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Habitat for Humanity makes another dream come true. CONTRIBUTED

Habitat for Humanity makes another dream come true. CONTRIBUTED

Habitat for Humanity makes another dream come true

Katherine Mahlberg
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Putnam County Habitat for Humanity officials and guests gathered on Nov. 1, on Eatonton’s Whippowill Drive to hand over the keys to its latest new home build this year. The nonprofit organization focuses on providing affordable housing for families to build economic stability and self-reliance.
Ronda Rich, Dixie Divas

Ronda Rich, Dixie Divas

RICH: When jury duty calls

Ronda Rich
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Nowhere are the common threads that make up America’s fabric showcased more than in the courthouse in the midst of a vast jury pool. There, the tire store owner sits shoulder-to-shoulder with the high school teacher who is seated next to a grocery store baker who speaks to her neighbor, the farmer.
The Greensboro Dreamers, now 28 years old, at the reunion this month celebrating the 10th anniversary of their graduation from Greene County High School. Co-founder of the Greensboro Dreamers, Tom Kelly, sits in the front row.

The Greensboro Dreamers, now 28 years old, at the reunion this month celebrating the 10th anniversary of their graduation from Greene County High School. Co-founder of the Greensboro Dreamers, Tom Kelly, sits in the front row.

10 years after graduation, Greensboro Dreamers still succeeding

Mark Engel
Thursday, October 27, 2022
The Greensboro Dreamers are now 28 years old and recently many of them gathered to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their graduation from Greene County High School.
Lake Oconee Academy named its 2022 Homecoming King and Queen, William Goss and Paris Jaronski, earlier this month. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Lake Oconee Academy named its 2022 Homecoming King and Queen, William Goss and Paris Jaronski, earlier this month. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

LOA Queen & King named earlier this month

News Staff
Thursday, October 27, 2022
Lake Oconee Academy named its 2022 Homecoming King and Queen, William Goss and Paris Jaronski, earlier this month.
Locals were finally able to gather outside and enjoy the beautiful fall weather while listening to the sounds Ronnie Pittman and his band.

Locals were finally able to gather outside and enjoy the beautiful fall weather while listening to the sounds Ronnie Pittman and his band.

Madison’s Chili Cook-off returns

T. Michael Stone
Thursday, October 20, 2022
One of Madison’s most popular annual events returned to Town Park last Saturday for the first time since 2019 after being canceled twice and postponed earlier in October: The Chili Cook-off.
Maryanne Postin roars down the track and was one of the winners of the day.

Maryanne Postin roars down the track and was one of the winners of the day.

Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull

Story And Photos By Leigh Lofgren
Thursday, October 13, 2022
The Liberty Truck and Tractor Pull took place on Oct. 1 in front of a good crowd, with many more people and trucks arriving later in the evening in time to watch the big boys come out to race. The event ended just after midnight.
Welcoming Joint Regeneration of

Welcoming Joint Regeneration of

Welcoming Joint Regeneration of Lake Oconee to Harmony Crossing

Staff Reports
Thursday, October 6, 2022
Lake Oconee boasts a thriving, active community. From world-renowned golf courses to its miles of stunning waterfronts, there’s an abundance of opportunities to enjoy the best of central Georgia. But joint aches and pains can keep some from fully loving the lake life.
“In years past, Greensboro’s tree has been donated by someone in the community,” states Greensboro Main Street Manager Kendrick Ward. “Last year’s tree was donated anonymous. But this year, it could be your tree that helps to create a festive mood during the Christmas shopping season.” CONTRIBUTED

“In years past, Greensboro’s tree has been donated by someone in the community,” states Greensboro Main Street Manager Kendrick Ward. “Last year’s tree was donated anonymous. But this year, it could be your tree that helps to create a festive mood during the Christmas shopping season.” CONTRIBUTED

Downtown Greensboro prepares for holiday season

News Staff
Thursday, October 6, 2022
The leaves are changing color and there is a chill in the air, which means that the holidays are close at hand. Downtown Greensboro will kick off its holiday season with the Lighting of the Tree from 6-8 p.m. on Dec. 2 on the courthouse lawn.
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