PINEWILD
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Club Championship Bagpiper
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A MESSAGE FROM CHRIS
UPCOMING EVENTS
PINEWILD MEN’S ASSOCIATION
PINEWILD WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
PINEWILD AZALEA LEAGUE
ON THE COURSE & IN THE SHOP
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TURF TALK
DR. DREW’S WELLNESS MINUTE
PINEWILD HAPPENINGS
EVENT CALENDAR
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
A Message
from Chris
Welcome to Fall, a truly great time to be in the Sandhills of North Carolina. We had a very busy October as we started to wrap up the 2026 golf events calendar. Congratulations to our Club Champions who won the title earlier in the month… Michael Bergstrom, Dale Bouguennec, David Stackhouse, Kathy Hartwiger, Jean Grieshaber and Donna Rotondo. Congratulations to Gus Ulrich, our PGA Director of Instruction. Gus was recently recognized for his achievements. He has been nominated for Instructor of the Year for our Carolinas PGA Section, as well as receiving honors from Sandhills Community College as he has coached the Flyers golf team to their seventh national championship. Give the gift of a much-improved golf game this Christmas. Just a reminder that Gus has various golf lesson packages to give that golfer in your life. Gus can be contacted at academy@pinewildcc.com. I know we will have many Members with family visiting over the holidays. We wish everybody a Happy Thanksgiving and a special Holiday season as we close out the year. Christopher Little, PGA General Manager
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Upcoming
E V E N T S TaylorMade Fitting Day November 4 | 10 AM | Driving Range
Birdie Blitz November 9 | 10 AM - 3 PM
Annual Car Show November 13 | 3 PM - 5 PM | Driving Range
Trivia November 18 | 6:15 PM | Clara McLean House
Stick X Trade-In Event November 23
HAPPY THANKSGIVING November 26
Donuts with Santa November 28 | 10 AM | Snack Shack
Welcome NEW Members We are so glad that you have called Pinewild Home. Mark and Anne Stokes
Chris and Karen Clemmer
James and Christi MacNee
Andrew and Gail Clark
Bob and Cynthia Yoskowitz
Mike and Kathleen Aversano
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Blazer Champions (L to R) John Slocum, Jim Slate, Dick Derleth, Sean Rowand, Pete Nehlsen, Dan Angus, Nick Kelble, George Watterworth, Tim Pittman, Jim Young, Jeff Moddle, Tim Donahue.
NEWS
The Bob Behnke team took Medal Series Championship honors, besting the Nick Weltmann team 49 points to 41 points.
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Congratulations to winning team members: Tim Pittman, Dave Mudd, Bernie Schaub, Dave Niedermaier, Bob Behnke, Tim Donahue, Jim Young, John Washington, Nick Kelble, and Bob Durkin.
Pinewild Men’s Golf Association
Blazer Dinner: The 2026 Blazer Champion dinner was held October 21. The 2026 Blazer Champions, Nick Kelble and Tim Pittman, received their coveted Gold Blazers at dinner. Several past Blazer winners attended the event to congratulate Nick and Tim.
Executive Board Corner: The 2026 golf season is winding down after a full slate of PMGA events during the year. We are already developing the schedule for next year’s fun-filled outings. We look forward to seeing all members again next year. Please email questions to PMGA@pinewildcc.com. PMGA Closer: will be held November 5. More information will be provided. Medal Series Championship: The traditional 3day Medal Series Championship was shortened to 1 day due to the availability of players. Players from teams 1 and 3 were combined, captained by Nick Weltmann. Players from teams 2 and 4 were combined, captained by Bob Behnke.
Nick Kelble, Tim Pittman - 2026 Champions
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N E W S from the Pinewild Men’s Golf Association 2027 PMGA Membership Drive: will begin late November. Members will be notified of the process via Blast, which again will be accomplished electronically.
Red & Green Tee Flight 1st Gross: Steve Ross – 86 1st Net: Bob Behnke – 72 2nd Net: Caird Vandersloot – 75
PMGA October Results Congratulations to October’s top finishers!
