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Harbor Club General Manager Brandon Matney and Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty/Lake Country COO Tom Martin
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Harbor Club announces new partnership
Harbor Club, a 1,600-acre master-planned community east of Atlanta on Lake Oconee, has announced a new partnership with Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee.
- City Council applauds neighborhood Clean Up
- Rotary Club honors March Students-of-the-Month
- Farmers & Merchants Bank hosts Shred Day
- Elton John tribute band ready for the stage
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Harbor Club announces new partnership
- Life Lessons
- Outdoors
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What the fish are eating determines angling success
Game fish like largemouth bass, crappie, striped/hybrid bass and some catfish depend on baitfish for the majority of their food. Baitfish in Lakes Oconee and Sinclair are comprised primarily of minnows, bluegill and shad.
- Crappie: post-spawn locales and depths for angling
- Largemouth bass: post-spawn summer transition
- Barry's Tournament Trail season nearly complete
- If the grass is greener why use seawall and rip-rap?
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What the fish are eating determines angling success
- Healthy Living
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Fevers may not be bad; active immunity is healthy
No one likes to see his or her child sick. It’s always easier when it’s someone else’s. Childhood illness and sickness are crucial for the development of the immune system and help build healthy and resistant adults. Even though its purpose is well served, it’s still scary when it’s happening.
- How to avoid kidney stones and their painful results
- Understanding eating disorders requires knowledge
- The body wants to be and stay healthy
- Sit up straight to improve your health
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Fevers may not be bad; active immunity is healthy
- On the Screen
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'Gatsby' wanes where 'Mud' waxes
“The Great Gatsby”
Rated PG-13 for some violent images, sexual content, smoking, partying and brief language.
“Mud”
Rated PG-13 for some violence, sexual references, language, thematic elements and smoking.
- 'Iron Man 3' could not ask for a better cast and crew
- 'Pain & Gain' is amusing but also crude and tacky
- 'The Place Beyond the Pines' has highs and lows
- '42' highlights a dark period in American history
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'Gatsby' wanes where 'Mud' waxes
- Pathways to Healing
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Fevers may not be bad; active immunity is healthy
No one likes to see his or her child sick. It’s always easier when it’s someone else’s. Childhood illness and sickness are crucial for the development of the immune system and help build healthy and resistant adults. Even though its purpose is well served, it’s still scary when it’s happening.
- The body wants to be and stay healthy
- Sit up straight to improve your health
- Flouride may do more harm than good
- Natural ways to reduce your allergies
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Fevers may not be bad; active immunity is healthy
- Mind Your Health
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Rejection is impactful on the brain and your future
This article is about two factors involved when you experience rejection.
Firstly, the biology of your brain is impacted by rejection. - Motherhood: A journey for both the body and soul
- A quiz for married women to assess their marriages
- Try not to move your kids: they lose something
- You can be "Younger Next Year": how and why
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Rejection is impactful on the brain and your future
- Calendar of Events
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Calendar of Events
Regularly scheduled activities in Lake Oconee
- Calendar of Events, May 4, 2013
- Calendar of Events, April 25, 2013
- Calendar of Events, April 18, 2013
- Calendar of Events, April 11, 2013
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Calendar of Events
- Call to Worship
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Call to Worship
Regular worship services and Sunday school programs in the Lake Oconee area.
- Call to Worship, May 16, 2013
- Call to Worship, May 9, 2013
- Call to Worship, May 2, 2013
- Call to Worship, April 25, 2013
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Call to Worship



