Atlanta Rowing Club

Get ready to celebrate National Park Week!

From towering mountains and ancient forests to historic battlefields, iconic monuments, and hidden gems, every park has a story.

Celebrate , kicking off this Saturday, August 22, by visiting a park, joining a ranger program, discovering somewhere new, or sharing your favorite park memories.

And mark your calendar for August 25, the National Park Service’s birthday! Celebrate 110 years with a fee-free day at all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee.

Learn more: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/npscelebrates/national-park-week.htm

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Atlanta Rowing Club is having its first "Spirit Night" at Moxie Burger in downtown Roswell on Wednesday, August 12 from 5-9 PM!

Part of the proceeds from that time period will go to ARC. Credit only for dine in & in-person take out (no third party pick up).

Bring family, friends, etc. - just be sure to say you're with Atlanta Rowing Club at the checkout.

We can't wait to see you there! Cheers 🍻

Atlanta Rowing Club is having its first "Spirit Night" at Moxie Burger/Roswell 555 S. Atlanta St, Suite A600 on Wednesday, August 12 from 5-9PM.

Part of the proceeds from that time period will go to ARC. Credit only for dine in & in person take out (no third party pick up).

Bring family, friends, etc. just be sure to say you're with Atlanta Rowing Club at the checkout.

Thanks!

Harmful algal blooms (or HABs) are becoming more common due to climate change and increasing nutrient pollution in freshwater. HABs occur when cyanobacteria grow out of control and produce toxins that can harm people, pets, and wildlife.

They look like bright green, yellow, or blue pond scum and can make people and pets very sick through skin contact, ingestion, or inhalation. This summer, it’s important to stay away from discolored water and to supervise children and pets that may be playing in shallow coves.

If you suspect a HAB, please document the exact location, take photos/videos, and report it to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division or the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. You can also report it to CRK via our hotline program. Learn more at https://chattahoochee.org/our-work/habs/ and help spread the word by sharing this information in your community.

100 days to go! 🚣‍♀️‍ 🏁

The countdown to Head of the H***h is officially on. In 100 days, the Tennessee River will once again host the second-largest rowing regatta in the country, thousands of athletes, hundreds of teams, and a weekend of racing, community, and tradition that's become one of the highlights of the fall season.

Mark your calendars, and we'll see you on the water 💙

Be aware that I-285 will be closed this weekend from S. Atlanta Road to Paces Ferry Road in both directions. Please plan accordingly if you take this route to get to the theatre!

Head of the H***h questioning future amid Chattanooga’s riverfront redevelopment plans | Chattanooga Times Free Press Organizers of one of the largest rowing regattas in the nation are questioning the future of the Head of the H***h in Chattanooga amid plans to renovate the city's downtown riverfront.