Sept. 12

TenderCare Clinic, 803 S. Main St., Greensboro, will host a free talk for patients, care-partners and professionals with movement disorder specialist John Morgan, MD at 6 p.m. in the clinic lobby. Information will be provided on Parkinson’s Disease, Restless Leg Syndrome, Huntington’s Disease, Essential Tremor and Dystonia. For more information contact TenderCare at 706-453-1201.

 

Sept. 13 – 15

The Lake Oconee Tennis Association, LOTA, will present its fifth annual Classic men’s and women’s double tennis tournament. The Reynolds Plantation Lake Club tennis facility will be hosting the event. For more information visit www.lotatennis.com and click on Tournament.

 

Sept 14

Lake Oconee Dentistry, 1101 Parkside Main, invites all area residents, patients and visitors to its Community Appreciation Event from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The event will feature a magic show, live music, free food for the first 500 attendees and an acrobatics show. Visit www.drsbradley.com for more information.

Crooked Pines, 355 Harmony Road, Eatonton, and Chee Guitars, Lake Oconee, will host the Naturally Acoustic Guitar Show. Visit http://www.NaturallyAcousticGuitarShow.com/ or call 706-347-0274. The event will take place from 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; day passes are $10 while the evening concert is $25 and limited to 350 people.

The Corry House, Union Point, will host Concert at the Corry House. Pullin’ Strings and John Dunn and the Jazzman will perform. All concert proceeds will benefit the local nonprofit organization Global Samaritans. Tickets are available at $25 per seat, or $200 per table. They can be purchased at thecorryhouse.com or globalsamaritans.org, they may also be purchased at Lakeside Baptist Church, NIBCO or at the gate.

 

Sept. 16

TenderCare Clinic’s Biggest Loser Six Week Challenge will begin at 4 p.m. in the conference room. The challenge is complimentary but space is limited so participants must pre-register, forms must be obtained from the clinic, 803 S. Main St., Greensboro. For more information call 706-454-5163.

 

Sept. 19

The Pray, Hope and Believe Cancer Support Group will meet at BodyPlex, 106 Village Lane, Eatonton, at 6:30 p.m. Jennette Boutault, a Certified Personal Trainer, Nutritional Counselor and Weight Loss Expert, will speak about Cancer and Exercise. For more information contact Toni Davis 706-923-1708.

 

Sept. 20 – 21

Morgan County Extension Volunteers will host their September Plant Sale. With a large selection of Pass-along and specialty plants at prices you will not want to miss, there will also be a variety of hand made yard and garden items including hypertufa pots, glass totems and flowers, hand painted pots and goards and many more. Come early for the best selections, and bring your composting questions for the Master Composter who will be on hand to guide you through the steps to create your own mulch. The event will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. both days at the County Extension Office, 440 Hancock Street, Madison (just north of the courthouse on same side of the street).

 

Sept. 21

The Georgia Classic Cruisers Car Club and the Greensboro Better Hometown Program will present their annual Cruise-In Car Show from 4-8 p.m. in downtown. The Grains of Sand Band will perform beach, soul and Motown classics. For questions contact the Greensboro Main Street program at 706-453-7674 or Ron Hazzard at 706-467-9306.

 

Sept. 23

The Putnam General Hospital Foundation will be hosting its annual PGHF Golf Tournament on at Harbor Club on Lake Oconee. For sponsorship opportunities, player registration or additional information please contact Angela Dell at 706-923-2028 or by e-mail at adell@putnamgeneral.com.

 

Sept. 24

The Greene County Health Department, 1031 Apalachee Road, Greensboro, will host its annual Flu Shot Day. No others services will be provided at the Health Department during this time. Shots will be provided from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3:30 p.m.

 

Sept. 26

OPAS will host Music Under the Pines at the Stables in Harbor Club. Singer, songwriter and pianist Lindy Gravelle brings a unique sound rooted in country music with added elements of rockabilly swing and pop to provide an entertaining and personal show that you will not want to miss. Tickets are on sale now. Visit www.opas.org for more information.

 

Sept. 30

The Blake Adams FCA 2013 Golf Classic will take place at the Cuscowilla Golf Resort on Lake Oconee. The event is hosted by PGA Touring Professional Blake Adams. Potential sponsors and players are encouraged to contact amanderson@fca.org.

The Ferst Foundation will hold its ACES Ferst Casino Night. For more information contact Kathy Scott at 706-484-4721.

 

Oct. 5

The second annual Fall Family Festival and Titan Trot will be held at Lake Oconee Academy, off Carey Station Road in Greensboro. The 5K will begin at 8 a.m. and the Fun Run taking place at 9:30. Festival activities will take place from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at t he baseball field. For more information visit www.lakeoconeeacademy.org and select “Coming Events”.

 

Oct. 12

OPAS is pleased to present American Idol finalist Melinda Doolittle in a special concert at Festival Hall in Greensboro. Melinda, along with Jim Grey and the Session Players Big Band, will bring R&B and Jazz to Lake Oconee. The first Oconee Idol winner will also perform before the show.

 

Oct. 17

Tri-County EMC’s Annual Meeting to determine the election of board of directors will be held in Gray. For information on the candidates visit www.tri-countyemc.com/election.da.

 

Nov. 9

The Pilot Club of Greene County is once again revving up for their annual Meadowcrest Arts and Crafts Market at the Greene County High School in Greensboro. If you are a prospective new vendor or an “old reliable” vendor please contact Faye Worthen at 706-338-9134 or bworthen54@gmail.com or Ileane Slocum at 706-453-9338 or elliott.slocum@att.net as soon as possible for applications and information.

 

Nov. 23

Save the date. The Greene County Chamber of Commerce will present T. Graham Brown in concert at Festival Hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. Watch for further details on the event and visit www.greeneccoc.org for updates.

 

Dec. 18

OPAS is honored to present Emmy award nominated Michael Londra with an evening of “Christmas from Ireland” told in song, dance and the classic stories of his youth at Festival Hall in Greensboro. Tickets go on sale Sept. 30. Visit www.opas.org for more information.