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Twenty years ago, Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy delivered its first round of free books to the children of Putnam and Greene Counties, fostering a love for reading in the up-and-coming generation.
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Putnam County held its annual Chili Cook-Off last Friday at the county administration building in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There were a lot of smiles during the lunch time event not to mention some sweat from the spicy chili served up. Putnam County High students decorated the office doors throughout the building to add some color and vitality to the event.
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When you think of Eatonton and Putnam County, you may not think of it as a potential training ground for cycling athletes, but in fact, that’s what it was this summer for Argentinian cyclist Mateo Marasas.
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The Artisans Village Art Gallery in downtown Eatonton was transformed into a gypsy’s caravan on Aug. 26 for TAV’s first pop-up event, the Gypsy Soul Creative Caravan, which featured a tasty selection of food and unique craft cocktails for patrons to enjoy as they had tarot readings from Madame Carole, colored mandalas, received hand-drawn temporary tattoos from TAV board member Cathy McIntire or crafted their very own dreamcatchers.
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Electric eels, soaring birds, maybe even a dinosaur or two.
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Four years had passed since the last Archaeology Day at the Plaza Arts Center in Eatonton. The popular day returned to the Plaza Aug. 7, and a good crowd was on hand to experience the thrill that only the recognition of history can bring.
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Putnam County Middle School is in for a treat with its new choir director, a classically trained opera and musical theatre singer who placed as a semi-finalist in a national competition.
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Every Sunday at noon, four beautiful voices can be heard praising the Lord at Zion Covenant Fellowship Church.
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