Category Archives: Happenings
Georgia Fishing Report: May 4, 2018 —
If you use a light saber for a fishing pole today, I completely understand (“May the Fourth Be With You” and all) – just as long as you grab some kind of fishing pole and take advantage of the sunshine … Continue reading
Memorial Day 2018
On May 28, 2018 our nation will come together in various ways to observe Memorial Day. Traditionally, graves of those who died during their time in service are decorated with flowers, wreaths and flags. Effingham County Veterans Park … Continue reading
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Washed up
In September of 2017 Hurricane Irma found it’s way to the South Carolina coastline. Beachcombers had an unlikely find after the storm. A 13,000 pound coastguard buoy traveled 8 miles inland. Locals and visitors had a fun time taking selfies while … Continue reading
Yay for May
After the rain, cold, wind and snow….roll up your #sleeves and bring on the blooms https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/sleeve/
Georgia Fishing Report: April 27, 2018 —
We have a lot of great fishing information for you today, including reports from Central, Southeast and North Georgia. So, sit back, read, make sure you got your fishing license and then GET OUT THERE and Go Fish Georgia! CENTRAL … Continue reading
School year 2018-2019
2018-2019 School calendar revised7-17-2018 and subject to change. Information copied from Effingham County School District website: https://www.effinghamschools.com/ July 26 – August 1 Pre-planning for Teachers July 30 Open House for middle and high schools, 4-7 p.m. July 31 Open House for elementary schools, … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: April 20, 2018 —
Y’all, have you gotten out there in that fabulous sunshine yet? Hopefully, you can enjoy that magical combination of sun and water this weekend. A few things to mention before we get on to the report: Night Time Fishing: Beginning … Continue reading
It’s “blooming” in Springfield Georgia
It’s that time of year when spring fever hits and our thumbs turn green. We all know that every “buddy” loves flowers. Travel twelve miles north of Springfield, Georgia and with some time to spare you will have a fragrant … Continue reading
Plant Riverside to Redefine Savannah’s Hotel Scene — Savannah, GA | Savannah.com
Savannah’s Historic District may be defined by its exquisite, beautifully preserved architecture, but thanks to increased tourism in the last 20 years, the Hostess City’s hospitality scene has evolved to be just as distinguished. 835 more words via Plant Riverside to … Continue reading
Guyton Georgia USA tells it’s own story…
Located 28 miles northwest of Savannah Georgia by way of Georgia Hwy 17N you will find yourself imagining life in the 1800’s, as you see the beautifully preserved Victorian era homes. Some of the historic homes were built by affluent Savannah … Continue reading
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