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In January, Lake Oconee Antique Mall celebrated its 5-year anniversary of sharing unique, antique items to the people of Lake Country.
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There is a bustling kitchen inside of Putnam County High School that serves as a haven for Putnam youth to learn valuable life skills from instructor, Peggy Reynolds.
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Downtown Eatonton has welcomed its newest restaurant on N. Jefferson Street and Kim Farley and Kim LaRue, owners, are on a mission to make Eat A Ton Café a community staple.
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After 2020 brought multiple business to our little town, it seems that trend will continue throughout 2021.
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Putnam County High School’s Agriculture Educator and FFA Advisor, Kelly Smith, is trying to show students some of the many opportunities and careers that the field of agricultural studies can lead to.
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Out of over 100 applicants vying for the position of the Plaza Arts Center’s Executive Director, Dr. Leon Kirk Patrick stood out above the rest and received the invitation to begin the next chapter of his life and career in Eatonton. He has now been the new executive director for a little over a month and is working to prepare the Plaza for programming once pandemic restrictions have been lifted.
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Putnam General Hospital Foundation has a lot to be thankful for these days as they closed out the fourth quarter of 2020 with a staggering $1.8 million dollars in contributions from The Georgia HEART program.
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Genie Smith Bernstein is named Georgia Independent Author of the Year for her story collection Skating on the Septic Tank – Telling Stories published by Black Opal Books. Known for stories of growing up in Putnam County, Bernstein credits a decade of writing for Georgia Connector Magazine with her wide readership and thanks Southern Pen Bookshop for this award.
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