Latest from Laker Weekly

• Column: Shorelines - Author sees God, miracles in nature
• Rotarian to assist with polio immunizations -
• Personal plight - Teenager Noelle Lane made a documentary based on the life of her late father and others who are homeless.
• Real Jersey girls gather at SML - The lake has a social/service club for women with ties to The Garden State.
• Cancer patient takes her leave with laughter - Jennifer Anne Church proved that a departure doesn't need to be an entirely sad affair.
• Moneta boy, 10, speeding to the top - Matthew Epp was awarded the go-kart racing championship in his division during the past season.
• Column: Just add water - Mom doesn't need to mind daughter's business
• Bonded like brothers - Teens enduring similar nightmares are there for each other through the toughest of times.
• Let the good tunes roll - Larry Norman's old-fashioned musical collection includes six player pianos and enough rolls to play on and on.
• Column: Shorelines - Which one is Mary Lou Peters? They both are

Latest from Smith Mountain Laker Magazine

• Profile: It's official: Stritesky loves lake living - Laker Bruce Stritesky has found success on the gridiorn as an official in the National Football League
• David Baldacci - Action and suspense novelist David Baldacci leaves the danger and drama behind when he and he his family retreat to their Smith Mountain Lake home
• His Business is Growing - Whether he's maintaining fairways or fruit trees, H.T. Page finds happiness working outdoors
• Happily Ever After - Lake author provides refuge to rescued animals
• Our Miss Virginia - State title is the crowing achievement for SML native Chinah Helmandollar
• Crusty Boarders -
• 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”