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The end of summer is almost here. You’ve packed the backpacks and sent the kids off to school. Although the summer is coming to a close, you can still make great memories year-round at Lanier Islands. Lanier World Closes for 2016 on Sunday, September 11 …
Robert David Coughlin compiled the resource, “Lake Sidney Lanier — A Storybook Site — The Early History and Construction of Buford Dam,” published in 1998. In 2016, he revised this expansive work and offered a “pre-publication” sale.
Houseboat 44 is a pile of abandoned junk near lake marker 44 that ran aground near a public park on Lanier. It will be removed on August 26, 2016.
Don’t waste your time searching for Pokemon. Do something constructive! Use your sleuthing skills as one of the advance scouts in the battle against garbage on the shores of Lake Lanier.
Here’s some good news: The G-Braves are in first place in the International League’s South Division.
Lake Lanier Association Executive Director Joanna Cloud is asking local residents to respond to the Hall County Comprehensive Plan Update survey to protect Lake Lanier.
The 5th Annual Hawgin on Lanier BBQ Competition comes to Laurel Park on Saturday, August 27, 2016. Think your butt is the best? Prove it at Hawgin on Lanier!
Governor Nathan Deal and his wife (who probably did get free tickets) will lead the festivities on Friday, August 5, 2016, commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the 1996 Olympic Games where the Canoe/Kayak/Rowing events were held on Lake Lanier.
General David Turner attended an event kicking off the Every Kid in a Park program, where he handed out free passes to Corps facilities to a bunch of great kids.
The Back to School Beach Bash — on Saturday, July 30, 2016 from noon to 11 p.m. — at LanierWorld presents live entertainment, a movie on the Spectacular Screen, and fun in the sun on more than a dozen waterslides, rides and attractions.