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Travis LeDoyt, performing as Elvis Presley, worked the audience all night at The Plaza Arts Center, including a visit to the balcony where he serenaded several grateful Elvis fans. IAN TOCHER/Staff
Elvis lives on in hearts and minds at The Plaza
A live music stage with a DJ playing tunes between sets kept the crowd entertained last spring at The Big Event’s first appearance at Lake Oconee Church in Greensboro, where it returns on March 21 this year. CONTRIBUTED
LOABA to host The Big Event in March
L-R: Tyler Stella and Ariel McKinney rehearse a song for “Hairspray the Musical,” with stage manager Anna Walker looking on in The Plaza’s foyer. CONTRIBUTED
‘Hairspray the Musical’ coming to The Plaza
L-R: Talethia and Randy McMichael joined 100 Women Who Care Lake Country Director Rebecca Prance and Veterans Wall of Honor Park administrator Nikki Barker, with Rev. Sidney Jackson, his wife, Lula, and 100WWCLC member Nancy Marshall, as the charitable organization made a $10K donation to support the downtown Eatonton park. IAN TOCHER/Staff
Lake Country’s 100 Women creates community impact
Rotary recognizes December Students of the Month
The Putnam County cheerleaders performed during halftime in the Centennial Center. TREY NORRIS/Staff
Putnam performs at GCSU Education Day
Londoners Verley Dotson, Joan Stevens, and Gail Kavanaugh perform in “Christmas, Bah Humbug No More!” in The First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff
FPC presents ‘Bah, Humbug No More’
Baldwin High School music teacher Robyn Meeks, Milledgeville First Methodist Church music minister John Cotton, and Baldwin High School student Kyle Camilla pose for the Putnam Christian Outreach Angel Tree presentation of a Fender Squire Stratocaster electric guitar. CONTRIBUTED