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February/March 2017

HOURS FOR SPORTS CLUB OFFICE AND FITNESS ROOM

Monday~Friday 7:30am - 8:30pmSaturday 7:30am - 5:00pmSunday 10:00am - 5:00pm

704-766-0045

CONTENTS

WELCOME NEIGHBORS

Arleen Blythe Ollis1521 Bucklebury Court (Dominion Trace) 704-737-2992Children: Emma Geist Keethan Geist Arlene is a LPTA for Advanced Home Care. She is originally from New York and moved to Highland Creek from Concord, NC.

Claudia Ravel4200 Beauvista Drive 980-319-8419

Claudia is an Administrative Assistant/Translator/Financial Analyst/Accounting Specialist seeking employment. She is originally from Germany and moved to Highland Creek from Munich. Claudia is very interested in health and nutrition.

Kevin & Kirsten Richardson1151 Anduin Falls Drive (Dominion Grove) 704-277-6761Children: Avery - 3 Desmond - 1

The Richardsons moved to Highland Creek from elsewhere in Charlotte.

Birthdays & Anniversaries 4

Community Phone Numbers 4

Upcoming Activities 5-6

Sports 9-11

Finance 14

Business Listings 17-18

Clubs 19

Activities Update 21-24

Real Estate 29

School News 30

Recipes to Share 32

Places to Go...Things to Do 36

Manager’s Corner 37

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HOURS FOR PHOTO IDs

If you don’t have a Highland Creek ID yet, or need a replacement card, now is the time to get it!

Please note the following:

IDs are taken at the Highland Creek Sports Club office Monday – �Friday 10-8pm, Saturday and Sunday 10-4pm.

Everyone five years and older needs to have an ID card. �

You must bring your closing papers or rental agreement and a �picture ID when coming for your first ID card.

If you move from one house to another within Highland Creek, you �must bring your closing papers or lease for the new house so that your address can be updated. Please do not throw away your ID cards from the previous house. The cards will be made active for your new address.

If you lose your ID and need a replacement, you will need a picture �ID and proof of residency such as a utility bill. There is a $10.00 charge for replacement cards.

Cards do not need to be updated unless you move. If you want to �update your child’s card there will be a $10.00 charge until such time as they are able to go to the pool on their own (12 yrs. old).

Your ID card is valid only if Association assessments are paid and �up to date.

ID cards are for residents only. If you �own a home but lease it to someone else, the lessee is entitled to the cards.

Highland Creek Security has the �authority to ask to see proof of residence. Please carry your Highland Creek ID badge with you when using any of the amenities including parks and playgrounds.

2016-2017 BOARD MEMBERS

Robert Valencia - [email protected]

Cathy Staskel - Vice [email protected]

Charlie Lechner - [email protected]

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Brian [email protected]

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Hunter & Hein, Attorneys at Law, PLLC Mail: 5806 Prosperity Church Rd., A2-141 704-412-1442 www.hunterheinattorneys.com

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COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERSHawthorne Management 704-377-0114H.C. Sports Club Office 704-766-0045H.C. Activities Office [email protected] or [email protected] Sports/Aquatics Director Megan Morsillo [email protected] Creek Newsletter 704-766-0045Highland Creek Golf Club 704-875-9000Security 704-609-0569Tennis Lessons/Director Kip Koross 704-576-5582 [email protected] Haven-Memory Care Community 704-992-1560The Laurels-Assisted Living Community 704-947-8050The Player’s Grille 704-875-8599Univ. Child Dev. Center 704-875-3338Highland Creek Website www.highlandcreek.com

COMMUNITY CLUBS/SPORTS GROUPSBook Club Barbara West 704-274-9527Boating Club [email protected] Golf Mike Layel 704-651-8111 [email protected] Girls Phyllis Smith 704-948-9548Highland Creek Business Group Mark Scarrow 704-719-4096Ladies Dinner Group Anita McKiernan 704-806-8816Men’s Golf Mike Refsnider 704-201-1377Senior’s Golf Lee Atkinson 704-875-8063Sit and Stitch Amy 704-572-5599Swim Team [email protected]

Please let us know if you care to remember your family or friends’ special dates in our bi-monthly listing. The next deadline is March 1st for the April publication.

Call 704-766-0045 or email [email protected]

BIRTHDAYS & COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERS

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SOLD SOLDHAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY February 2 Malik Bryant February 6 The Russo’s 2 Pat Peterson 17 The Montgomery’s 3 Amelia Ritter 20 The Moore’s 5 Jasmin Kearse 20 The Sydorick’s 7 Giovanni Lucenti 8 Doug Rappoport 10 Cameron E. Blount, Yamin Alshayeb 12 Bill Spicker 13 Trudy Pearce 17 Julie Dunkin 18 Brady Pace 20 Joe Connolly 22 Drew & Abby Dunkin 22 Joshua Kearse 27 Ginny Moore 28 Sharika Shropshire

March 1 Marty Weiss March 6 The Lucenti’s 5 Rich Luebkemann 21 The Lorenz’s 5 Joe Ormsby 6 Wesley Blount III 14 Carlita Hunter 15 Srinivas Vadapalli 17 Bhargav S. Vadapalli 24 Joe Moeller 25 Terry Natale 25 Nancy Matsen 27 Arlene Kotowski 29 Delores Lee, Carol Travis 31 John Kilchenman

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UPCOMING

ACTIVITIES *Please note if an activity does not have enough

registrants to warrant clubhouse use, the activity will be cancelled and fee will be reimbursed if applicable.

Farmer’s MarketReturning in April 2017 on Wednesday’s, 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. through the end of October in the Highland Creek Golf Club parking lot.

Charlotte Reading Web – Valentine Theme – Parents Night Out Ages 3-6 - Must be Potty Trained

Saturday, February 11th, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. at Prosperity Park. Dinner will be provided (pizza). Cost is $25 for the first child/$15 for the second child.

This fun event will keep your little readers and scientists busy all evening! The students will participate in hands-on reading games and science projects. The activities will include heart letter games, musical chairs, and creating our own post office. Some of the fun science experiments will include creating LOVE Lamps and exploring reactions with candy hearts! The kids will work on their knowledge of letters, sounds, and sight words through reading games. There will be lots of moving and exploring throughout the session! Online registration is now open at highlandcreek.com.

Kids Winter BINGO’sSaturday, February 18th at Prosperity Park Clubhouse10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (Ages 5 to 10)12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. (Middle School)2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. – (Ages 5 to 10)4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (High School)

Fun prizes and gift cards to win. Limited spaces available! Registration opens January 26th at highlandcreek.com. For ages 5 to 10, you may register your child for only one of the two sessions offered.

Comedy at the CreekSaturday, February 25th, 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Please join us for our next Comedy at the Creek comedy night at The Player’s Grille located at the Highland Creek Golf Clubhouse. This comedy night will feature 4 Nationally touring, hilarious comedians: Shaun Jones, Jarrod Harris, Chris Killian and Hannah Hogan.

