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There are around 42 antique stores within 30 miles of Eatonton that sell pieces of furniture that could use a little help. Pam Haskins, owner of 44 Marketplace, has almost 40,000 followers on her YouTube and Facebook accounts combined, where three to five times a week she shows people how to restore and revamp old furniture.
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Ray Saltamacchio, owner and Master Instructor of Saltamacchio's Tang Soo Do Karate School, is proud to announce the Rank Promotions of some of his dedicated students.
Read moreIn June, the Southern Literary Trail welcomed Eatonton, Georgia, as its newest Trail Community.
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It has been nearly four years since the Eatonton Artisan Village purchased two historic warehouses on Marion Street to help revitalize art in the community. Since then, the group has been fundraising, and the remodeling of the Livery Warehouse is now a reality as work has begun to convert the old livery into a permanent home for artists.
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Retired special education teacher and two-time International Mom’s Choice Award winner, Andrea Cassell, strikes Mom’s Choice gold again with her newest book, Kibby and Olive Move to Georgia, the third installment in her children’s book series.
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For five young ladies in the local area, hard work has paid off as Emma Holder, Ricquaria Griggs, Dakota Dominy, Mary Mead and Olivia McDuffie were awarded scholarships through Philanthropic Education Organization (PEO) and the local Chapter AP.
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Boosting immune function through a healthy diet has become an important new focus for many people these days. One key dietary recommendation is to eat more fruits and vegetables each day to improve immune function and prevent heart disease and diabetes. When looking to guide your family to healthier snacks and meals or simply trying to mix up your at-home menu, success can be as simple as rethinking the ingredients you choose to use, including your favorite produce, such as grapes.
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The Putnam General Hospital Lab team has been working hard since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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