This week, take extra care to read our Breast Cancer Awareness stories and make a preventative action plan with your doctors.

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Don’t miss our Simply Science column.

Meet three women who all got the call that they were fighting breast cancer.

See page A8 in this week’s edition for a visual representation of the impact of The Cancer Foundation.

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The Oconee Enterprise is partnering with The Cancer Foundation to bring you a special Breast Cancer Awareness edition.

Former Board of Elections Director, Pat Hayes, has died.

Judge Haggard has ruled on an issue related to the Town of North High Shoals.

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Find resources for patients here

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Hurricane Helene required adjustments to sports schedules.

Prince Avenue, North Oconee, and Athens Academy played on Saturday.

Oconee rescheduled a game for October 17.

Flag Football kicks off this week.

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An agriculture workshop entitled, “Women, Livestock and the Land” will be held on Oct. 19.

The annual Oconee County Backyard BBQ Brawl is Oct. 26.

Finally meet the team from Publica Coffee.

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September is Suicide Prevention Month.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is accessible and immediate. Reach out to the 988 Lifeline by calling or texting 988, or connect online at 988lifeline.org for compassionate, confidential support.

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Oconee Sheriff James Hale said a handful of Oconee public school students were charged with felony terroristic threats and acts.

The Watkinsville City Council approved multiple contracts.

The Bogart FUNFest is this Saturday.

The Oconee County Animal Shelter is a hidden gem.

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Learn about the state of finances in Oconee County Schools.

The City of Watkinsville had a busy but productive council meeting.

The deadline to register to vote for the Nov. 5 General Election is Oct. 7. To check your registration status or register to vote, visit the Georgia My Voter Page at mvp.sos.ga.gov or visit the Oconee County Board of Elections and Registration Office at the Oconee County Administrative Building, 7635 Macon Highway, Watkinsville.

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