Cost is $25 per person. Appetizers and one non-alcoholic beverage will be provided as part of your paid addmission. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Seats are available on a first come, first served basis. Cash bar onsite. Visit highlandcreek.com to purchase tickets.

*Not so Small Print Provisions:Ages 21 and older only, NO REFUNDS, adult, mature content might not be for the easily offended.

Etiquette Class for Middle School & High School ChildrenSunday, February 26th at Prosperity Park Clubhouse1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (Middle School)3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (High School)$20 per participant

Being a teenager is not easy and many of us forget that after we become adults. The questions that teens have may seem basic to adults but to a teen it can make a difference in whatever situation he or she is facing. This class will cover knowing those basic etiquette rules and exhibiting good manners. Specific tops covered in this class are: Cell phone use – etiquette and safety, Computer use – communicating by computer and safety, Thank You Notes – why, when and how, Greetings/Introductions – nametags and handshakes, No “I” in Team – good sportsmanship and teamwork, Appearance/Conversation – How to dress and Respect and Remember, Ask, Include, and Listen (RAIL), Job Interview (High School Class), Table Manners – Special School Events. Online registration is open at highlandcreek.com.

Walk in the Woods, An Environmental Education Company - Sea Turtles “Gentle Giants of Land and Sea”Saturday, March 4th at Prosperity Park Clubhouse10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. (session one)11:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. (session two)This activity is open to children ages 4 to 10.

See live relatives of sea turtles including terrestrial and freshwater turtles. Of more than 250 turtle species living today, the seven species of sea turtles pose the largest threat of becoming extinct in the near future. Currently, all sea turtles are listed as threatened or endangered. In this program, participants learn how to identify sea turtles and understand how they are different from other turtles. Topics of discussion include: identification, life cycle, anatomy, diet, nesting, hatchling emergence, defense strategies, natural predators, man-induced problems and conservation efforts. Participants can observe a life-size image of the largest turtle in the world, the Leatherback sea turtle, and touch many turtle terrific items on display.

*Please note: Sea turtle artifacts are protected by law and licensed to authorized science institutions. On loan from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service artifacts in the program include: 3 Loggerhead skulls, 2 Hawksbill sea turtle taxidermy, 2 Green sea turtle carapaces, preserved hatchlings of Loggerheads and Green sea turtles, lower jaw of a Green sea turtle and Green sea turtle eggshells. Confiscated items include an Olive Ridley cowboy boot, sea turtle body lotion and Hawksbill bracelets. Books and educational posters are on display. Registration opens February 9th at highlandcreek.com.

Adult BINGO Friday, March 10th, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. at the Player’s Grille inside the Highland Creek Golf Club. Cost is $1 per card for ages 21 & up ONLY.

Player’s Grille will offer a limited menu for purchase to residents until 6:00 p.m. At 6:30 p.m., enjoy complimentary light appetizers; limited servings per person. Beverages will be available for purchase. NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR BEVERAGES ARE PERMITTED DURING THIS EVENT.Seats and appetizers are available on a first come, first serve basis. We play about 21 games during the BINGO session. Come out and have the chance to win some awesome prizes! MUST be a Highland Creek Resident to play. Please have HC ID badge or driver’s license with Highland Creek address ready when purchasing cards.

Coverall sponsored by Consuelo Souders & Company, Keller Williams Realty and Brian Souders, Supreme Lending with the chance to win UP TO $1,000 GIFT CARD!

Camp Meet & Greet (Two families will have the chance to win a $50 credit towards one of HCCA’s summer camps!)Tuesday, March 14th, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at Prosperity Park Clubhouse

It’s not too early to start thinking about what your kids are going to do this summer! Come join us for an “open house” and get information from our camp instructors about our exciting summer camps offered at Highland Creek for 2017. We will be holding two $50 camp credit raffles at 8:00 p.m. You do not need to be present to win. Families welcome, refreshments will be served.

Garage Sale Registration – ONLINE ONLYBeginning Thursday, March 30th at 11:00 a.m., registration will be ONLINE ONLY at highlandcreek.com. The registration link will be posted in advance but not active until 3/30/17 at 11:00 a.m. Homeowners MUST be current with HOA dues AT TIME OF REGISTRATION in order to be granted a selling space. If dues are not current at time of registration, the space will be given to another resident who is current on dues should there be a wait list. One space permitted per Highland Creek household.

The garage sale is scheduled for Saturday, April 29th from 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at Ridge Road Middle School.

Easter Egg HuntSaturday, April 1st, 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Prosperity Park

Face-painting, balloon art, caricaturist, train rides, 26 foot slide, 30 foot obstacle course, bounce house, free ice-cream and cotton candy, popcorn and water (one per person please while supplies last) and hunt for over 5,000 stuffed Easter eggs (please note: the hunt will be separated by age group)! Parents be aware, some eggs contain small pieces. Lucky eggs have a ticket to win a prize and must be redeemed at the event. The Egg

Hunt will begin promptly at 2:15 p.m. The rain date for this event will be on Sunday, April 2nd at 2:00 p.m. (egg hunt only).

Shred-It Community EventSaturday, April 22nd, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m at Highland Creek Golf Club Parking Lot

Gather up all of the documents that you have that need shredding! Come by the Golf Club (upper parking lot) with your Highland Creek ID or driver’s license between 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. to have your documents shred before your eyes. Get purging! After all it is Earth Day!

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Highland Creek Events are open toRESIDENTS only.

Please have ID badge or driver’s license with you for all future events.


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Concord/Cabarrusconcordnc.gov,

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“What’s My Day for Trash”.

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SPORTS

Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017Location: Highland Creek Elementary

Race Start Time: 9:00 a.m.Fun Run Start Time: 10:00 a.m.

Cost: $23 per personRegistration Closes: Thursday, March 16th at 9:00 a.m.

Register online at: www.jonesracingcompany.com

Proceeds from this event will benefit the Batten Disease Support and Research Association (BDSRA) which is an international support and research networking organization for families of children and young adults with an inherited neurological degenerative disease known as Batten disease. For more information about this disease and the families of children affected by it visit www.bdsra.org.

HIGHLAND CREEKSpirit Night

Join your Highland Creek neighborsFriday, February 24th

7:15 p.m.Bojangles’ Coliseum

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Tickets are discounted and everyone gets a hat! One

lucky person will get to ride the zamboni!

Head to GOCHECKERS.COM/HIGHLANDCREEK

and use promo code HIGHLANDCREEK

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visit highlandcreek.com for the link.

Tickets priced at $12 and $15 (taxes & fees apply)

Questions can be directed to Megan Morsillo at

[email protected].

Soccer Shots is an engaging children’s soccer program with a focus on character development. Weekly sessions will focus on skill development, teamwork, building confidence and FUN! Soccer Shots caring team positively impacts children’s lives on and off the field through best-in-class coaching, curriculum and communication.

Program OptionsMini: 2 year olds

Classic: 3-5 year oldsMonday, Friday or Saturday classes available at

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Season starts February 25th! Register today at highlandcreek.com. Go to News & Events and click on Upcoming Events.


