaper drive called Diaper Up! This effort is aimed at collecting 100,000 diapers for families that need support in Athens Area Diaper Bank’s six-county service area. In addition to the community-wide diaper drive, Athens Area Diaper Bank will also help raise awareness during National Diaper Need Awareness Week, Sept.
Georgia ready to open 2026 season against Tennessee State
ATHENS — Georgia’s opener in 2026 won’t just be about finally getting back on the field. When the No. 3 Bulldogs host Tennessee State at 3 p.m. Saturday at Sanford Stadium on SEC Network+, it will mark their first real chance to start answering the questions that have hovered over fall camp. kAmp7E6C 7@FC H66<D @7 9:EE:?8 E96 D2>6 E62>>2E6D[ z:C3J $>2CE :D C625J E@ D66 9@H 9:D 8C@FA C6DA@?5D H96?
Take part in hunting opportunities in Georgia: Make sure you have completed a hunter education course
Are you ready to take part in the hunting opportunities that Georgia has to offer? Before you lock in your plans, make sure you’ve completed a hunter education course. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) offers both fully online and in-person classroom options to get it done. “Our goal is to educate hunters and set them up for success before they head to the dove field or hunting stand.
Piedmont Athens Regional to offer free healing grief workshop
The Loran Smith Center for Cancer Support at Piedmont Athens Regional will host a free nine-week Healing Grief Workshop this fall for individuals who have experienced the loss of a loved one through death. Participants do not need to be Piedmont patients, and the loss does not have to be cancer-related to attend.