Latest from Laker Weekly

• Letter to the Editor - Saunders thankful for support of chili dinner
• Column: Just Add Water - As kids grow up, parenting can get a little hairy
• Big feat on little feet - Moneta grandmother wakeboards her way into the Guinness Book of World Records.
• Lucky for dogs and community, Marlene Truesdell can’t say no - She has been volunteering with service dogs for 14 years.
• The sound of Solrevolt - Listen to audio tracks and see the band
• Column: Shorelines - Sedalia Center showcases variety of entertainment
• Nominations sought for Citizens of Year -
• Sharing affection - Part-time laker lets it be known how he feels about 25 years of marriage.
• Column: Just Add Water - Extra work helps keep a young brain from turning to slush
• Letter to the editor - Thanks for the story about SML chef.

Latest from Smith Mountain Laker Magazine

• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - SML author’s first book focuses on how kids can go green
• Club Feature - The Spring Lake Outdoor Club
• Embracing a new role - Film producer finds peace and inspiration at Smith Mountain Lake
• Hearts at Home - Long-time SML sweethearts find the ideal spot to say “I do”
• The Waterfront Women -
• Detail Oriented - Local artist’s ornaments capture the spirit of Smith Mountain Lake
• “It is well with my soul” - After living for years with an addiction to alcohol, Pam Rickard is blazing a new path
• Brushstrokes of Bliss - Artist Jane Duncan Stogner takes creative cues from the local landscape
• Simple Needs, One Solution - SML-area resident’s non-profit organization is making strides in impoverished countries
• More from Steve Huff - WEB EXTRA Slideshow