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DEADLINE: March 1, 2017For information, call the Sports Club at

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The fitness room at the Sports Club is open to all Highland Creek residents and guests who are a minimum of sixteen years old, provided that teens under eighteen years old…

Are residents of Highland Creek.1.

Come to the Sports Club accompanied by a parent or guardian with 2. proper ID. Both parties must review and sign the Authorization/Contract in front of a Sports Club employee.

Sports Director, Megan Morsillo, will schedule a session for 3. instruction on the fitness room equipment.

Present a valid ID Card at the Sports Club desk. No teens will be 4. admitted to the Fitness Center on his/her own without showing the valid Fitness Center ID, NO EXCEPTIONS! If they lose the ID they will have to pay $10.00 for a replacement.

If the teen is disruptive or does not 5. follow the rules he/she will have one warning; if it happens again, his/her ID will not to be returned to him/her. He/she will not be permitted back in the Fitness Center.

TEEN FITNESS ROOM POLICY

Chair Yoga Classes - Classes are held at the Sports Club every Monday from 12 noon - 1:00pm. Cost is $5 per class.

Adult Yoga Classes - Classes are held at the Sports Club every Monday & Thursday evening from 6:30-8:00pm. Cost is $10 per class. Students are encouraged to bring their own mat and bottle of water. For more information, go to www.DivineShantiYoga.com. Zumba Classes - Classes are held at the Sports Club every Wednesday (except 1st Wednesday of the month) at 6:00pm and Saturday at 9:00am. Cost is $5 per class. Contact Chenoa Bevenour ([email protected]) for more information.

Tai Chi Classes - Classes are held on Tuesday mornings at 9:00am at the Sports Club. Cost is $10 per class/$8 for seniors. For more information, contact [email protected].

All classes are for Highland Creek residents only. Residents are allowed to bring one guest to a class. Your Highland Creek ID is required to participate in the class.

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On Valentine’s Day, Consider Financial Gifts...submitted by Daniel Haller FINANCE

Last year, Americans spent more than $19 billion on Valentine’s Day gifts, according to the National Retail Federation, with the majority of this money going to flowers, candy, cards and an evening out. These gifts were thoughtful, of

course, and no doubt appreciated, but they were also somewhat disposable, for lack of a better word. On the other hand, some financial gifts can have a pretty long “shelf life.”

Beyond simply enclosing some money in a card, what sort of financial gifts can you give? The answer depends somewhat on the recipient. For example, if your sweetheart is also your spouse, some of the gifts suggested

below may be redundant to the financial moves you make together. However, if you aren’t married, or if you and your spouse maintain separate finances, these ideas may make excellent Valentine’s Day presents:

IRA contributions ■ – Technically, you can’t contribute directly to someone else’s traditional or Roth IRA, but you can write a check to your loved one – although, of course, he or she is free to use the money for any purpose. Like most people, your valentine may not usually contribute the yearly maximum amount – which, in 2017, is $5,500, or $6,500 if you’re 50 or older – so your check should be quite welcome. A traditional IRA can grow on a tax-deferred basis, and contributions may be tax-deductible. (Taxes are due upon withdrawal, and any withdrawals you make before you reach 59½ may be subject to a 10% IRS penalty. A Roth IRA’s earnings are distributed tax-free, provided withdrawals aren’t taken until the account owner is 59½ and has had the IRA for at least five years.

Charitable gifts ■ – Consider making a gift to a charitable organization supported by your loved one. When you send cash to a qualified charity, you can get a tax deduction, but you might gain even bigger benefits by donating appreciated securities you’ve held for more than one year. By doing so, you can generally deduct the value of the securities, based on their worth when you make the gift. Plus, neither you nor the charity will have to pay capital gains taxes on the donated investments.

Contributions to an emergency fund ■ – It’s a good idea for everyone to maintain an emergency fund to cover unanticipated expenses, such as a major car repair, a new furnace or out-of-pocket medical bills. If your valentine doesn’t have such a fund, consider helping him or her establish one, with the money going to a liquid, low-risk account.

Gym membership ■ – Although not actually a “financial” gift, a gym membership can nonetheless bring some positive economic results to your valentine. For one thing, the insurance industry is providing more incentives to encourage people to exercise and live healthier lifestyles. But even if a gym membership doesn’t give your loved one a break on insurance premiums, it can nonetheless result in better physical conditioning, which, in turn, could ultimately result in lower medical costs.

On Valentine’s Day, you may still want to get your sweetheart something associated with the holiday. But if it’s within your means to do so, also consider one of the above suggestions for financial gifts. Your generosity will still be felt long after the chocolates are eaten and the flowers have faded.

Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation. This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. www.landondunn.com


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Alex Palomeque, lead instructor at the golf club, is offering “roll up” clinics on Saturday and Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. at the Highland Creek golf course. No registration necessary. Cost is $15 per session. Meet on the putting green and then head to the range or stay at the putting green. Clinics are open to all ages. Call Alex at 704-770-6482 with questions.

For parents that work a 9-5 job, Alex is holding an Afterschool Program for elementary, middle and high schoolers to come over to Highland Creek Golf Course and get quality instruction. The program runs from 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Tuesdays through May. Limited to 15 children per semester. To register or for more information, including pricing, contact Alex at 704-770-6482 or email [email protected].

Summer Camps: This year Alex is going to be implementing a Summer Camp College Roster Program where kids can come play and compete while improving their golf game and looking for a future in the game of golf either at the next level or at college. During the camps we will be working on putting, chipping, bunkers, irons and driving before heading out onto the course to play games and win prizes. AIex will be looking to send people off to college through these camps and will be in constant contact with college coaches that best suit your child’s needs.

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C. Magic Happen EntertainmentEntertainmentContact: Clarence Pearsall, [email protected]

The Canipe Law Firm, PLLCAttorneyContact: Nicole [email protected]

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Reliable Flyer DeliveryFlyer DeliveryContact: Dan Kallaur704-750-0758Contact@DeliverWithReliable.comwww.DeliverWithReliable.com

Robert Mariani PhotographyPortraits, Business Headshots & ArchitecturalContact: Robert [email protected]

Senior & Family Care ConsultantSenior & Family guide to new Living OptionsContact: Douglas [email protected]

Southern States ChiropracticDoctor of ChiropracticContact: Dr. Austin [email protected]

Summit Comedy, Inc.Comedy Entertainment, Talent for Corp./Private EventsContact: Chuck [email protected]

Supreme LendingMortgagesContact: Brian Souders704-965-6870brian.souders@supremelending.comwww.YourHomeLoanToday.com

Sweet It Is! BakeryCustom-made Cakes, Made-to-order Desserts, Wedding CakesContact: Lori [email protected]

Tanya Lovejoy-Capers REALTYReal EstateContact: Tanya Lovejoy-Capers704-458-6012tanya@thetlctouch.comwww.TheTLCTouch.com

Total Life ChangesHealth & WellnessContact: Donna Reaves704-727-0344skinnydrreaves@gmail.comwww.totallifechanges.com/skinnydr

Twenty-Six Acres Brewing CompanyBreweryContact: Joel [email protected]

Unique VoyagesFull Travel ServiceContact: Michael [email protected]

Wading Wellness with Whitney, L.L.C.Health CoachingContact: Whitney Sanders980-288-7620whitney@wadingwellness.comwww.wadingwellness.com

Wilkinson ERA Real EstateRealtor in NC and SCContact: Victoria Baughman704-451-0776vbaughman@carolina.rr.comwww.victoriabaughman.com

The Word Yard, LLCProfessional WritingContact: Sonia [email protected]

Registration for the business listing will be open again in June.


