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Back on Nov. 11, Eatonton resident Troy Burner and his sons were in Milledgeville to get their hair cut for an upcoming wedding. Pulling up on Log Cabin Road and Highway 441, there was a bad accident and a lady was involved and sitting in the middle of 441.
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The Plaza Arts Center lost another director on Nov. 9 when executive director Roger Harrison resigned from the Center to pursue his goals in academia and earn his doctorate in Arts Administration from the University of Kentucky.
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Every day I feel thankful. I don’t define thankfulness by the things I have. Relationships are more important to me than possessions or success.
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Georgia Smith turned 80 years young in August to a big celebration and parade at the Uncle Remus Museum where Georgia has spent the last 14 years as a docent.
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Lt. Col. Jim Green served for 26 years in the United States Air Force. He flew C-130s for eight years of active duty. He is a veteran of the Vietnam and Persian Gulf conflicts and had over 20,000 flying hours in military and civilian aircrafts.
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Heroes of Putnam County were honored on Wednesday, Nov. 11, during a Veterans Day ceremony hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6686 and American Legion Post 583 at the Veterans Wall of Honor Park in downtown Eatonton.
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The ending of one era brings on the beginning of a new one. With the retirement of longtime President, Roddie Anne Blackwell, The Eatonton-Putnam Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the welcoming of new President, Maggie Milner.
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Mike Jones had a unique experience when he joined the military to serve our country. Jones was drafted at age 14 into the National Guard during World War 2. Jones said he went to Fort Benning every weekend until he was 18 years old in 1948.
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