OKTOBERFEST IS TODAY! Prost! The wait is over. Oktoberfest is happening TODAY! We’re looking forward to an evening of good food, good neighbors, and plenty of GEMÜTLICHKEIT (that’s German for a warm, cozy, good-time feeling). Dinner is provided, and if you’d like to add a little sweetness to the celebration, bring your favorite dessert to share! Homemade, store-bought, or something you simply couldn’t resist at the bakery. A few things to bring along: Your own stein if you have one, A lawn chair for lounging and enjoying the evening, your competitive spirit — we have a few games up our sleeves! Come ready to eat, laugh, mingle, and have a WUNDERBAR time! No need to be a little GRUMPY — it’s time to get your OOMPAH on! We can’t wait to see you tonight at The Lodge!
HAPPY HOUR: Mark your calendar for the next Happy Hour on Sunday, September 27th, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at The Lodge. Nancy Woodard will be your host! Bring your favorite beverage and an appetizer or dessert to share and come spend a relaxing evening catching up with neighbors and enjoying a little Sunday social time.
FALL FEST IS COMING! Saturday, October 3rd at 5:30 p.m. Fall is officially calling, and we’re answering! This year’s Fall Fest will feature: Chili Cook-Off — bring your best bowl and let the neighborhood decide! Cornhole Tournament — a little friendly competition never hurt anyone. Apple Dessert Competition — because fall and apples are simply meant to be together. So, dust off your chili recipe, practice your cornhole toss, and start thinking about what apple creation will make its grand debut. Please RSVP to Elizabeth Wilke at 678-596-5545. We hope you’ll join us for another fun night at The Preserve!
DEER ON THE MOVE: Please watch for deer, especially during the morning and evening hours. Several deer have recently been hit and left along the roadside. Contact a board member if you need help removing a deceased deer from the road/roadside and we’ll do our best to help.
A LITTLE COMMUNITY REMINDER: Social media is a wonderful place for sharing beautiful mountain views, the WILDlife, community happenings, and the occasional picture of grandbabies. Once again, if you see something suspicious in the neighborhood, please alert the local authorities. If you have a concern, question, or disagreement, please bring it directly to the board, CMA, or a committee chairperson. Let’s keep our conversations respectful, our facts straight, and our community the kind of place where we can disagree without needing a comment section and a referee. A little grace goes a long way… around here, we’ve got plenty of mountains for everyone to take the high road.
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