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When owners of Oconee Coffee Roasters Jin and Jenny moved to Morgan County in December 2019 to be closer to family and fulfill their dreams of owning their own coffee roastery and café, they never expected a global pandemic to slow them down.
Read more“My question to you is what’s next?” Terri Bragg, owner of The Yesterday Café, asked the City of Greensboro mayor and council during the Monday, June 1, meeting.
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Despite delays and the COVID-19 pandemic, Greene County voters are making their voices heard.
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Some spontaneous fun in the mud was apparently had at the county tax payers’ expense.
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Tourism Director Emily Holt and Eatonton Putnam County Chamber of Commerce intern, Lacey Cummings, hold up t-shirts made in support of local businesses and the community. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on the local community, the COC created shirts with the intent to bring the community together during this time. Ready for pick up, the shirts feature the unique Eatonton skyline and the “Putnam County Strong” tagline. Local businesses and community members were able to purchase the shirts through the Chamber. If you ordered a shirt, they are available for pick up 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, at the Chamber office located at 108 W. Marion St. Due to the success of the first order of more than 200 shirts, the Chamber is considering doing a second order. This will be based on the interest of the community. If you have any questions regarding the Chamber or the “Putnam County Strong” t-shirts, please contact the Eatonton- Putnam Chamber of Commerce at (706) 485- 7701. CONTRIBUTED
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In a called meeting last Thursday, Putnam County Commissioners agreed to reconstruct Collis Road, making way for the development of a luxury hotel.
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On Wednesday May 27, the untraditional traditions of the Morgan County School System kept on rolling as teachers and staff picked up their end of the year celebration lunches drive-thru style. Principals, central office staff and members of the Partners in Education organization gathered at Farmview to serve the staff their lunches. The lunch, which typically brings all the staff from every school in the county together to celebrate the end of the school year, also provided a unique opportunity for the educators to meet the new superintendent, Dr. Virgil Cole.
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