Congratulations! 2020 was quite a grind, but you’ve made it through to December! So Merry Christmas! Of course, we’re not talking about a normal Christmas or anything. After all, this is still 2020, so don’t get carried away. But we still have plenty of Yuletide cheer coming up right here... read more →
Dec
09
Nov
23
Well... yes. Within reason. Probably. If you're careful. Of course, if you mean a Thanksgiving like the Norman Rockwell painting, with Mom and Dad and the turkey, and all the hungry extended family members crammed cheek-by-jowl around the table without masks on, then... No, you can't. Not and have it... read more →
Oct
26
This year, it's been hard to get in the spirit for things. Most of our holidays have been overshadowed or canceled altogether due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, our residents are still getting creative with decorating their houses for halloween! If you haven't submitted your photos yet, email them to... read more →
Oct
13
It's time to do your duty. Time to get out and vote. Or, if it suits you better and seems safer during a pandemic, stay in and vote. Just vote. Did we mention that it's your duty, as a citizen? But, you say, it's not Election Day yet! And that's... read more →
Sep
15
You've probably heard this one: "Everybody complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it." A homeowners' association (HOA) is kind of like that. Everybody's got suggestions about how a neighborhood should be run (and sometimes, some complain), but often do not step up to help do the work.... read more →
Aug
24
At the risk of seeming to give you a case of déjà vu... Remember how last month's post started with Gov. Roy Cooper extending the Phase 2 COVID restrictions for another three weeks? Well, those three weeks are up. And now he has extended Phase 2 another five weeks, to... read more →
Jul
17
This week, Gov. Roy Cooper extended “Phase 2” rules in North Carolina for another three weeks. The precautions were supposed to have ended this week, but the rising numbers of new cases prevented that. In other words, it’s not over. And won’t be over for a while. Learn more about... read more →
Jun
22
The pool is open! But we all know that COVID-19 is still among us, so we ask that everyone cooperate by following new rules designed to keep everyone safe! The pool opened on June 4, and here are the rules: Pool tags will be required. It’s more important than ever... read more →
Jun
22
Remember last month, when we said we know a lot's been going on at Stephens Grove, but we hadn't seen enough pictures? Well, y'all very kindly responded and gave us a wealth of images showing all the interesting things that you've been up to. Residents can see them all here... read more →
May
14
You might think, with the coronavirus and all, that there’s been nothing going on here in Stephens Grove lately. Well, you couldn’t be more wrong. With more people here than ever day in and day out, we’ve had plenty to see and do, and we've seen it and done it.... read more →