As the Lake Hartwell Association (LHA), we proudly represent the interests of residents adjacent to, and those who use and benefit from, Lake Hartwell. Our reach extends across the entire lake, encompassing both states and all six counties. We serve as a unified voice, advocating for the protection of our
K. Terry Jackson Jr. has been serving LHA as Shoreline Development Committee Chair, vice-president, and acting president. The Board of Directors named Terry as our new president effective January 1. Ray Fedele, after serving almost ten years as LHA President, has decided it is time to step down and focus
In addition to the general operations of LHA, the following are the past year’s accomplishments of your LHA team of directors, administrator, and committee members. The effort to protect our great resource is sizable, and the challenges are always shifting.
On April 15, 2025, the Anderson SC County Council introduced a riparian buffer ordinance to address the impact new developments are having on the waters of Anderson County. The second reading for this ordinance (Ordinance 2025-018) is planned for Tuesday, May 6, 2025. The Lake Hartwell Association (LHA) plans to
Tuesday March 11, 7:00 PM, LHA held its 2025 Annual Meeting, bringing togetheralmost 150 members, supporters and guests to celebrate another year of preservation and community. They gathered at Anderson Civic Center in Anderson, SC where the meeting was streamed to members at Hartwell Arts Center in Hartwell, GA. LHA President, Terry Jackson Jr, spoke to members about the year in review of LHA activities. Mr.
Join the Lake Hartwell Association today and become a vital part of the effort to protect and preserve the beauty and vitality of Lake Hartwell for generations to come. Your membership helps fund projects that improve lake conditions, promote responsible recreation, and ensure that Lake Hartwell remains a treasured resource.
