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Unlike other happenings, the coronavirus pandemic never stopped crime, but it’s obvious that Eatonton-Putnam County authorities never stop fighting it, either.
Read moreDespite the close elections results across the US, Putnam County voters made their decisions very clear on Tuesday, Nov. 3: Election Day. Putnam County’s biggest questions were answered by almost 75 percent of the county’s registered voters.
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Following a confirmed COVID-19 case trend that has been scaling the mountain in recent weeks in Putnam County, Monday’s report from the North Central Health District, which oversees 13 counties including Putnam, reported a significant increase in the positivity rate of those tested to 25 percent, more than doubling previous rates.
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At the end of the Eatonton City Council meeting on Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, Mayor John Reid joked that he had kept the session short because “I’m pretty sure I’m going to be the next President tonight, and I want to get home for the celebration.”
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The sweet smell of competition is in the air for one Eatonton resident. Local cake decorator and owner of Merci Beaucoup Cakes, Reva Alexander-Hawk, will be competing in Food Network’s latest competition show, Candy Land, on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 9pm.
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Putnam County High School students joined schools all over the country in the campaign against drugs by participating in Red Ribbon Week on October 26 – October 30.
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Some of Eatonton’s younger residents had fun creating and gifting “survival kits” to the city’s public safety heroes this week.
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Eatonton Police Chief Kent Lawrence said he and EPD have received several calls this morning from residents complaining of a new phone scam.
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