Celebrating Labor Day Weekend On Logan Martin Lake Summer has flown by, and Labor Day has once again slipped up on us. Most of Pell City and the Logan Martin Lake area will be celebrating it as the last unofficial summer holiday on Logan Martin Lake. Before we crank up the boats and jet skis, let's reflect on the reason why we can spend a long weekend celebrating this day. On September 5, 1882, the original celebration was done by having the first Labor Day Parade in New York City. This date was originally set aside as an acknowledgment … (18 comments)
My son is grown, so I do not make it to the ball park much anymore. My friend goes to all of her grand children's ball games in Moody, and tells me incredible stories about the Miracle League Park that was built for handicapped children. I drive past this field all the time and have never stopped. Today I did, and I was impressed with what I saw. I know by looking at this field that all of the parents of disabled children are thankful to all of the people who donated money and time to build this remarkable … (15 comments)
You will not be able find a better place to play with family and friends then Lakeside Park in Pell City, Alabama. It is located next to the Civic Center on 65 acres, along the shores of Logan Martin Lake. The park was designed with everyone in mind, and has activities for all ages. You will be able to see the excitement and hear the giggles of your children, as you watch them play at Kid Kastle, built by local volunteers. If you enjoy walking, you will find the paved walking paths beautiful. … (1 comments)
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