Brain health is critically important because we use our brain throughout our lives. 

A well-thought-out and properly planned rabbit hunt is a thing of beauty. It has several major parts, and they must all be taken seriously.

The Greensboro Garden Club (GGC) members gathered together at Southern Cross Ranch, Madison, to celebrate the holidays. 

The weeks following the Christmas holiday are often busy for retailers exchanging or refunding holiday gifts. As consumers interact with businesses, it is important to consider a few key facts regarding product returns or exchanges.

Each quarter, women from all over the community join together for a Women’s Night of Worship  (WNOW) at Lakeside Church on Lake Oconee. 

The Atlantic City Boys have wowed audiences at Las Vegas, Walt Disney World, Atlantic City, as well as cruise ships around the world. 

David Lowery of Milledgeville recently won the St. Johns Regional fishing tournament in Palatka, Fla. with a three-day total of 62-15. 

This is a reminder that Second Harvest will hold its monthly food distribution on Saturday, Jan. 15 from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (or until food supplies are depleted. 

The Greene County Christmas Stocking fund is a not-for-profit organization with the primary mission to assist Greene County families with children and senior citizens who are in need of a helping hand during the Christmas season.

In September, The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer’s Upscale Resale Committee reached out to Putnam Christian Outreach (PCO) to announce that the 2021 Upscale Resale event would be benefitting the Putnam and Greene County Food Pantries. 

On Dec. 18, 2021, Lake Oconee Elks Lodge took part in the National Wreaths Across America Day Ceremony.  

On All Saints Sunday recently, Greensboro First United Methodist Church Youth explored the historic downtown Greensboro Cemetery. 

Southern Quail hunting was a thing of beauty. The dogs, the guns, the horses, the fields — it was the sport of kings, but it was not held by them exclusively.

One in three adults over the age of 65 has a serious fall each year. About 20% of women who fracture a hip become permanently disabled and another 20% die within a year. 

The Greensboro Garden Club conducted a workshop on Nov. 15 making small floral arrangements to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Savannah Court of Lake Oconee residents. 

Reynolds Lake Oconee Properties, LLC is pleased to announce Chris Hewatt as Salesperson of the Month for November 2021 with three transactions.

Lake Oconee Elks Lodge enjoyed a "Month of Giving" in December to the lodge's surrounding communities.

Warrick Dunn has a big heart and he loves making dreams come true for single mothers across America.

Paige Pierson, 26, of Greensboro, was crowned Miss Georgia International 2022, on Nov. 2, 2021. 

The Old School History Museum is honored to be hosting Loran Smith as speaker on Jan. 23^. 

Ginny & Dave won massages and lunch for two, a $550 value, sponsored by The Ritz-Carlton Lake Oconee, in the Rotary Week 46 raffle. 

The 10th annual Greensboro First United Methodist Church Garage Sale to benefits Missions was a record breaking success! 

The Greene County Toastmasters Club is proud to welcome new members: Ricardo Bocanegra from Australia, Nga Tran from Viet Nam and Jack Pham from Canada.

100 Who Care Del Webb Lake Oconee members presented Second Harvest, Inc. with a generous donation to help them fight hunger. 

St. Mary’s Hospital has earned platinum-levelrecognition for its work in support of organ, eye and tissue donation and public health, while continuing to serve on the frontlines in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties is pleased to announce the following Students-of-the-Month for December 2021: Samantha O’Neal  (Gatewood Schools), ShaKayla Reid (Greene County High School), Sarah Grace Ingle (Lake Oconee Academy), Cory Lord (Nathanael Greene Academy), and Sinterica "Alyssa" Reeves (Putnam County High School). 

Yoga is a form of exercise that has been shown to improve core strength and balance, increase flexibility, promote mobility, improve mental health, increase oxygen intake, reduce stress, and help control weight.

Reynolds Lake Oconee is pleased to announce the recipients of its Third Quarter Employee Awards for 2021.  

Billi Bromer won a Vitamix Blender, a $500 value, sponsored by sponsored by Pathways to Healing, in the Rotary Week 44 raffle. 

Pictured: Laura Dent, Rotarian and Margie Eddy-Forbes, raffle prize winner and Rotarian. Tricia Ruppersberg of Aurum Jewelry, raffle prize sponsor, was unavailable for the photo.

Norman Zapien is passionate about how much he appreciates the hard work and dedication of the Greensboro Police Department. 

Reynolds Lake Oconee Properties, LLC is pleased to congratulate Mary Balicki as Salesperson of the Month for October, with a total of four transactions.  

Lake Oconee Dentistry hosted its fifth annual Stars, Stripes & Smiles event Friday, Oct. 29, providing a free day of dental care to 68 area veterans and active military, as well as law enforcement, firefighters, DNR and EMS personnel.  

Lake Oconee Academy recently conducted a food drive supporting the Greene County Food Pantry.

Did you know the average food shopper wastes 61% of the food he or she purchases?

There are only a few weeks until Christmas, and downtown Greensboro is already working to help you and your family enjoy the holidays in your hometown.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is the most common nerve compression disorder of the upper extremity.

Cheerful Hearts Ministry, based in Eatonton, has officially become an international ministry with its connection to the Life Gospel Renda Church Fellowship located in Ogembo.