In developed nations the world over, garages and basements are hiding treasure troves of unused house paint. Until now, recycling or disposing of that paint was a challenge. “We created Global Paint for Charity to bring beautiful color to underserved countries that have little or no access to paint,” says
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The ingredients are simple: paint, brushes, water, and maybe a wall or two. Yet magic happens when Muralist Jack Pabis of Frederick, Maryland applies his artistic superpowers to blank surfaces. Pabis is a modern-day genius, the proverbial Renaissance Man who is a straight shooter with a wide range of talents.
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Lakes, rivers and bays seem to call out for enjoyment on a beautiful day, but with social distancing in force, is this luxury still possible to safely enjoy? “As the country prepares to reopen slowly, we want people to enjoy Lake Oconee to its fullest, even during the COVID-19 pandemic,”
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The water is clean and clear, the coves are natural wonderlands, and water sports are plentiful on Lake Oconee, a Georgia Power lake created upon completion of the Wallace Dam on the Oconee River in 1979. On any given day, visitors will see pontoon boats, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boards,
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