Closest to the Pin: #3 Chip LeBlanc #8 Chip LeBlanc #12 Dave Niedermaier #17 Tim Donahue
October 1 | Peer Play – Holly Course Blue & White Tee Flight 1st Gross: Jim Slate – 78 1st Net: Tim Pittman – 69 2nd Net: Dave Smith – 72
October 22 | ABCD – Holly Course 1st Place (-31): Paul Kersnick, Sean Rowand, Tom Leonard & Gary Petersen 2nd Place (-25): John Webber, Dave Miltenberger, Caird Vandersloot & Bob Nosenchuk
Gold Tee Flight 1st Gross: Dave Niedermaier – 77 1st Net: Rick Bedinghaus – 74
Closest to the Pin: #3 Sean Rowand #8 Dan Angus #12 Ken Rife #17 Ron Joseph
Red & Green Tee Flight 1st Gross: Dave Miltenberger – 82 1st Net: Caird Vandersloot – 73 Closest to the Pin: #3 Caird Vandersloot #8 Jim Slate #12 Nick Weltmann #17 Jim Young October 8 | Peer Play – Holly Course Blue & White Tee Flight 1st Gross: Mike Braaten – 81 1st Net: Roy Rogers – 74 2nd Net: Nick Weltmann – 75 Gold Tee Flight 1st Gross: Fred Gabarra – 75 1st Net: Dave Niedermaier – 73 2nd Net: Jim Sellgren – 73 6
N E W S from the Pinewild Men’s Golf Association Welcome to Our NEW PMGA Member The PMGA continues to grow, welcoming 17 new members in 2026! Please join us in welcoming our newest member, Chris Clemmer, to the group!
PMGA Upcoming Events: November 5, 2026 CLOSER | More Info Fred Gabarra | Career Ace #8 Congratulations to Fred Gabarra! On October 9, Fred recorded his eighth career ace on Hole #15 of the Magnolia Course. Fred used a 7-iron from 150 yards.
November 12, 2026 ABCD-String Scramble, Minimum 2 Drives
Nick Kelble and Tim Pittman were there to witness the shot.
November 26, 2026 THANKSGIVING - NO PLAY
Rick Grieshaber | Career Ace #4 Congratulations to Rick Grieshaber! On September 22, Rick recorded his fourth career ace on Hole #12 of the Holly Course. Rick used a 7-iron from 119 yards.
December 3, 2026 PAR 3 Challenge Shootout (No. 5 CTP)
November 19, 2026 Peer Play-High to Low-Holly
December 10, 2026 ABCD-Christmas Scramble Rotation)
Chip LeBlanc, Rich Winkley and Ken Pitzer were there to witness the shot.
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No more PMGA events for 2026 due to holidays.
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In Other Golf
News
More Than a Round of Golf Different groups, different games, and plenty of friendly competition along the way. Whether there are bragging rights, side bets, or just a good round on the line, it’s always a good day when the guys get together and tee it up.
The Challenge Cup
Black Sabbath
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NEWS from the
Pinewild Women’s
Golf Association Solheim Cup The PWGA held its premier annual Solheim Cup event September 28, 29 and October 1, with three days of competition on the Magnolia Course and beautiful fall weather throughout the week.
1st Net: April Zelinski & Tracey Evans 2nd Net: MaryAm Rudden & Cherlyn Stagner
🟢 Green Flight 2
Low Gross: Kathy McGushin & Sally Manich 1st Net: Sue Hubbard & Rose O'Toole 2nd Net: Kaye Marrale & Jody Young
The fun began Sunday with a Pairings Party before USA Team 1 and USA Team 2 faced off in three different formats: Alternate Shot on Day 1, Scramble on Day 2 and Net Four-Ball on Day 3. After three days of spirited competition, USA Team 2 came out on top!
Straightest Drives: Donna Rotondo, Jean Grieshaber and Kit Simpson
🎯 Closest to the Pin: Marla LeBlanc, Rose
🏆 USA Team 2 won the series of matches! 🔴 Red Flight 1
O'Toole, Ellen Connors, April Zelinski, Janice Kersnick and Tami Ostroski
💐 Special recognition to our event chairs, Robin
Low Gross: Ellen Connors & Jean Grieshaber 1st Net: Kit Simpson & Charlene McKay 2nd Net: Karen Fitch & Tami Ostroski 3rd Net: Paula Fitzpatrick & Leslie Beglin
Timothy and Ann Lawson, who worked tirelessly for months putting on one of our best Solheim Cups ever!
