Eatonton-Putnam Tourism

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Landscapers tout trees for Eatonton downtown

Ian Tocher

Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Last Wednesday, during the monthly Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts and Heritage (EPTAH) meeting at the downtown Chamber of Commerce office, landscape designers Ben Proulx and Casey Marbutt of Sandy Creek LandCraft encouraged city leaders to think bigger — greener — about shaping downtown Eatonton’s...

State Rep. Trey Rhodes speaks to EPTAH at its May meeting. IAN TOCHER/ Staff

Rhodes touts state progress at EPTAH meeting

Ian Tocher

Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Georgia House of Representatives member Trey Rhodes (R, District 124) recently addressed the Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts, and Heritage (EPTAH) group during its regularly scheduled monthly meeting.

Local land and business developer Josh Sprayberry talks at a recent Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts, and Heritage (EPTAH) partnership meeting. (IAN TOCHER/Staff)

Len Resort development comes closer to reality

Ian Tocher

Thursday, June 27, 2024

Local land and business developer Josh Sprayberry updated the Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts, and Heritage (EPTAH) partnership on June 19 on the progress of building Len Resort, a new community and hotel planned for Lake Oconee in Putnam County.Speaking before nearly 20 business, government, and...

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EPTAH, growth and flipside: schools

Rufus Adair

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Putnam County community leaders are seeing some signs of rapid population growth – and some flip sides that will take planning and money.

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School funding addressed at EPTAH meeting

Rufus Adair

Thursday, May 4, 2023

Pressure on local school boards to come up with an increasingly larger share of funding for public schools was touched on for the third time in four months during member organizations’ activity reports at the monthly meeting of the Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts, and Heritage partnership (EPTAH).

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EPTAH hears reports from variety of organizations

Rufus Adair

Wednesday, February 1, 2023

Routine end-of-meeting activity reports revealed a veritable grab-bag of news nuggets at the most recent monthly gathering of the Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Partnership (EPTAH). · The Putnam County Charter School System could be hit with picking up the tab for as much as $6...

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