New members are welcome! For the complete 2017 list of selections, or for more information, contact Barbara West at 704-274-9527.

Up The Creek Boating Club

We are a group of boaters that enjoy our weekends on the lake. Up The Creek is made up of, but not exclusive to, boaters that live in and around Highland Creek. The club

is open to all boat types and has no membership fees. The only requirement is a good attitude. We usually raft up in

the Davidson Creek cove of Lake Norman most weekends. If interested in more information you are welcome to contact

the group at [email protected].

Sit And Stitch

Meets every Tuesday1:00 - 3:00 p.m. at Falcon Ridge Clubhouse.

Contact Amy at (704) 572-5599 or [email protected] for more information.

Book ClubLove to read? Join us! The Highland Creek Book Club includes members from all HC neighborhoods and meets at 7:00 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at the Prosperity Park Clubhouse. This is a multi-generational, mixed gender group who enjoys reading and discussing books of all genres. We take an occasional field trip to hear noted authors speak or to attend a movie. Please come and join us for stimulating book discussions!

The Golden Girls Now 50 Plus

Join us on the first Tuesday of the month for an evening of good friendship, community

and a few laughs.

Upcoming meetings are:Tuesday, February 7th

Tuesday, March 7th7:00 p.m. at Falcon Ridge Clubhouse.

For information, call Phyllis Smith at 704-948-9548.

Highland Creek BusinessNetworking Group

If you are interested in joining a structured business networking

group to grow your business through referrals and working with other

Highland Creek businesses, please callMark Scarrow at 704-719-4096 for

more information.

Ladies Dinner GroupThe Highland Creek

“Ladies Dinner Group”

Ladies are invited to join us for our Monthly Dinners Out! We meet for delicious dinners out at various restaurants,

one evening in the 3rd week of the month.

Our dinner months are:January through June and September through December.

Contact Anita McKiernan at 704-806-8816 or

[email protected] for more informationand to be on our email list.

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ACTIVITIES UPDATE November Adult BINGO

Bingo proved to be an exciting evening with the final blackout round having two different BINGO winners at the same time. Sponsors, Consuelo Souders, Keller Williams Realty and Brian Souders, Supreme Lending, decided to award each of them with the same prize of $250 Visa Gift Cards! Congratulations to Jared Hansen and Lauren Huber for winning! Melinda McCabe won the $200 photography gift voucher sponsored by Jen Melick Photography & Design. The next Adult Bingo is scheduled for March 10th.

Thank you event sponsors: Consuelo Souders, Keller Williams Realty; Brian Souders, Supreme Lending; Jen Melick Photography & Design; Highland Creek Golf Club; Blake Lewis, Keller Williams Realty; Massage 4 Health Wellness; Prosperity Chiropractic; Cathy Staskel & Associates, Allen Tate Realtors and Twenty-Six Acres Brewing Company.

CPR/AED ClassHighland Creek adults and teens are being proactive and getting CPR/AED certified! This is the perfect class for teens that are babysitters. Two classes will be scheduled in 2017!

“Please Pass the Peas”, Youth Etiquette ClassJust in time for the holidays! Highland Creek children gathered to learn the dos and don’ts at the dinner table. They were taught proper place setting as well as phone manners, sports etiquette, sending thank you notes and respect, just to name a few. This annual class continues to fill up so watch for the next one in November 2017. Also, check out the tween and teen classes that will cover the above topics as well as job interviews, cell phone dos and don’ts, appearance and other important topics. Registration for these two classes is now open.

Holiday BazaarOver 60 vendors filled the gym at Cox Mill Elementary School selling their unique and special goods. Some of the items included handmade jewelry, pottery, Christmas décor, painted signs, skincare, and dips and spreads just to name a few. The Highland Creek Holiday Bazaar is definitely unlike any other shopping experience due to the wide variety of items offered under one roof and no charge to get in and shop! The first 250 shoppers received a shopping tote full of goodies from several vendors and event sponsors. Also, a few lucky bags contained “mystery money” that could be used at any of the vendors! Thank you to our event sponsors: Sarah Zdeb, Keller Williams Realty, Smart Savvy Sold Team; Dr. Jennifer Doriott, ChiroPure and Brigitte Perry and Cecilia Ferrari, Elite Realty Pros. In addition, Two Chicks and a Truck food truck was on-site selling delicious food. Don’t miss the next bazaar scheduled for November 11th (registration will be September 2017).

Outdoor Decorating ContestSponsored by Consuelo Souders & Company, Keller Williams Realty and Brian Souders, Supreme Lending

Several Highland Creek residents outfitted the outside of their homes with beautiful lights and decorations for the holidays. Out of the three categories (All White Lights, Multi-Colored Lights and Chevy Chase Theme) winners were selected by a team of volunteers who spent many evenings driving around and judging the homes. 1st place winners for each category received a $50 gift card, 2nd place received a $25 gift card and there were a total of 9 “Honorably Mentions”. Thank you to all residents who participated in the contest!

Tree LightingMany Highland Creek residents gathered around to celebrate and share the annual tradition of lighting the tree at Prosperity Park. Many of you may not know the origin of this tree. It was planted in memory of Bruce Hoban’s beloved mother, friend and pillar of the community, Barbara Hoban. If you look at the base, you will see a memorial stone that reads “she never met a stranger”.

For those of you that were fortunate to know Barb, you know that she was the most inviting, caring, spirited, fun-loving person. She was a social butterfly and loved to be around people. She was extremely active in the community and helped form social groups like Empty Nesters, Golden Girls and the Women’s’ Golf Club.

Every year, when the tree lighting is celebrated, we are reminded of Barb and how she impacted our community and so many lives. Her spirit and love for life shine through each of those decorations on that tree. It is decorated by residents along with the Hoban family with the same love she felt for each of us and the community she lived in.

Thank you to the Highland Creek Elementary School Choir for performing several Holiday songs and to our volunteers: Robert, Paige, Adriana, Connor, Jacob and Nolan, who helped serve hot cocoa and cookies and hand out decorations for the tree.

Teen Holiday Game HourThere were some new faces at this year’s Holiday Game Hour! We started with a black-out round of BINGO for a chance to win an AMC gift card (congratulations Tahlia) and congratulations to Melody for winning round two of BINGO.

