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When the seasons change and the leaves around Lake Martin begin to fall, sailors know it’s time for an annual gathering where the only thing warmer than the Dixie Sailing Club’s hospitality is the competitive spirit on the water. 

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The day is coming when America sits down as one to share a special meal, reflect on what we are thankful for and appreciate the foods that embellish the traditions of Thanksgiving Day. 

The Reynolds’ Lake Martin life began on the water, long before there was a physical address. On weekends aboard their Sea Ray 320 at The Ridge, they spent long days cruising the shoreline and countless nights sleeping at the dock with their son, Jackson. 

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The tranquil surface of Lake Martin can be deceiving. While the water is often thought of as a constant, the annual drawdown to its winter pool transforms the lake, revealing a landscape of hi…

We are in the drawdown period for Lake Martin when water levels can be anywhere from 4 to 8 feet below full pool. This regular drawdown occurs in preparation for heavy winter and spring rains …

In our little corner of the Southeast, there may not be a better month of the year to be in the outdoors. The water’s still warm enough to enjoy time on the lake, and there are outdoor festiva…

As Lake Martin approaches 100 years, its rich history has become an everlasting source of local myths and eerie legends. While rumors such as jellyfish in the lake have proven true, these tales mix history and folklore into spooky campfire stories that keep the lake alive after dark.

Paddles hit the water with a purpose on September 20 as dozens of kayakers set out to do more than enjoy the Tallapoosa River – they came to clean it.

Here’s a creature that you’ve undoubtedly heard during summer, but you may not have seen. Cope’s gray treefrog is a small, nocturnal treefrog that likes wet, boggy areas and sings a lot.

It’s that time of year again. Summer has blown by, and now you’re facing all the chores you’ve postponed, as well as new ones, such as what to do with all the leaves lying around your yard. 

While the Lions Lake Martin Charity Poker Run may be the highlight of summer for many, for one man it represents something much deeper – a tradition he shared with his wife that he continues t…