GCDA steps back from LOA-BOE talks, focuses on development

  • The Lake Oconee Church on Highway 44 is expanding its parking (foreground) and constructing a new building (center, distant) to hold services and classes. A Dunkin’ donut store is being built on the corner (far left). MARK ENGEL/Staff
    The Lake Oconee Church on Highway 44 is expanding its parking (foreground) and constructing a new building (center, distant) to hold services and classes. A Dunkin’ donut store is being built on the corner (far left). MARK ENGEL/Staff
  • Park South Townhomes, behind Watersports Central, continues to grow with the addition of three new buildings. MARK ENGEL/Staff
    Park South Townhomes, behind Watersports Central, continues to grow with the addition of three new buildings. MARK ENGEL/Staff
    The Greene County Development Authority is stepping back from its recent involvement in the lawsuit between the Greene County Board of Education and Lake Oconee Academy. The GCDA said the BOE-LOA lawsuit over funding and the resulting feud is hurting efforts to bring people and businesses to Greene County. They had suggested that a piece of its Industrial Park, currently leased by Ath...

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