George T. Bagby State Park, located along the shores of Lake Walter F. George (also know as Lake Eufaula) in Southwest Georgia, celebrated renovations to its Visitor Center and the addition of overnight accommodations and new amenities for parkgoers. The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together state and local leaders, including State Representative Gerald Greene who was instrumental in securing funding support through the legislature and Governor’s office.

Two Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Administrators were recognized for their exceptional effort and visitor service during two Administrator Conferences. The first conference was held for the southern regions of the state at Jack Hill State Park on November 4th, and the second was held for the northern regions at Don Carter State Park on November 18th. Both featured guest speakers, Q+A discussions for critical administrative duties, team building sessions, and a division-wide update from Director Angie Johnson.