Some slither, some shriek, but all are awesome and coming to Skidaway Island as Georgia Southern’s Wildlife Education Center brings both its raptors and its reptiles show to The Landings on Saturday, October 29.
All are welcomed to come get up-close looks at majestic hawks, tiny owls, and the Georgia Southern mascot, Freedom (a bald eagle) , as well as a variety of fascinating reptiles. This very special event gets underway at 1 p.m. at The Landings' Community Park (600 Landings Way South).
This unique opportunity to view and learn about local birds of prey and other wildlife is presented by Skidaway Audubon.
Decorate your golf cart and join the parade, which will begin by 3:30 p.m., leaving from The Landings Association’s Parking lot (600 Landings Way South).
After a caravan parade through the island, we will gather at Landings Harbor Marina for a Holiday Party beginning at 4:30 p.m., with food trucks, music, Santa, and more.
As the Landings Garden Club kicks off 2022 Holiday Bow Sales, thank the 90 volunteers required to make this annual event a success. From the bow making to the marketing and sales, many hands are needed. Also, a huge thank you to all of you who support us each year with your purchases. It’s heartwarming to drive through our beautiful community and see our festive bows on mailboxes, lamp posts, front doors, and golf carts.
First Tee Savannah wants to hear from Landings residents who are interested in serving as standard bearers for the upcoming Q-School Tournament. The event will be held in The Landings from November 4-7. Standard Bearers will be needed on Sunday (November 6) and Monday (November 7) only.
Watch from inside the ropes as professionals attempt to qualify for the Korn Ferry Tournament!
The dry rack buildings at Landings Harbor Marina were constructed in phases from 1980 through 1987.
The dry rack building replacement project has been through alternative conceptual designs over the past several years.
A close look at the design and use of each building specific for the vessel sizes must be considered, as the price of raw materials and labor have seen significant increases.
If you haven’t yet voted in The Landings Association’s Board of Directors election, please do so today.
The voting packet most owners should have received by now includes instructions for logging in and completing the ballot online, along with you username and password.
Once the winds and rains from Hurricane Ian have passed and you start to clean up your property, please make sure to place items appropriately to prevent flooding on your street.
Residents are reminded that yard debris should not be placed on storm drain caps, roadways, or in the gutter valleys along the roadways.
Additionally, do not allow your lawn contractors or tree companies to place items on the curb.
On September 23, Security responded to a home in the Westcross area on two occasions for a report of motion detected on a camera located outside of the home near the garage.
On September 25, Security received a call from a property owner who stated that he had seen his property (vacant lot) listed for sale on Zillow when he had not listed it for sale.
On September 26, Security responded to the North RV lot for a report of property damage sustained to the vertical fence post on lot #3
The Public Works Department, in conjunction with BrightView Landscapes, prepared for Hurricane Ian’s potential impact on the community this week.
On Wednesday, September 28, Absolute Concrete began working on concrete community path panel repairs and curb maintenance along Landings Way South from Tidewater to the Delegal Circle. Please utilize caution when traveling in and around the project area.
Southeast Pipe completed lining of the storm drain pipe on Willeford Drive this week
Staff removed an eight-foot section of the wooden perimeter fence in Marshview Landing this week.
