Oconee County Schools share details of the School Resource Officer plans.

The Iron Horse is back home.

See A4 in the newspaper. There we have included a poem and column from the November 22, 1962 edition.

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Oconee County and Athens Academy football have officially played their last games of the season.

North Oconee dominated Ware County.

Prince Avenue also rolled over their playoff foe.

Catch up with North and Oconee flag football programs.

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The College of Athens has joined in partnership with Piedmont University.

The City of Watkinsville completed their annual audit.

The Oconee Enterprise has created a community post on our Facebook and Instragram accounts to share your favorite local small businesses.

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"Now you, citizen and taxpayer, must decide: does OCS prioritize the public’s right to records, or does it prioritize control?"

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Jack’s Cheesecake is opening a storefront.

Margaret Hale is helping Western North Carolina for Christmas.

A8 is full of holiday cheer.

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Soil Amendments are being spread in the county again.

The City of Watkinsville has a new police cheif.

The Board of Commissioners are considering an update to the alcohol ordinance.

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Oconee County and North Oconee Cheerleaders went to state.

North Oconee defeated Eagles Landing at home.

Oconee County defeated Westside-Augusta on the road.

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Katherine Drummond is a local mom with a unique gift to share.

American Pest Control has new ownership.

LAD Truck Lines has added new leadership to their team.

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To access the Veterans Crisis Line. Dial 988, then Press 1

Reach out via chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat or by text to 838255

Shepherd’s Men Run organizes long runs to raise funds and awareness, and donations can be made by visiting shepherdsmen.com

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Hear from three local veterans about their service.

Meet three more local veterans. A police officer, a lawyer, and a family with generations of service members.

Two local groups use their time and talent to honor veterans.

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