The teens then played a fun round of the Left/Right game which kept them all guessing when the story would end and who would win the prizes being passed! The last game played was Saran Wrap Ball. The teens had a fun time with this game! They tried to un-wrap a big ball of saran wrap with prizes placed throughout the ball before the person on their right rolled doubles and the ball had to be passed. They got to keep all prizes they unwrapped. And to make it a little harder…they had to wear oven mitts!

This great group of kids made this a fun hour!

Bruce & Wendy Hoban


Visit with SantaWhat a joy it is to see families come visit with Santa year after year. Many children wrote Santa a letter or gave him a list of gifts they would like to see under their tree on Christmas morning. Other children (mostly the littler ones) didn’t want anything to do with Santa! The closer they got to Santa’s lap, the louder the cries seemed to be. Sometimes those tears produce the best pictures and memories. While waiting in line, families filled out raffle tickets to win some fun baskets. After visiting with Santa, families took pictures in front of the various decorations and props in the Sports Club. They enjoyed hot cocoa and cookies, and then headed outside to get their face painted or ride the trackless train.

The visit with Santa is not complete without the annual tradition of the Toys for Tots drive sponsored by Consuelo Souders & Company, Keller Williams Realty. Several boxes of toys were collected and donated to the organization with help from local Marines who attended the event.

Thank you to our volunteers: Robert, PJ, Summer, Gabriella, Isabella, and Kaitlyn. Raffle winners: Candra Davis (gift card tree), Julie D. (movie), Kelly Koler (board games), and April Walker (chocolate & gingerbread house).

Kids Cookie ExchangeHighland Creek kids put on their bakers hats and made some very impressive cookies! They brought a variety of cookies that filled the tables.

Before the exchange, the kids played two rounds of BINGO. Congratulations to Delaney who won the “railroad crossing” round and Fiona who won the “blackout” round!

We then divided the kids into two groups and played the “Left/Right” game while passing five prizes in each group. It was a very exciting game! After the fun games it was time for the cookie exchange! The kids were given cookie sheets to fill and take home to share with their families. A big thank you to our volunteers: Abby, Grace, Katelyn, Madi and Tyler!

CrossPointe of Highland Creek 2016 Holiday Extravaganza...submitted by Roberta JohnsonSaturday, December 10th, CrossPointe of Highland Creek kicked off their holiday celebration in a fun and purposeful way. Jim and Sharon Chessum, Jim and Valerie Devine, and Betty Walker opened up their homes for drop in receptions. They served an enormous variety of appetizers, desserts, beverages and eggnog for very enthusiastic neighbors.

At the end, a band of neighborhood Christmas Carolers, escorted by David Reith driving his brightly lit holiday “Sleigh Truck” with Santa (Anthony Narducci) and 16 elves collected the generous gifts for ”A Better World”, their 2016 charity choice. Before the night was over, the truck was overflowing with new clothes, toys and gift certificates for boys and girls K-12.

The charity chosen for this year was “A Better World” (www.abetterworldcharlotte.org) whose mission is to transform the community of Ashley Park through its youth (K-12), by helping children to achieve their personal best academically, to become productive citizens, and to give back to their community. ABW also provides Ashley Park’s disadvantaged youth tutoring, homework assistance, mentoring and a hot meal 5 days a week.

It was said that this event, led by Social Committee Chairperson Sue McPhee, the Social Committee, reception helpers and volunteers, helped create a sense of what living in a neighborhood is supposed to feel like, and the way it used to be years ago. It was truly a great evening for Crosspointe of Highland Creek. They are already anticipating future events that they hope will include even more neighbors as they continue to strive for a United Community!

The Highland Creek Fall Adult Tennis League was a great Success with over 20 participants. The league included Men's and Ladies singles as well as mixed doubles. Congratulations to the following top three players in each league:

Ladies Singles:1st place ...........Annette Mootilal2nd place............Sarah Siddique3rd place..............Lisa Levy

Men's Singles: (based on matches completed)1st place...................Clarence Gover2nd place...................Craig Hughes3rd place.....................Jeremy Carter

Mixed Doubles:1st place......................T. Harris / A.Jankovics2nd place......................J.Carter / A. Mootilal3rd place....................... S. Siddique / Noman Siddique

Upcoming HC Spring Season Tennis Program includes:

Men's Singles and Doubles League ¾Ladies Singles and Doubles League ¾Mixed Doubles Leagues ¾Junior Singles league ¾Adult and junior Mixers ¾Weekly Group and private lessons ¾

For more information on these programs and sign up, contact Kip Koross or fill in the Lessons and league sign up form on the back page.


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Original List Price

Most Recent List

PriceClosed Sale

Price %SP/ LP Sold Date DOM$/Sq Ft**

1844 Laveta Lane Dominion Point 5 5/1 4552 $495,000 $495,000 $485,000 98 10/7/16 2 $106.555216 McChesney Drive McChesney 4 3/1 4490 439,900 439,900 432,000 98 10/28/16 15 96.2110432 Legolas Lane Dominion Point 6 4/0 4578 415,000 415,000 385,000 93 10/7/16 30 84.108301 Beardsley Drive McChesney 5 3/1 4670 385,000 385,000 368,500 96 10/31/16 71 78.911157 Elrond Drive Dominion Hills 5 4/0 3750 359,900 359,900 360,000 100 9/1/16 8 96.008435 Wren Creek Drive Wren Creek 4 3/1 3365 349,900 349,900 349,900 100 9/20/16 4 103.984113 Kalispell Lane Dominion Ridge 5 3/0 3790 370,000 360,000 347,000 96 9/16/16 46 91.562441 Orofino Court Dominion Ridge 4 3/0 3386 369,000 354,000 345,000 97 9/13/16 62 101.89

RL 5800 Mantario Drive Masters Hill 4 2/1 2816 340,000 340,000 330,000 97 10/28/16 5 117.196435 Morningsong Lane Crownvista 5 2/1 3237 343,700 343,700 325,000 95 9/6/16 14 100.404814 Crownvista Drive Crownvista 4 2/1 3062 325,000 325,000 321,500 99 10/17/16 14 105.001217 Dunblane Court Dominion Montrose 4 2/1 3415 319,900 319,900 319,900 100 9/12/16 2 93.673435 Grandeur Road Dominion Bluff 4 3/0 2940 324,900 324,900 318,000 98 10/14/16 24 108.1610415 Montrose Drive Dominion Montrose 4 2/1 3113 319,000 319,000 308,100 97 10/25/16 64 98.976427 Morningsong Lane Crownvista 4 2/1 2716 310,000 310,000 305,000 98 10/26/16 26 112.305729 Mantario Drive Masters Hill 4 2/1 2820 310,000 305,000 301,000 99 9/19/16 43 106.745362 Cambridge Bay Drive Lagrande 4 2/1 3050 325,000 300,000 300,000 100 9/26/16 119 98.3614432 Northridge Drive Prescott Place 5 3/0 3180 310,000 305,000 295,000 97 10/24/16 45 92.775030 Fairvista Drive Crownvista 5 2/1 3081 320,000 295,000 290,000 98 10/7/16 119 94.135852 Mantario Drive Masters Hill 4 2/1 2565 317,500 294,900 290,000 98 10/7/16 97 113.061151 Anduin Falls Drive Dominion Grove 4 2/1 2745 299,000 299,000 287,500 96 10/13/16 12 104.741308 Bedlington Drive Dominion Montrose 4 2/1 3009 292,500 292,500 283,000 97 10/12/16 19 94.0514418 Northridge Drive Prescott Place 5 3/0 3100 285,000 285,000 283,000 99 9/23/16 26 91.298034 Pelorus Lane Cambellton 5 2/1 2737 295,000 284,500 281,500 99 9/22/16 87 102.85