🔴 Red Flight 2
Low Gross: Jill Hemingway & Marianne Nugent 1st Net: Donna Rotondo & Ann Lawson 2nd Net: Marla LeBlanc & Carol Angus 3rd Net: Linda Schneiter & Ann Crisham
October 6 | Pick Your Team The PWGA enjoyed another beautiful fall day for golf on October 6, with 32 women competing on the Magnolia Course in a “Pick Your Team” event. The format featured two Net Best Balls on the front nine and one Net Best Ball on the back.
🟢 Green Flight 1
🥇 1st (-16): Leslie Beglin, Tracey Evans, Donna
Low Gross: Marjory Cecka & Christine Stackhouse
Rotondo & Robin Timothy
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N E W S from the
Pinewild Women’s Golf Association 🥈 2nd (-14): Sally Manich, Kathy McGushin, Shirley Sellgren & April Zelinski
🥉 3rd (-12): Paula Fitzpatrick, Jean Grieshaber, Marla LeBlanc & Kit Simpson
🎯 Closest to the Pin: #3 Leslie Beglin (Red Tee) and Karen Holtz (Green Tee); #15 Kit Simpson (HCP 0–20)
October 13 | Holly v Magnolia Finale The PWGA wrapped up its second annual threeevent Holly vs. Magnolia series on Tuesday, October 13. The finale was played on the Holly Course using an Individual Net Stableford format, with players representing either Team Holly or Team Magnolia. Team Magnolia claimed the day with 384 Stableford points, while Team Holly finished with 366.
🔴 Red Tee Flight 🥇 1st (+7): Jean Grieshaber, Leslie Beglin, Janice Kersnick & Nancy Jacobs
🥈 2nd (+10): Marla LeBlanc, Ellen Connors,
That victory also secured the overall series for Team Magnolia, which finished with 1,385 points to Team Holly’s 1,317. Team Holly won the inaugural series in 2025, making Team Magnolia this year’s new champion!
Jean Lee & Blind
🎯 Closest to the Pin:
🥈 2nd (+20): Shirley Sellgren, Sue Hubbard,
Hole #3: Donna Rotondo (Team Magnolia) and Robin Timothy (Team Holly) Hole #17: Leslie Beglin (GHIN 20 & under) and Rose O'Toole (GHIN 21 & up) October 20 | 50/50 Play Day The PWGA enjoyed another beautiful fall day for golf on October 20, with 26 women competing on the Magnolia Course. The 50/50 format featured one Best Ball Gross and one Best Ball Net.
🟢 Green Tee Flight 🥇 1st (+7): Carol Angus, Sally Manich, Ruth Ann Porter & Blind
Karen Greene & Rita Ann Weber
🎯 Closest to the Pin:
Hole #7: Carol Pitzer (Red Tee) and Shirley Sellgren (Green Tee) Hole #12: Sally Manich (HCP 0–20)
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N E W S from the
Pinewild Women’s Golf Association 🎃
October 27 | Halloween on the Holly After a chilly start, it was a beautiful day for golf, and our highest attendance of the season with 44 women! The format was Pick Your Team with 1 Net BB from each cart.
