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Eatonton Main Street hosted a fun activity this past weekend for the community: the #DowntownEatonton Scavenger Hunt. The scavenger hunt served as a way for families to enjoy downtown while practicing social distancing. The scavenger hunt also served as way for participants to get to know the downtown just a little bit better.
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The previous school year was anything but normal, thanks to the COVID-19 virus pandemic, and most of the milestone moments of the Class of 2020 were canceled as a result. But the 38 members of Gatewood Schools Class of 2020 were able to finally walk across the stage on June 13 and receive their diplomas in front of their families.
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Three Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty/Lake Country sales agents, Robert Boatright, Ann Foster and Lacie Groeninger, were recently inducted into Coldwell Banker’s coveted International President’s Circle. This award is presented annually to the top 5 percent of over 90,000 Coldwell Banker agents worldwide. In addition, Robert Boatright completed 2019 as the No. 15 ranked agent in sales production in the state of Georgia, while Ann Foster finished as the No. 33 ranked agent and Lacie Groeninger ended the year as the No. 34 ranked agent in the state.
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Eatonton and Putnam County’s Heritage Tour signs show signs of aging as they lean with fade and rust.. Have you seen a sight that bugs you, captures your imagination or makes you wonder what’s going on? Tell us about it. Send an email to editor@msgrnews.com or call 706-749-7288.
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The Steffen Thomas Museum of Art welcomes the public back into its galleries to view the new exhibition “Art as Experience: Richard J. Olsen and the Vietnam War.” This exhibition features the works of Richard Olsen. Professor of Art Emeritus at the University of Georgia, Olsen is a veteran helicopter pilot of the Vietnam War. Olsen’s wall series of abstract paintings features rich symbolism associated with his time in military service.
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The Liberty Truck & Tractor Pull returned Saturday, June 20 with a thousand people coming through the gates with various COVID-19 guidelines in place.
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