FC 8118 Solace Court Dominion Bluff 6 4/1 3592 299,900 299,900 280,000 93 9/1/16 27 77.956403 Fairway Point Drive Ravencrest South 4 2/1 2676 275,000 275,000 276,000 100 10/20/16 3 103.143013 Grande Heights Drive Dominion Crest 3 3/1 2839 289,000 289,000 273,000 94 10/31/16 10 96.1614015 Acorn Creek Lane Parkway Oaks 3 2/0 2424 264,900 264,900 264,900 100 9/29/16 18 109.283817 Millstream Ridge Drive Dominion Village 3 2/0 2250 270,000 270,000 260,000 96 10/25/16 47 115.566628 Hawksnest Drive Ravencrest North 4 2/1 2522 265,000 265,000 260,000 98 10/28/16 3 103.093426 Dominion Green Drive Dominion Green 4 2/1 2898 252,900 252,900 256,000 101 9/30/16 13 88.341616 Wilburn Park Lane Dominion Trace 4 3/0 2489 250,000 249,500 252,000 101 10/14/16 32 101.259728 Dominion Crest Drive Dominion Crest 4 3/0 2287 250,000 250,000 250,500 100 9/23/16 6 109.5310236 Dominion Village Drive Dominion Green 4 2/1 2800 265,000 254,000 249,900 98 9/14/16 54 89.259152 Snow Hill Court Cambridge Run 4 2/1 2225 249,000 249,000 249,000 100 10/28/16 2 111.9110142 Montrose Drive Dominion Montrose 5 2/1 2542 249,900 249,900 246,200 99 9/27/16 11 96.858135 Laurel Run Drive Laurel Run 4 2/1 2139 240,000 240,000 245,000 102 10/28/16 4 114.549900 Dominion Crest Drive Dominion Crest 3 2/1 2000 240,000 240,000 240,000 100 10/21/16 17 120.007401 Tupelo Lane Harburn Forest 4 2/1 2181 239,900 239,900 239,900 100 10/31/16 2 110.001925 Wilburn Park Lane Dominion Trace 4 3/0 2615 269,900 249,900 239,000 96 9/30/16 49 91.4013923 Acorn Creek Lane Parkway Oaks 3 2/0 2357 235,000 235,000 238,000 101 10/6/16 37 100.987528 Lady Bank Drive Downfield Wood 4 2/1 2112 235,000 235,000 235,000 100 9/15/16 7 111.271521 Bucklebury Court Dominion Trace 3 2/0 1830 235,000 235,000 235,000 100 10/13/16 6 128.42

RL 6625 Bells Mill Drive Bells Mill 3 2/1 2088 229,900 227,900 228,000 100 9/19/16 31 109.209724 Dominion Crest Drive Dominion Crest 3 2/1 2068 225,000 225,000 227,000 101 9/9/16 4 109.772284 Elendil Lane Dominion Crossing 4 2/1 2374 249,000 244,900 225,000 92 10/14/16 59 94.789842 Waltham Court Dominion Trace 3 2/1 1983 225,000 225,000 221,000 98 10/14/16 14 111.4510700 Haddington Drive Dominion Haddington 3 2/1 1835 225,000 225,000 220,000 98 10/25/16 5 119.899115 Kestral Ridge Drive Falcon Ridge 3 2/0 1710 225,000 225,000 219,500 98 10/25/16 4 128.366320 Elderslie Drive Harburn Forest 3 2/1 1756 210,000 210,000 213,500 102 9/9/16 7 121.585106 Bentgrass Run Drive Whistler's Chase 3 2/1 1832 205,000 205,000 209,500 102 9/23/16 3 114.365959 Pale Moss Lane Crosspointe 3 3/1 2095 209,900 209,900 200,000 95 9/2/16 27 95.473012 Grande Heights Drive Dominion Crest 3 2/1 1748 197,500 197,500 197,000 100 9/7/16 2 112.707006 Ridge Peak Court Timberglade 3 2/1 1944 205,000 205,000 192,000 94 10/21/16 9 98.776028 Hidden Meadow Lane Hidden Meadow 3 2/1 1794 194,900 194,900 192,000 99 9/22/16 19 107.0210615 Haddington Drive Dominion Haddington 3 2/1 1561 179,900 179,900 173,500 96 9/7/16 9 111.159278 Meadowmont View Drive Meadowmont 3 2/0 1245 160,000 160,000 154,000 96 9/26/16 5 123.698986 Meadowmont View Drive Meadowmont 2 2/1 1218 151,900 151,900 141,500 93 10/28/16 36 116.17

Average: 2659 $279,114 $276,429 $270,928 98 26 $104.24* SPECIAL CONDITIONS: FC - Foreclosure, SS - Short Sale, RL - Relocation, NC - New Construction, ES - Estate, BK - Bankruptcy** AVG $/SQ FT: Based on Closed Sale Price divided by Heated Living Area (HLA) which may include finished square footage in a basement or additional floors. It does not include:

unheated areas of the property (i.e., garage, unfinished basements or additional floors).

Highland Creek SOLD Properties (Sept 2016 - Oct 2016)

Based on information from Carolina Multiple Listing Services, Inc.. The data has not been verified and is not guaranteed. Properties may be sold by various participants of the MLS.

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The RRMS Mock Trial Team placed 2nd in the State Competition. This program teaches the legal process and trial procedure. The FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) Team earned 3rd place in Career Exploration and 2nd Place in Public Speaking at their recent competition. The PTSA hosted celebrations for students who achieved the honor roll as well as students who follow the ‘Raven Way’ and make great choices every day. The PTSA would like to thank two community sponsors who have earned Touchdown status for their support of our Invest in the Nest Campaign. University Pediatric Dentistry and Selden Orthodontics are helping the Ravens get in the GAME (Graduate-Achieve-Master-Excel). If you would like more information about Investing in the Nest as a community sponsor please contact PTSA President, Jeanette Meachem at [email protected] or our Community Sponsorship contact Denise Lynch at [email protected].