🥇 1st (-11): Jean Grieshaber, Jill Hemingway, Denise Shubeck & Kit Simpson 🥈 2nd (-10): Ann Crisham, Janice Kersnick, Kathy McGushin & Rita Ann Weber 🥉 3rd (-8): Ellen Connors, Marianne Nugent, Debra Smith & Rose Ward 🎯 Closest to the Pin: Marla LeBlanc, Holly #3 (Red Tee) and Holly #17 (HCP 0–20); Carol Angus, Holly #3 (Green Tee); Karen Holtz, Holly #17 (HCP 21 & up)
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Best Cart Decorations The Halloween fun extended beyond the scorecard with a special Best Decorated Cart Contest! (Pictures on page 12) 1st Place: Susan Smith, Leslie Beglin, Paula Fitzpatrick & Marla LeBlanc 2nd Place: Sally Manich, Trish Robinson, Shirley Sellgren & Lana Coble 3rd Place: April Zelinski, Ann Lawson, Carol Angus & Sue Hubbard
SAVE THE DATE PWGA Closing Meeting Join us as we wrap up another wonderful PWGA season! Tuesday, November 17 | 8:30–10:30 AM Meeting starts at 9:00 AM Clara McLean House, 20 First Village Dr., Pinehurst, NC Breakfast snacks from the Bakehouse & Southern Angel Donut will be served, along with coffee, tea and water, at no charge. Please consider a donation to Clara McLean House from their wishlist. Clara McLean House is a community-supported hospitality and lodging facility for out-of-town patients and families receiving care at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital or FirstHealth Hospice. 11
Halloween Fun Halloween on the Holly | Best Cart Decorations
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On Tuesday, October 27, members got creative and decorated their golf carts as part of our themed playday event! Here are the top finishers:
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Halloween Fun Halloween on the Holly
Safe to say a good time was had by all on a glorious Tuesday! 13
PINEWILD AZALEA
League PAL News and Results October was a busy month for PAL, filled with golf, friendship, beautiful fall weather, and continued support for a meaningful cause. 🩷 Tickle Me Pink Fashion Show & Luncheon | October 5 The annual Tickle Me Pink Fashion Show & Luncheon was held at the Clara McLean House, with a lovely luncheon catered by Heather Vandersloot. Several PAL members took to the runway modeling fashions from The Putter Girl, provided by Jamie McDevitt, while Bill Page added to the afternoon with live guitar music. Linda Mudd served as chair of the event, and guest speaker Laura Kuzma, Administrative Director of Oncology Services, shared insights from her work directing operations at the FirstHealth Cancer Center. Tickle Me Pink events throughout the year supported the FirstHealth Cancer Care Fund. Tickle Me Pink Tournament | October 6 The Tickle Me Pink fun continued on the course with a scramble tournament. Individual Play | October 13 Beautiful weather made for a terrific Tuesday on the course! Janell, Pinewild’s new Director of Fun, joined Katie and Bridgette to capture photos, interviews, and drone footage for an upcoming video. The day also marked the final opportunity for donations to Clara McLean House. Congratulations to the day’s flight winners: Flight 1: Gross – Julie Caro, 35 | Net – Catherine Niebauer, 26
Flight 2: Gross – Rebecca Weltmann, 35 | Net – Rebecca Weltmann, 25 Flight 3: Gross – Jean Weiler, 37 | Net – Jean Weiler, 24 Flight 4: Gross – Pamela Yannoni, 38 | Net – Pamela Yannoni, 22 Flight 5: Gross – Peg Tateosian, 38 | Net – Sue Hess, 21 Flight 6: Gross – Barbara Gannett, 39 | Net – Barbara Gannett, 21 Birdie Highlight: Pamela Yannoni recorded a birdie on Hole #8. Casual Team Scramble | October 20 The October 20 Casual Team Scramble was all about enjoying the game and having fun together. No prizes were awarded, but there was plenty of friendly competition! 1st Place: Margaret Pittman, Brenda D’Onle, Georgia Marlowe & Amanda Washington 2nd Place: Ann Leonard, Jean Weiler, Jan Behnke & Anita Lichtenberger 3rd Place: Rebecca Weltmann, Fran Mellios, Madeline Barry & Katie Dahlberg October 27 PAL will wrap up its season with the final tournament of the year on Tuesday, October 27. We look forward to a great finish to another fun season of golf and camaraderie! 14
PINEWILD AZALEA
League Camera in hand, drone in the sky! Thanks to the PAL Ladies for letting us ride along and capture a day of golf, fun, and friendship on the course.
