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I have preached many times from Luke 5:1-11. Its message has many ramifications and points to where many of us, like Peter, are in our relationship with Jesus.
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The Berry’s Trail tournament had to cancel an April 4 tournament scheduled for Lake Oconee due to the COVID-19 virus. It was rescheduled and conducted on April 25 at Lake Oconee under strict COVID-19 rules that required six-foot distancing at all times before and after the tournament.
Read moreLAKE CONDITIONS – Both lakes have stain from recent heavy rains but are beginning to clear.
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“Adam Caldwell did an outstanding job,” said Dave from Buckhead. “As an out-of-state buyer, I was at a disadvantage. Adam went above and beyond helping me find properties meeting my specifications. He went out of his way to inspect and view properties for things both beneficial and worrisome to me. I cannot say enough - it was a trying time with many obstacles, by no fault of Adam, but he was key in helping me work through them. I have a new state, a new home, and a new friend/realtor who will get all my future business and every referral I come across. Keller Williams Lake Oconee and The Vining Group are lucky to have such a professional on their team. Thank you, Adam, for everything.”
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The Lake Oconee Elks Lodge No. 2849 is proud to announce that local high school senior Katherine Embry has been awarded a $4,000 Legacy Scholarship. This very special award was granted to only six seniors in the state of Georgia.
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Rebecca Willis waves safely from her porch as family, friends and neighbors celebrate her 97th birthday during the coronavirus quarantine. Willis walked out of her home recently to a surprise parade coordinated by her “loud, funny and loving Crossroads Church family.” Happy birthday to the healthy and beautiful 97-year-old Rebecca Willis.
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Immediately after she completes her summer as a 4-H camp counselor, Susan Bishop will attend Augusta University’s Honors Program in pursuit of her dream to become a pediatric nurse practitioner, and she’ll do it with a little help from a Madison- Morgan Conservancy Junior Conservancy scholarship.
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KEY LARGO, Fla. – This falls under the heading of unfinished business. Sometime before the virus struck, we visited friends in this garden spot where the scenery is refreshing and empowering, where the birds sing as if all is right with the world, bone fish are spooky which is a factor in their patented elusiveness and tarpon remind you that unless you have seasoned and practiced skills, you can forget about mounting a trophy fish.
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