The Mallard Creek DECA club traveled to Myers Park with 56 members to compete in our district competition. 44 members made proficiency with 22 medalist and two trophies. Congratulations to Cooper Manley for being a second place overall winner and Melanie Phounsarath for being a 1st place overall winner. A team of students competed in the Academic WorldQuest Competition and placed 2nd! This is an international knowledge competition. Categories include world history, flags, foreign policy, geography and current events.

Winter sports are in full swing. Milton Jackson, a senior wrestler and Captain, recently won the Clash at the Creek in the 126 pound weight class bracket by defeating a previously unbeaten opponent. Mason Baker was a runner-up in the 132 weight class bracket. The girl’s varsity basketball team is undefeated with 14 wins and recently won their third straight East Lincoln Tournament. Junior, Ahlana Smith recently scored her 1000th point! The boys varsity basketball team recently won their first ever East Lincoln Tournament.

Visual Arts and Design students worked with artist Edwin Gill, in partnership with the Arts and Science Council, to create a mural for the Faces of Diversity Project. The project is meant to highlight understanding across differences. Fingerprints from students at MCHS were used to create the mural. The subjects of the mural are shown in the photo with Edwin Gill.

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Homemade Mac and Cheese Bitesfrom www.chef-in-training.com½ pound elbow macaroni2 Tablespoons butter2 Tablespoons flour1½ cups milk2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese2 ounces cream cheese½ teaspoon salt¼ teaspoon pepper1 egg beaten

Preheat oven to 400°. Spray mini muffin tins with cooking spray. Cook pasta according to packaged directions and set aside. In a medium size pan combine butter and flour over medium heat. Whisk until butter is melted and mixture is smooth. Slowly add milk and bring to a simmer. Add 1½ cups of the cheese, cream cheese, salt and pepper. Stir until smooth and creamy. Remove from heat.

In a large mixing bowl, carefully stir pasta, cheese sauce, and egg until evenly mixed and pasta is evenly coated. Spoon mac and cheese into mini muffin tins and top each with a small pinch of remaining cheese.

Bake at 400° for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Allow to cool five minutes before gently removing the bites.

Buffalo Chicken Dip Stuffed French Breadfrom CarlsbadCRAVINGS.com1 large loaf French bread or 2 smaller loaves8 oz. cream cheese, softened1/3 cup sour cream1/3 cup mayonnaise1/4 - 1/2 cup Frank’s Original Hot Sauce (1/2 for quite spicy)1 1/2 Tablespoons dry ranch dressing seasoning mix1/2 tsp. EACH chili powder, cumin, smoked paprika, garlic powder, onion powdersalt to taste1/4 cup Blue cheese crumbles up to 1/2 cup if you LOVE Blue cheese1 cup freshly grated sharp cheddar cheese, divided1 cup Mozzarella cheese, divided3 cups packed shredded chicken (about 1 1/2 pounds)*Garnish (optional)6-8 pieces cooked and crumbled baconBlue cheese (only if you love it because its strong)

Preheat oven to 350°. Slice about 2 inches deep through the top of the bread, and continue to cut a large rectangle, being careful not to cut through the bottom of the bread. Remove top of bread and hollow out middle to create a rectangular bread bowl. Set aside.

Whisk together cream cheese, sour cream, mayonnaise and hot sauce and all spices/seasonings until well combined. Stir in Blue cheese, 3/4 cup cheddar and 3/4 cup mozzarella followed by chicken. Spoon Buffalo Chicken Dip into prepared French bread and top with remaining cheddar and mozzarella cheeses. Bake on a baking tray at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until cheese is melted and slightly golden. Let bread sit approximately 10 minutes to set and slightly cool then slice. Best served warm.

Beer Cheese Dipfrom www.foxandbriar.com4 ounces cream cheese, softened¾ cup grated white cheddar¾ cup grated mozzarella, divided¼ cup beer (Lager works well)1 teaspoon garlic powdera few dashes hot sauce1 Tablespoon chopped parsley (optional, for garnish)

Preheat oven to 350°. In a medium bowl, stir cream cheese until smooth. Add the grated cheddar cheese and ½ cup of the grated mozzarella, stir to combine. Add the garlic powder, beer and hot sauce, stir until completely mixed. Pour into a baking dish and sprinkle the remaining ¼ cup of mozzarella on top.

Bake for about 15 minutes or until melted and top is golden. Garnish with chopped parsley if desired and serve.

Spicy Brown Sugar Bacon Wrapped Lil’ Smokies from www.auntbeesrecipes.com1 lb. applewood smoked bacon, cut into thirds14 oz. package of Bryan ‘lil smokies’ smoked sausage¾ cup brown sugar1 1/2 Tablespoons chili powdertoothpicks

Preheat oven to 375°. Line a cookie sheet with aluminum foil and spray it with cooking spray. In a bowl, mix the brown sugar and chili powder and set aside. Cut bacon into thirds, and roll each lil smokie with a piece of bacon and secure with a toothpick. Roll each bacon wrapped smokie in the brown sugar/chili powder mixture. Place on foil lined cookie sheet. Dump remaining brown sugar mixture over the top. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes or until the bacon is browned.

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• 6430 Terrace View Court• 1591 Wilburn Park Lane• 5331 Bentgrass Run• 6339 Skyline Drive• 7414 Tupelo Lane• 8829 Kestral Ridge• 5926 Marshbank Lane• 8823 Kestral Ridge Rive• 9200 Highland Creek Parkway• 6427 Morningsong Lane• 9116 Highland Creek Parkway• 8529 Condor Circle• 7715 Wingmont Drive

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Guidelines For Clubhouse RentalsHighland Creek EventsKids Bingo – February 18Tween Bingo – February 18Comedy at the Creek – February 25Adult Bingo – March 10Camp Meet & Greet – March 14Run the Creek 5K - March 18Annual Easter Egg Hunt / Family Field Day – April 1

Frigid 5K Run & PlungeFebruary 11usnwc.org/play/whitewater-race-series/upcoming/frigid-5k-run-plunge

Charlotte’s Public Art - NEW SCULPTURE - Mint Museum RandolphFebruary 17 - 27www.mintmuseum.org/happenings/1315/charlottes-public-art-new-sculpture

Krispy Kreme Run 4 ReadingMarch 4www.run4reading.racesonline.com

Charlotte Black Film Festival March 30 - April 2www.charlotteblackfilmfestival.com

Charlotte Knights BaseballApril - Septemberwww.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t494

Rural Hill Scottish FestivalApril 8 - 9www.ruralhillscottishfestivals.net

Kings Drive Art WalkMay 6 - 7www.festivalinthepark.org

Free Wine Tastings at The Bottle Shop at Charlotte Marriott City Center5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. dailywww.charlotteonthecheap.com/free-wine-tastings-every-day-bottle-shop-charlotte-marriott-city-center

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Clubhouse reservations are handled by the staff at the Sports Club. Please call the Sports Club at 704-766-0045.

