Living In A Forest In our neighborhood of over 700 homes, we have a very diverse group of residents, but did you know you have many more neighbors than pay HOA dues? No, I am not ranting about delinquent homeowners, but calling attention to our furry friends calling our backyards home. You see, we […]
Let’s be Careful Out There By David Bergeron Comm Comm In a close, comfortable and safe neighborhood such as ours, it’s wonderful that we can walk on sidewalks, bike on roads and paths, and that the pool, clubhouse and our neighbors are all close enough to get to by golf cart. Golf carts are convenient […]
Spring Camp Options 2019 Compiled and Edited by Tammy Hartford and Renée Cabaup, Comm. Comm Lexington-Richland District 5 schools will be closed for Spring Break April 15-19th. There are lots of fun things to do if you’ll be home with your children, but what if you have to work and need child care? Here are […]
Anyone seen my cat / Who’s cat is this? By Eric Nagy Comm Comm First off, let me preface this by saying I am an ANIMAL LOVER! I have had many pets through my lifetime, including dogs, cats, snakes, iguana, rats, fish, and probably some others I have left off that list. All of my […]
Taking advantage of our amenities By David Bergeron Comm Comm CHP is a great place to live. For an average HOA fee, we enjoy an uncommon array of neighborhood amenities. Why not take full advantage of them? Our most popular feature, the pool is undergoing a number of upgrades, and should be open from mid-May […]
Neighborhood Vs. Community By Trina Winde CHP Resident As I’ve gotten older my perceptions have shifted and changed. I guess that is part of living all of life’s beautiful ups and downs. I see more gray area now. In my job as a Realtor though, it can be a bit more black and white at […]
What’s In A Name? By : Renée Cabaup, 2019 Communications Committee When I moved to Chestnut Hill Plantation from New England four years ago, I was intrigued by the name of our community. As a history buff, I wondered: were we built on a site known for an abundance of chestnut trees? Was there a […]
Rethink Cyber Safety Rules and the “Tech Talk” with Your Teens This information is from StaySafeOnline.Org Teens connect to the online world much differently than their parents do – thanks in part to our rapidly advancing technologies. Today more than ever, teens lead complex online lives and are faced with real-world problems online. In […]
Yummy breakfast recipes to warm you up! By Cynthia Giles Communication Committee It has been so cold and wet recently, making Lost Creek the center of attention for most of us. But while most of us are ready for summer, I love the cold, rainy season because the food is SO MUCH BETTER! Hot, […]
Election time is near (again)! “Decisions are made by those who show up.” Tuesday November 6 is your next opportunity to have your voice heard. Statewide seats are on the ballot, including Governor, Attorney General, and School Superintendent, among others. We need to choose local representatives as well; our US House district, our representative in […]