The Big Canoe POA Board of Directors approved an increase of the Capital Contribution Fee (CCF), Jan. 4, in a previously announced special board meeting. A recording of the meeting is available to stream by clicking the button below to the POA Big Canoe Media YouTube Channel.
The Big Canoe 50th Anniversary Task Force members Susan Willson, Ellen Sheridan and Mark Green were joined by POA General Manager Scott Auer and Director of Amenities Carrie Scott for the official unveiling of the 50th anniversary logo, which will be front and center for 50th anniversary kic…
The Big Canoe Chapel Women’s Fellowship is open to all women in Big Canoe and the surrounding area. As we continue to build on our success from 2021, we cordially invite all women to join us. It is easy and there are no dues. Simply go to our website, www.women.bigcanoechapel.com, and sign u…
Back in September, when I first wrote about the delightful tabby named Lori, I was sure she would be snapped up in a heartbeat. If you did not see that article, I’m reprising the highlights below. But even if you have read it, it’s worth revisiting, as is Lori.
Whataburger is coming to Dawson County, it was announced earlier this month on social media.
Just a reminder for Big Canoe residents: The clubhouse annually closes its doors for two weeks every January for maintenance, reworking its menus and training new employees. The clubhouse will close Jan. 10-24 and reopen Tuesday, Jan. 25, so plan accordingly.
When an issue arises around Big Canoe, the right person to call is not always obvious.
Last month veterans and community members gathered at the Pickens County Veterans Memorial Park (PCVMP) for the fifth annual ceremony of placing a Christmas wreath at the park. The crowd was small, but patriotic. The Christmas wreath represents those service members who sacrifice their time …
There are two gray and black kittens currently residing at Maggie’s House, and you would swear they are twins. Even the most seasoned volunteers have difficulty telling them apart. Just look at their photos.
The Big Canoe Chapel Women’s Fellowship is offering two Bible study opportunities—one during the day and one in the evening.
The 2020 Cup Series champion once again earned the prestigious award as NASCAR's fan favorite.
Every year the Big Canoe Chapel Women’s Fellowship Outreach Committee entertains the residents of PruittHealth, Jasper, with a festive Christmas party.
Though not featured on Hallmark cards, our Maxine displays a personality which certainly aligns with the opinionated quirky lady of greeting card fame.
The lights were bright in Big Canoe as the POA festively decorated Wolfscratch Village. Whether it was Mickey Mouse or Santa in a canoe, a snowmen or Santa, it was a fun time for everyone in Big Canoe.
The Christmas fun in Dawsonville, Georgia began with a parade Dec. 4. and continued to nightfall when the city’s Christmas tree was lit. The parade was the biggest in event history with nearly 40 entrants, including Max and the Grinch, the Chick-fil-A cow, Santa himself and for the first tim…
The Big Canoe Property Owners Association is looking to expand its staff in an effort to better support the community.
Pickens County was filled with Christmas cheer Dec. 4 as live music, a parade and holiday shoppers were part of the fun in downtown Jasper.
The last Jasper Farmer’s Market of the year will run from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11 at Newton Park in Jasper. There is still time to buy produce and great local holiday gifts. Anyone can buy a gift from a big box store but a local handcrafted gift is as thoughtful as it comes. Ye…
Jill and her five littermates were found during a summer storm under a tree. They were spotted on the roadside by a very caring mail carrier. All six kittens were brought to the Big Canoe Animal Rescue facility and placed in its care.
On Saturday, Dec. 4, 45 cars were driven in a caravan from the Big Canoe Car Club to Gateway Classic Cars in Alpharetta for some holiday cheer.
Big Canoe's third annual Holiday Light Up the Lake event will be Saturday, Dec. 11 from 6-8 p.m. Join the fun in your decorated watercraft. Boats, pontoons, canoes and kayaks are welcome. No sea legs? Watch the flotilla from the Marina or a favorite lake spot, donning your festive holiday attire.