Association dues must be current in order to reserve the �facility. Accounts with a balance will have the paperwork returned.Clubhouses cannot be used for any business, religious, or �commercial purpose.The rental fee for Prosperity Park is $100 with a damage/non- �compliance deposit of $350.The rental fee for the Sports Club is $200 with a damage/non- �compliance deposit of $350.A personal check for $50 must be submitted with your rental �contract. The balance is due 30 days prior to your event.The $50 is non-refundable if your party is cancelled. �All remaining rental fees and deposits must be made in �certified funds or money order. NO cash payments will be accepted.Rental contracts/fee/deposit must be dropped off at the �Sports Club.If consumption of alcohol will be permitted, proof of liability �insurance must be received within 7 days of party.Reservations may be booked up to six months in advance on a �“first come, first served” basis.Reservations must be made at least 2 weeks prior to the �event.If the facility is being hosted for a person between the ages �of 15-21, you must provide proof that an off-duty police officer has been hired to be present during the duration of the party.One adult must accompany each 5 persons under 21 years �of age.Time slots available for rentals are 11-5 p.m. and 6-midnight. �The six hour rental includes your set-up and clean-up. The Sports Club has 10 six foot long tables and approximately �70 chairs for your use. It also has a full kitchen, sound system, tv and cd/dvd player. Prosperity Park has 6 square tables with 4 chairs each, 1 long �table with 6 chairs and approximately 20 extra chairs. It also has a kitchen with microwave & refrigerator.Capacity of the Sports Club is approximately 80 people and �Prosperity Park Clubhouse is approximately 50.Helium balloons, bounce houses and game trucks are not �allowed.Please bring your Highland Creek ID card with you to the �Sports Club when picking up a rental contract.


We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and are looking forward to a great year in 2017! As the New Year begins, let us offer some community reminders. We feel that it is important to repeat some of these for the benefit of our newer residents.

Architectural Approval RequestsAs spring approaches, many of you will plan home and landscaping improvements. Please be sure to submit an Architectural Approval Form to Hawthorne Management Company prior to beginning any modification of the exterior of your home. If you plan to install a fence, first read the Fence Design Guidelines and then submit a Request for Fencing Architectural Approval Form. Both of these forms are on the community website at highlandcreek.com. To access the forms, click on:

Resources• Governing Documents and Forms• ARC Fence Request Form or ARC • General Request Form.

You may also pick up either of these forms at the front desk of the Sports Club at 6616 Clarke Creek Parkway. The request will be reviewed by the Modifications Committee, who will respond to you in writing. Please allow 30 days to complete the approval process. Prior approval of your modification or fence installation is required before your work begins; in addition, it may save you time and money.

Exterior Maintenance of HouseThe governing documents for Highland Creek hold the Owner responsible for maintenance of the exterior of his/her house. Article XII, Section 6 of the Declaration states that each Owner shall prevent the development of any unclean, unsightly, or unkempt condition on his or her Unit. In recent years, mildew/mold and rotten wood have become widespread maintenance issues, particularly in the older neighborhoods of the community. Both are unattractive and, if not addressed, can lead to major exterior and interior problems. Please take the necessary steps to replace any rotten wood and pressure wash the mildew/mold early on.

Ice on the ParkwayWe often receive calls about ice on the parkway during the winter months. The ice is not the result of irrigation leakage; the irrigation pumps have been shut down. The water may be seepage from the soil in the medians or due to precipitation. Please watch closely for areas of ice and drive safely.

If there is an ice or snow storm, the streets will be plowed, scraped or salted by the City of Charlotte or the City of Concord. The Association is not responsible for this service.

Roundabout Traffic RulesMany residents have asked us to include the traffic rules for roundabouts such as the one on Christenbury Road. Please read these provided by CMPD and adhere to them whenever you approach the roundabout

Right in, right out – Drivers enter and exit • a roundabout by turning right. Once in a roundabout, all traffic travels in a counter clockwise direction.Roundabout has Right-of-Way – Drivers • within the roundabout have the right-of-way.Yield on entry – Drivers entering the • roundabout must yield to traffic until a safe opening is available.

By following these Roundabout Road Rules, you are showing courtesy to fellow road users and helping to ensure traffic flows efficiently and safely.

Brief List of Association Actions in 2016

Renovation of Prosperity Park landscape • and playground equipmentRenovation of the mini park in Harburn • Forest Several additional security lights were • added at Prosperity Park in the parking lot and near the basketball court

• Pool furniture replaced and restrappedGutters added to Christenbury Pool house• Benches for spectators added at Prosperity • Park tennis courts

• Swings replaced at Christenbury ParkBasketball backboards, rims and nets were • replaced at Christenbury Park Entire basketball goal systems were • replaced at the Sports Club ParkClarke Creek pool deck, racing lanes, tile • and handicap railing replacedBathrooms at Christenbury and Clarke • Creek pools renovatedClarke Creek tennis courts patched and • color coatedFour new treadmills added and an elliptical • machine replaced at the Sports Club fitness centerThe Clarke Creek pool roof was replaced•

Small Acts of Kindness/ConsiderationAs we enter 2017, please commit to showing small acts of kindness to your neighbors. You might consider the following:

Keep your garbage can and recycle • container out of view from the street except on the day of pick upKeep your pet off of the private property • of others and clean up after your pet Respect the private property of others • when waiting at the bus stop; do not loiter or leave trash in private yards Park your vehicles in your garage or on • your driveway Do not block the sidewalk with toys or • vehiclesEnjoy your fire pits in your back yard• Trim back tree limbs or shrubs that have • grown over sidewalks or walking trails

• Get to know your neighborsReport a burned out street light to • duke-energy.com, then click on 1) Outage Information- Report an Outage, 2) Streetlight/outdoor light repair request.

Please make a New Year’s Resolution to slow down your speed on the parkways and neighborhood streets of Highland Creek.

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In order to serve you better, please indicate below days and times that will best work for you. Groups will be organized according to ability level and schedules. Indicate 1st and 2nd choices and email the form to Kip at [email protected] or drop off at the Sports Club. If you have any further questions feel free to call Kip Koross at 704-576-5582.

1 hour Adult and Junior Group Lessons for 4 – 6 per group: $18/person drop in or $80 for 5 sessions meeting once a week.

45 min Pee Wee Class (4 – 5 yrs.) for 4 – 6 per group: $14/person drop in or

$60 for 5 sessions meeting once a week.

Private Lesson: $63/hr. ($300 for 5 Sessions) 1/2 hr. $32 ($150 for 5 sessions) Name: ________________________________ Parent’s name: ______________________ Email: _________________________________ Contact #: ___________________________ Participant: Adult ________ Junior (age) __________ Pee Wee (age) ___________ Level of play: ___________ Beginner ___________ Intermediate ___________ Advanced Interested in: Private Lessons ___________ Semi Private Lessons __________ Group Lessons ___________ Leagues: Men’s _______ Women’s _______ Doubles_______ Singles_______ Mixed Doubles _______ Indicate below 1st and 2nd choice of days and times that would fit your schedule best. Monday___________________________ Tuesday_______________________________ Wednesday _______________________ Thursday______________________________ Friday____________________________ Saturday______________________________ Sunday___________________________