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Reynolds Lake Oconee Properties, LLC is pleased to announce Tom Condon as Salesperson of the Month for April, with three transactions totaling over $3.4 Million.
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Cooperation, teamwork, collaboration, solidarity, mutual assistance, partnership, collectivity, working in concert…………..get the message? We all know that when communities work together, they thrive. Here are just a few of the things that Georgia Writers Museum did in just the last 3 months:
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The Eatonton Service League held its 61st annual pageant May 7 at The Plaza Arts Center. This is one of the largest fundraisers that the Service League holds and with over 100 girls in attendance, it was another successful event. However, the pageant wouldn’t be possible without the effort of all of the ladies that volunteer their time each year, the local businesses that donate their services and the parents that support their daughters’ desires to be in the pageant.
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Attending most Oconee Performing Arts Society(OPAS) events is a high point on the cultural calendar of the lake country audience. But with the debut of the OPAS Lounge Series, the organization accomplished something that few could imagine. Audience members were stunned upon entering Festival Hall. Sightlines were bettered, capacity was increased, and Greensboro was transported to a 1920's Lounge.
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The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties is pleased to announce the following Students-of-the-Month for April 2022: Landon Burner (Gatewood Schools), Arriona Sanay Brinson (Greene County High School), Arie'una Long (Lake Oconee Academy), Lily Amerson (Nathanael Greene Academy), and William Dietrich (Putnam County High School).
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Stitches and Stories is an open group to the community that welcomes anyone interested in needlework and storytelling.
Read moreMost everyone enjoys a good oxymoron--jumbo shrimp, civil war, family vacation, or Greater Cleveland! Most oxymorons tend to be clever and funny, even if they are not always completely accurate. They can also help tell a story. Kristine Anderson’s novel, “Crooked Truth,” is such a title. And it perfectly captures the twists and turns of her book’s plot with its surprise ending.
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