Weather permitting, on Monday, May 24, Franklin Creek Road, leading up to the tennis center, will be closed for sewer maintenance. The rain date for this closure is Tuesday, May 25. Work will require the road to be closed for 48 hours. Please see the detailed map below of the work.
We apologize for the inconvenience and ask that you please exercise caution at the Franklin Creek campus during this time.
The Coastal Health District no longer is reporting the cumulative number of COVID-19 cases by Zip Code. You still can view this archived area of the health department's website, by clicking here.
To view the most current data and charts, to include vaccination data, weekly testing numbers, statewide data, and more, click here.
Spring is here, and summer is just around the corner, which means new landscaping is well underway with the changeout of plants, turf, shrubs, and more! Deer have larger appetites in the spring as new shoots and buds are in bloom and become especially enticing to the deer after winter.
Recognizing that you can’t catch fish in the classroom, volunteers from the Skidaway Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) recently conducted a first-of-its-kind outdoor fishing tutorial. Attendees gathered along the shoreline between two saltwater lagoons, located in the Oakridge section of the community.
What do you do when you have not one, or two, but three insurmountable problems, and one of those is 65 feet tall? Call an expert!
Skidaway Audubon’s Tallow Terrors, a roving group of chainsaw-wielding volunteers dedicated to eradicating Chinese tallow trees on Skidway, are not equipped to take down towering trees. So, when three monstrous ones were discovered, they turned to Rob Cuilty at SavATree of Savannah.
Your Landings Association has organized two Landings Nights at the Ball Park for 2021. This year, for your convenience, you can purchase tickets from the comfort of your own home.
The Village Library gratefully accepts book donations on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. Nearly all donated items will be sold, generating much-needed revenue for the Library. We kindly request that donated items be in good condition and not outdated. Receipts are provided to donors.
The Library is most interested in the following types of materials for inclusion in its book sale inventory:
If you’ve ever enjoyed watching bald eagles on a bird-cam, in the treetops at the Bartram Road lagoon, or above the Moon River bridge, thank the Endangered Species Act.
You will miss a fun and informative event if you haven't reserved your spot at Tea and Thee hosted by Ladies On The Right on May 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Palmetto Club Ballroom, celebrating wonderful women, our mothers, and others.
