Lynn Walker Gendusa is a journalist based in NE Georgia, focusing on local stories and community events. She writes for Now Habersham, covering a range of topics including veterans, holidays, gardening, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Tennessean.
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Habersham, Georgia, United States (Local)
Lynn Walker Gendusa's coverage predominantly focuses on family and relationships, with a significant portion dedicated to seasonal content and opinion editorials. Given this, she may be interested in contributions related to personal experiences, human interest stories, or expert insights on topics such as love, relationships, emotions, and family dynamics.
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I have stated this before, but I love my fellow citizens enough to say it for the thousandth time: “Do not listen to only what you want to hear!”
I submitted my first story to the LaGrange Daily News nine years ago. It was a love letter to the west Georgia town that accepted me as a 15-year-old newbie.
Easter is coming soon, and my church will receive a big bag of cash by then! It all started with Lent.
After listening to the news and reading the paper, I hid in the closet…. And maybe I would stay there until it is safe to come out! Kids killing kids, adults behaving like disrespectful brats, and don't get me started on the absolute nightmare of politics!
Every difficulty I have encountered and unexpected occurrence that swept me off my feet, I summoned the old song that reminds me I can rise again because Jesus did.
It was 1950-something when Grandpa (my grandmother) and I usually went into town on Saturday mornings. I always adored visiting the small Tennessee mountain town where she resided.
Mysterious events occur daily, offering no explanation and leaving no concrete evidence. Many of these occurrences will remain riddles forever. However, some strange events arrive on an angel's wings. They cannot be seen with our eyes, but they are understood in the heart, which is open to observing such beauty.
The NCAA March Madness is over. However, Iowa’s Caitlin Clark will remain in the record books until another phenom arrives on the court.
The azaleas are bursting into shades of bright pinks and corals against a backdrop of spring green. Dogwoods are blossoming, using their delicate ivory petals to tell the story of Christ. New buds are patiently waiting to paint the dull gray tree branches into vibrancy. Pollen is sprinkling fine yellow dust on cars, porches, and houses and making its way into sinus cavities everywhere.
As I pondered my column regarding Mother’s Day, I realized the story was before me, hanging on a wall above my desk.
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