After the Army Corps of Engineers closed several recreational spots along Lake Lanier right before Memorial Day, Georgia counties are still figuring out what the future will be for these parks as the ...

Lake Lanier is the largest lake in Georgia with more than 38,000 acres of water and over 690 miles of shoreline. The lake, which hosts several million visitors a year, was constructed by the U.S ...

It’s also the region’s deadliest. More than 200 people have died at Lake Lanier between 1994 and 2022, according to USA Today and Georgia DNR, with most of the deaths attributed to drownings.

About 216 people have died in the lake between 1994 and 2022, according to data from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. During just one week in September 2023, three people died in the lake.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division's data shows that 216 people have died at Lake Lanier between 1994 and 2022. Of those deaths, 140 were the result of drownings ...

While the body has not been identified, it signals another death at Lake Lanier, where between 1994 and 2024, more than 200 fatalities have occurred, according to the Georgia Department of Natural ...

Lake Lanier is getting a new attraction! On Wednesday, Margaritaville at Lake Lanier Islands held a groundbreaking ceremony to announce their plans for this summer — a new water park.

Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division says a member of the genus Cipangopaludina, also known as Chinese/Japanese Mystery Snails was recently discovered at Lake Lanier.

Usher’s ex-wife Tameka Foster Raymond has started a petition on change.org, calling for the draining of Lake Lanier in metro Atlanta. This is where Raymond’s 11-year-old son Kile Glover with ...

It’s also the region’s deadliest. More than 200 people have died at Lake Lanier between 1994 and 2022, according to USA Today and Georgia DNR, with most of the deaths attributed to drownings.

Reports show over 200 people have died at Lake Lanier between 1994 and 2022, with most of the deaths attributed to drownings. In 2023, there were 39 reported drownings at Lake Lanier.