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With the emergence of a worldwide pandemic, the already vital need for healthcare workers has grown beyond the scope of what anyone could’ve expected. Melissa and Jason Harvey are working with Putnam County High School to teach the next generation of nurses and healthcare workers.
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Peter Selgin will lead the first Writers Workshop of 2021, helping authors write their first page. This two-hour session of Georgia Writers Museum’s popular Writers Workshop series will be held virtually, via Zoom, at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 27. The workshop is $45 per participant and includes a copy of Your Frist Page: First Pages and What They Tell Us about the Pages that Follow Them by Selgin. Participants are encouraged to submit their first page for review and feedback during the workshop. For more information or to register, visit www.georgiawritersmuseum.org.
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Putnam County High School students are flying high and learning the proper way to do so from Rhett Roberts, head of the PCHS Drone Program. The three-class program ends with the opportunity for students to earn their Remote Pilot Certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration so they can fly drones commercially, resulting in yet another career pathway for Putnam County students.
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The Putnam County High School’s Thespian troupe put in some extra hours after school last week by participating in the virtual Georgia Thespian Conference.
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Eatonton’s most outstanding Black community members were honored in the drive-through Black History Parade that was held at the City Center Stage on a beautiful and warm Saturday, Feb. 27. The event was the City of Eatonton’s Fourth Annual Black History program.
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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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