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The Gray Garden Club was hostess to the Azalea District Garden Club Spring Meeting at First Baptist Church, Gray, Georgia. The host Garden Club served a tasty brunch, with gorgeous table arrangements. A business meeting with reports, plans of action, and future projects for the Azalea District were presented. Afterward, the group enjoyed a delicious lunch with 60 members in attendance. Those attending from the three Milledgeville Garden Clubs are pictured. L-R: Rae Lantz: President, Carrington Woods Garden Club, Carol Ramsey: President, Town and Country Garden Club, Dianne Bell: President, Milledgeville Garden Club Council and Azalea District Chairman: Garden Therapy, Sylvia Moore: Milledgeville Garden Club and Azalea District Chairman: Indoor and Container Gardening, Marilyn McDonnell: Azalea District Director, Evans Georgia, Collene Dalrymple: President, Milledgeville Garden Club, and Roslyn Mullis: Town and Country Garden Club and Azalea District Chairman: Smokey Bear/Woodsy Owl Poster Contest.
Read moreYou save and invest to meet a variety of goals during your lifetime: college for your children, long vacations, a comfortable retirement, and so on. But you probably also want to leave something behind – to your loved ones and, possibly, to the charitable organizations you support. To do so, you’ll need to develop a comprehensive estate plan, but to make that plan work, you must avoid some common mistakes.
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Solicitor General Skye Gess on Tuesday hosted her third-annual “Know Your Worth Paint Party” at Walter B. Williams Jr. Park.
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Last Friday, the new voting machines arrived at the Baldwin County Courthouse.
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Georgia College currently is putting the finishing touches on its new 153-spot parking lot, which features access from both Washington and Liberty streets. Parking is at a premium within the historic district, and parking isn’t cheap.
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I am always amazed at the number of civic and benevolent organizations here in Lake Country that work hard in providing needed assistance to local residents. And this past weekend I became exposed to Living Life Team, Inc., a small service-oriented organization with an ambitious mission “to empower people who are visually impaired to obtain an independent life by encouraging and discovering one’s self-worth through the prosperity of growth and self-determination.”
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