Author Archives: Gail Beezley

After canceling last year’s Flea Market because of Covid, the Flea Market is back and was a great success!!  More details to follow, but here are some photos in case you missed the fun:      

LSC Spring Cleanup was scheduled for Saturday, Feb 26th, but has been postponed due to inclement weather.  Be sure to watch for a new announcement – we still need volunteers. Thanks,  Landscape Committee

  A great big THANK YOU goes out to John and Bevelry Stewart, Dave Lindsey, Ernie Handelmann, Richard Karn and Lance and Debbie Reynolds for their construction skills on Saturday and Sunday, February 20 and 21. These wonderful volunteers sawed … Continue reading →

TEN DAYS until the Flea Market “SCHEDULE” starts – Thursday March 3.  The schedule is posted on the Bluebonnet activity board, near the South entrance.  Is it time for LSC shed spring cleaning? Larry – Flea chair.

  Volunteers needed on Sunday, February 20th to  install a new message board and help build a new cover for the board.  Meet at 1:00 PM at the Message Board.  Contact John Stewart, Lot 76 for more info.

LSC Spring Cleanup:  Saturday, Feb 26th  9am -noon Volunteers needed!   Meet at Eastside porch. The focus will be leaves, common areas, and “Adopt A Spot:  Some tools and equipment will be provided, you can also bring your own.      … Continue reading →

On Monday morning 2/14 when the plumber gets here the water line that serves Lots 91 thru 122 will be shut off to repair the main line. It shouldn’t take very long and will probably happen between 8:00 AM and … Continue reading →

Dump Run this Saturday, February 12th.  Place your items for pick up at the front of your lot on Friday afternoon. Volunteers needed, meet at the maintenance area at 8:30 am. submitted by Brad Formo

Due to the current weather conditions, Bingo is cancelled this week only.  See you next Friday!

Due to the frigid weather on it’s way to us, our usual Social Hours for the week are being cancelled. We’ll start again with Monday munchies next week. Carolyn Taylor says “everyone, stay warm.”