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ON THE Course &
In the Shop Kyle J. Kirk, PGA | Director of Golf
Revised 2027 Schedule
A Winning Moment Congratulations to Gus Ulrich as the Sandhills Flyers golf program celebrates its seventh national championship and sixth consecutive title, an incredible achievement that reflects Gus’s leadership and dedication. We’re proud to celebrate Gus and his contributions to the game of golf. 16
BIRDIE Blitz
Birdie Blitz
BIRDIES FOR A BIGGER PURPOSE Two-person teams will play as many par-3 holes as possible (estimated 36 holes) in a captain’s choice format - all to raise funds for PGA REACH Carolinas.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9
10 AM - 3 PM
PINEWILD
SUPPORTING A BRIGHTER TOMORROW THROUGH GOLF The Birdie Blitz supports the mission of PGA REACH Carolinas, using the game of golf to make a positive impact through three important areas:
Youth Providing scholarships, equipment, and opportunities to grow the game.
Military Supporting PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere)
Inclusion Expanding opportunities to experience and enjoy the game of golf.
LAST YEAR’S IMPACT 2nd Annual Birdie Blitz brought in $72,000
HOW YOU CAN HELP
MAKE A BIRDIE PLEDGE
Make a flat donation or pledge a certain amount for every birdie our teams make during the event. 17
DONATE
2026
Club
Champions!
After great shots, hard-fought rounds, and an unforgettable bagpiper sendoff, our newest Club Champions have earned their place among Pinewild’s best. Please join us in congratulating this year’s champions when you see them around the Wild! Men’s Club Champions
Women’s Club Champions
Men’s Medalist Champions
Michael Bergstrom
Kathy Hartwiger
Kenneth Bass
🏆 Open Division
🏆 Open Division
🏆 Open Medalist
🏆 Senior Division
🏆 Senior Division
🏆 Senior Medalist
🏆 Super Senior Division
🏆 Super Senior Division
🏆 Super Senior Medalist
Dale Bouguennec David Stackhouse
Jean Grieshaber Donna Rotondo
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Nick Kelble
Tom Bradley
2026
Club Championship
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TURF
Talk
Another dry stretch has settled over the Sandhills. It’s not ideal for growing the lushest turf, but it’s been wonderful weather for getting out and playing golf. Here’s what our Golf Course Maintenance team has finished over the past month, and what we’re still working on as we prepare the courses for winter. We’ll also continue planning and working on cart path improvements.
This Month on the Course
✓ Completed: Poa annua Prevention
Pre-emergent applications are complete on all short-cut turf, stopping annual bluegrass before it germinates so it can’t disrupt smooth, consistent playing surfaces this winter and spring.
✓ Completed: Spring Dead Spot Prevention
Preventive treatments are complete on all short-cut turf, protecting our warmseason grass as it heads into dormancy so it greens up evenly next spring.
✓ Completed: Raised Height of Cut
We’ve raised mowing heights on short-cut turf to help the plant store energy and overwinter in good health, while adding a little extra cushion under the ball for winter golf. In Progress: Soil Sampling We’ve begun pulling soil samples from ALL short-cut turf on the property. The results will guide our fertility program, so every nutrient we apply goes exactly where the turf needs it. In Progress: Holly Course Tree Work A few more trees will come down around several Holly greens. Opening these greens to winter sunlight helps them dry out, stay healthier, and recover faster through the cool season.
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Dr. Drew’s WELLNESS MINUTE Over the next few newsletters, I would like to take the time to go over some different forms of Resistance Training (Endurance & Stamina, Strength & Power) and some guidelines for how to implement them into your routine. This month we will focus on Muscular Endurance & Stamina.
Build Your Staying Power Muscular Endurance: Training Your Muscles to Go the Distance Muscular Endurance/Stamina is a muscle's ability to withstand extended periods of physical activity/exercise. Muscles with better endurance/stamina are able to tolerate longer periods of physical activity before they start to fatigue. In order to prepare our muscles for activities that require increased endurance, we have to train appropriately. Some guidelines for resistance training to improve Muscular Endurance/Stamina are: 1.Lower Weight/Resistance (about 50-60% of 1-Rep Max) 2.Higher Repetitions (12-15 reps) 3.Increased Sets (4-5 sets) 4.Increased Frequency (4-5 days per week) Look to implement some Endurance Training into your workout routine and help make those pesky Cart Path Only days a little bit easier.
