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For news & information from 2018 onwards, please visit our Latest News section. Historical records prior to 2018 are featured below
Water Quality Reports
Water Quality Reports of Lake Glenville are currently provided on a quarterly basis courtesy of Equniox Environmental. Other reporting is conducted by FLG members and volunteers.
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News & Information
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2020 West Fork Tuckasegee River Bypass Release Schedule
2020 Tuckasegee River Recreation Flow Schedule Released
FLG 2019: The Year in Review
2019 has been a great year for Friends of Lake Glenville, filled with many accomplishments, social activities, and fun on one of the most beautiful and pristine lakes in the country!
Changing of the Guard: A Letter from FLG President David Leach
Dear Valued Members of FLG,
As previously communicated to you, there are some changes to the FLG Board for this coming year. The Members of FLG were informed by the President in an email on October 20th, 2018, of the formation of a Board Nominating Committee whose task it was to select a Slate of Directors to be presented to the Membership at the Annual Meeting on August 3, 2019. This slate would serve for 2019 and beyond, as determined by the By-Laws. The details can be found in the attachment entitled New Slate of Board Members, Responsibilities, and Terms.
Read more: Changing of the Guard: A Letter from FLG President David Leach
Record Number of Volunteers & Trash Haulage as FLG Cleans Up Lake Glenville
Friends of Lake Glenville held our annual Lake Clean-Up this past Saturday, June 22nd. We had a record attendance of 15 boats and over 75 participants. Debris drop-off was at the Pine Creek Access Area and was an exciting area for observers.
Read more: Record Number of Volunteers & Trash Haulage as FLG Cleans Up Lake Glenville
N.C. Wildlife Commission Urges Boaters to Play It Safe
In response to a stark increase in boating-related fatalities in 2018, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission urges all North Carolinians to practice safe habits while on the water in N.C. this summer, including on Lake Glenville.
Read more: N.C. Wildlife Commission Urges Boaters to Play It Safe
LOST AND FOUND
Calling all Lake Glenville boaters and home owners ! If you see this missing EZLock brand, plastic modular ramp, please pull it in and contact Joanna Lanciano at 941-726-1217.
Thank you for looking out for other Lake Glenville folks!
New Quarterly Water Report Released - Q1 2019
Evaluation of Pollution Sources to Lake Glenville
by Kimberlee K Hall, PhD, Environmental Health Program
Western Carolina University
Summary: Nitrate concentrations are reduced and despite the slight increase in orthophosphate concentrations since December, all continues to look good.
New Quarterly Water Report Released - Q2 2019
Evaluation of Pollution Sources to Lake Glenville
by Kimberlee K Hall, PhD, Environmental Health Program
Western Carolina University
Summary: Overall water quality, as evidenced by data collected on June 19, 2019, is acceptable but there is evidence to suggest the influence of recent runoff events on nutrient concentrations, total suspended solids, and turbidity.
New Quarterly Water Report Released - Q4 2018
Evaluation of Pollution Sources to Lake Glenville
by Kimberlee K Hall, PhD, Environmental Health Program
Western Carolina University
Summary: Chemical and microbial analysis of water samples collected at Lake Glenville area sites help to characterize water quality in relation to potential sources of water pollution. Overall water quality, as evidenced by data collected on December 6, 2018, is acceptable but there is evidence to suggest the influence of soil erosion and runoff events on water quality.