Monthly Archives: April 2019

The showers in the Clubhouse are open again! They were repaired at minimal cost.

Check out the new LSC Logo T-Shirts available for sale in the Country Craft Store in the Clubhouse.  Part of the proceeds from the sale of these shirts will be donated to the Bluebonnet Auxiliary.

Due to a change in scheduling for the trash management company, dumpsters will now be emptied on Tuesdays instead of Thursdays. This change is effective immediately.  Also a reminder, on or about May 1st, we will go down from six … Continue reading →

The Decorating Committee would like to say THANK YOU to Patti Coble,  for the adorable campers and accessories she made for the tables in the Clubhouse!!! Be sure to check them out, they’ll bring a smile to your face. Submitted … Continue reading →

KEITH W. DICKMAN  September 3, 1942 ~ April 16, 2019 Keith Dickman, Lot 4,  had been a member of LSC since 12-7-2010.  He was a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran, receiving 3 Bronze Stars and the Vietnam Cross of Gallantry … Continue reading →

The west side doors at the Clubhouse, to the laundry room hallway and into the kitchen, are sporting new sunscreens thanks to a member suggestion. The idea for the screens were suggested by Maryann Lagassey, Lot 81.  John Swatloski and … Continue reading →

It’s Party Time! So mark your calendar and join us in the Clubhouse, Friday, May 3rd at 4:00 p.m. to celebrate the 32nd birthday of Lone Star Corral.  More details to follow.   Submitted by Patti Coble, Lot 110 & … Continue reading →

The new corner fence posts are all installed and last week, Linda Mossman and a crew of talented ladies stained them.         The cap solar lights were then mounted.  These cast a soft glow at night, illuminating … Continue reading →

The minutes and reports from the Board of Directors meeting held on March 7, 2019 are now posted under the “Members Only” section of the LSC Website.

Due to the hard work of several of our members, our new decorative landscape fences have been built and installed! A big THANK YOU to John Swatloski who oversaw the building and installation, Jim Mossman for the design and ALL … Continue reading →