LHA Adopt A Shoreline Needs Your Photos
LHA Adopt A Shoreline needs your photos of the TRASH left behind and what has been picked up, especially after a holiday weekend! Please email your photos to [email protected]. We know there are concerned citizens out there helping to maintain our lake and we’d like to hear from you and thank you! Sharing your litter […]
Commercial Developments on Lake Hartwell
Background Anderson County Economic Development has had an interest in developing along the shores of Lake Hartwell for more than 10 years. While prior attempts for development had failed, in 2018 Anderson County officials approached the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) about possibility of recreational redevelopment of Asbury Park and Campground. This resulted in […]
“Adopt-A-Shoreline”
What is “Adopt-A-Shoreline”? The Corps of Engineers has established an ongoing trash pick-up program that assigns segments of the shoreline to volunteers. This program helps ensure that the more impacted areas are covered and that there is less confusion and overlap of assigned areas. It also allows those participating to be recognized and rewarded. The […]
Latest Projections Indicate Lake Hartwell Will Gradually Decline
The daily projected lake levels for Lake Hartwell indicate that the lake will be at levels between 649.1 and 649.3 during the period December 21st through December 30th, 2016. Average daily outflow will vary between 0 and 2,480 cfs for this period. If you would like to see the daily water declarations on the Corps […]
Living on Borrowed Rain
From the US Army Corps of Engineers: Now that it’s officially summer, the heat is on in more ways than one. Namely, if the trend of sub-par precipitation doesn’t improve, the basin could enter drought level 1 before August. That same trajectory would bring us to drought level 2 before October. If this seems alarming, […]
