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Colonel Doug “Flounder” Miller is one of many veterans that currently reside in Putnam County.
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County employees at the Putnam Administration building went all out to support those with breast cancer during their Pink-Out event on Thursday, Oct. 29.
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The Harmony Park Farmers Market was crawling with mythical creatures, funny characters, superheroes and more on Saturday, Oct. 31, to celebrate Halloween, trick-ortreat and compete in a children’s costume contest during the weekly market.
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Grace Fellowship held a trunk or treat event like no other on Saturday, Oct. 31. Families rode through the life-sized Candyland board game they were greeted by some of their favorite characters. Volunteers gave out bags of treats to the children and gift bags to the adults. The church opted for the unique trunk or treat in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dr. Andrew Cooper is the new principal at Putnam County High School. With over 25 years of experience in administration, he has qualifications for the job. He says his time coaching softball and baseball played a big role in his decision to pursue a career in education administration.
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Olmstead Arts and the Artisans Village Guild of Eatonton hosted the Georgia Color Plein Air Competition from Thursday, Oct. 22 to Sunday, Oct. 25.
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It’s a big week for Greene County homeowner Michael Whan.
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The Old Putnam County Prison is undergoing a transformation to become Eatonton’s scariest haunt by Friday, Oct. 23, in time for Halloween. Lake Joy Trails of Terror will be presenting its haunted attraction: Outbreak 2020.
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