Hilary Butschek
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Interfaith Thanksgiving service, Benevolence Market to be held Sunday
Celebrating the Thanksgiving theme of joining together, an annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service is scheduled for Sunday. → Read More
Piedmont Athens Regional opens Oconee Health Campus
The Oconee Health Campus of Piedmont Athens Regional is officially open and receiving patients. The center, branded as a “one-stop shop” for health care needs, is the first of its kind in northeast Georgia. → Read More
Fluke Mini-Comics Festival on tap Saturday at 40 Watt
The 40 Watt Club will host the Fluke Mini-Comics Festival, a gathering of underground collectors and enthusiasts, this weekend. → Read More
West Broad Farmers Market opens Saturday
It’s officially market season at the West Broad Farmers Market and Garden, which opens Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1573 West Broad St. → Read More
24 Hourish Film Festival at Flicker highlights local work
Film enthusiasts can see work made by local filmmakers at an event on Wednesday evening. The sixth 24 Hour-ish Film Festival is happening at Flicker Theatre & Bar, 263 W. Washington St. in downtown Athens, beginning at 9 p.m. → Read More
Twilight Criterium wheels into Athens on Friday for weekend of fun
The Twilight Criterium bicycle races are back in downtown Athens this weekend, returning to the April date abandoned last year for a May weekend to avoid a conflict then with the G-Day intrasquad football game at the University of Georgia. → Read More
Spring pottery sales planned this week
It’s time for spring pottery sales in Athens. → Read More
Go Getters breakfast happening Wednesday morning
The Go Getters breakfast is coming back for a second rendition on Wednesday, offering a chance for people living and working in Athens to meet up with fellow creative and driven people over coffee and food. → Read More
Tickets on sale for 2 Avid Bookshop events featuring David Sedaris and Roxane Gay
David Sedaris, acclaimed comedic author, is coming to Athens’ Avid Bookshop on June 10. → Read More
AIDS benefit Boybutante Ball is Saturday at 40 Watt Club
If you planned on supporting the Boybutante AIDS Foundation this year, now is the time. → Read More
ADDA steers resources to downtown July Fourth celebration
The Athens Downtown Development Authority is working to ensure that the community gets the best bang for its bucks with a July Fourth holiday festival and fireworks show in downtown Athens. → Read More
Forum on race set for Wednesday at Classic Center
The Athens community is invited to a talk about race happening this week. → Read More
UGA School of Law hosting healthcare symposium Friday
The University of Georgia School of Law will host the Rural Healthcare Symposium on Friday. Sessions are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Walker Room of Rusk Hall on the university’s North Campus. → Read More
Earth Day events planned all week in Athens
Earth Day is coming this weekend, but celebratory events are planned all week. → Read More
Oconee Brewing Company to open in Greensboro
There will soon be a new brewery nearby. → Read More
The Ark helps moms celebrate Mother’s Day with Adopt a Mom
Athens charity The Ark is continuing a program this year to ensure that every mother gets to celebrate Mother’s Day. → Read More
United Way of Northeast Georgia brings in record high donations
The United Way of Northeast Georgia is celebrating a record high fundraising year. The nonprofit organization, which provides funding to an array of area soical service agencies, got $2.84 million in donations this year. → Read More
Tickets available for Athens Symphony Pops Concerts
The Athens Symphony Pops Concert showings are coming up at the end of April. → Read More
Mama’s Boy to open second location, in Oconee County
Mama’s Boy will open a second location just over the Oconee County line. → Read More
Athens teacher creates Bibliobike to deliver books to kids in summer
In an effort to fight the “summer slide” of student reading levels, one Chase Street Elementary School teacher plans to deliver books to children this summer. → Read More