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Welding is a technical skill that can open doors for those that take the time to master the trade. Central Georgia Technical College instructor, Aaron Clark, has been working at Putnam County High School for years sharing his knowledge of the craft with young students looking to expand their skillset. Clark worked in the industrial and residential welding industries starting in 2009 and later became a teacher.
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Eatonton native Paula Moreland is one of the many people who stepped up in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic when people could not get into grocery stores and many supplies were in short order and people were hungry.
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The Putnam area is home to a diverse population of skilled individuals who use their talents to better the world around them. These talents vary from skilled laborers to athletes to fine artists, all of which make Putnam a robust and beautiful place to live.
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Seeing all the growth in the Eatonton community is one thing but knowing that the students that attend school here have contributed their hard work and skills to improve our community makes it that much sweeter. Construction students at Putnam County High School have been helping our community in a big way, especially for such a young program.
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With the onset of a global pandemic, wellness has made its way into the forefront of everyone’s minds. Some employers have taken to providing these services for their employees. Putnam County has been offering wellness to its employees for the past three years. Programs like the Putnam County Wellness Program have been working to help county employees set and move toward their wellness goals.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has put many hospitals in a bind due to a lack of resources, both human and material, to help treat those seriously affected by the virus.
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Eatonton Main Street is painting the town, and we need your help. In October 2020, Eatonton Main Street was awarded the Vibrant Communities Art Grant from the Georgia Council for Arts. Eatonton Main Street also received donated funds for the project from Farmers & Merchants Bank. With this grant money and the donated funds, Eatonton Main Street will be installing three crosswalk murals in downtown.
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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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