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Pinewild HAPPENINGS
Linden Garden Club NOVEMBER MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT Every autumn, a beautiful, hand-blown orange glass pumpkin takes pride of place on my table. Awarded to me several years ago, it is more than a seasonal decoration—it is a daily reminder of the remarkable skill, time, and human touch that transforms molten glass into timeless art. My pumpkin originated at Starworks Center, a renowned nonprofit arts and education organization in a historic former hosiery mill in Montgomery County, North Carolina. There, international resident artists and interns create thousands of one-of-a-kind glass pieces each year. This month, the Linden Garden Club of Pinewild is delighted to welcome Joe Grant, Executive Director of Starworks, who will share the organization’s creative mission, introduce us to its working studios, and tell us how we can visit Starworks to discover—or even create—our own works of art! Meeting Details We’ll meet on Thursday, November 12. Due to renovations at the Pinewild clubhouse, we will meet at the Pinecrest Inn, 50 Dogwood Road, Village of Pinehurst. The luncheon fee is $29. Please make checks payable to the Linden Garden Club of Pinewild. New members and guests are always welcome! You don’t need to be a seasoned gardener to enjoy our meetings. To join or attend as a guest, please contact Membership Chair Janet Farrell at lindengardenclub@gmail.com. We hope you’ll join us for this inspiring glimpse into the art of glassmaking! With warm regards, Cami Pecorak, President Linden Garden Club of Pinewild
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Linden Garden Club NOVEMBER: LET THE LEAVES FALL AND FEED YOUR GARDEN! When autumn settles into North Carolina's Sandhills, our trees offer a wonderful gift: fallen leaves! Rather than bagging them for disposal, why not put this natural resource to work in our gardens? As leaves decompose, they return nutrients and organic matter to the soil, improve soil structure, and help our sandy Sandhills soil retain moisture. My 25-year-old October Glory maple is the centerpiece of my home landscape, and every autumn it gives me thousands of beautiful leaves. For years, those leaves meant hours of raking. Then I discovered a better way: a lawn mower fitted with a mulching blade. What a difference! Those enormous piles of leaves became a valuable resource I could put back into my garden. It’s a simple change that lets me work with nature, not against it. It’s easy to put leaves to work! Mow over dry leaves to shred them. Leave a thin layer on the lawn to break down naturally. You can also rake up shredded leaves and use them as mulch around trees and shrubs or add them to your compost pile. According to N.C. Cooperative Extension, apply a 2- to 4-inch layer of leaf mulch over garden beds and around trees and shrubs. Keep mulch a few inches away from trunks and stems, and avoid piling it against plant crowns. Shredding helps prevent leaves from matting and allows air and water to reach the soil. Leaves offer another wonderful benefit: winter shelter for wildlife. Beneath this leafy blanket, butterflies, moths, fireflies, beetles, and other beneficial insects find places to survive the cold months. Some native bees nest in the ground or shelter among fallen leaves and plant stems. Birds forage in the leaf litter for insects and seeds, while toads and other small animals find refuge there. Whenever possible, leave leaves beneath trees, along woodland edges, and in a quiet corner of your garden. Just keep paths, storm drains, and other areas where leaves could create hazards clear. Beyond that, let nature take its course! Before this fall’s cleanup, consider whether those leaves really need to go into bags or be hauled away by your yard crew. What looks like yard waste can feed, shelter, and support next spring’s garden. Sometimes, the best thing we can do for our gardens and the wildlife we cherish is simply to leave the leaves! Submitted by Claudia Watson, NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer
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Construction U P D AT E We're making good progress on the Clubhouse and Athletic Center, and it's great to see how all the pieces are coming together! Check out the latest flyover here. Inside, all the windows are now installed in the Clubhouse, Fitness Center, and Function Hall. Drywall is about 85% complete, painting has started, and floor tile installation gets underway this week. The spaces are really starting to look like the finished product. Outside, work continues on the service drives, sidewalks, cart paths, and patios. The patio behind the Clubhouse is beginning to take shape, and the privacy screening around the pool is now complete. There's still plenty of work ahead, but we're seeing real progress every week, and we remain on track to have a functioning Clubhouse in the first quarter of next year. In mid-November, Kyle Kirk will take us on another video walkthrough inside the Clubhouse to give you a closer look at how your new space is coming along. Thanks, as always, for your patience and support. We're looking forward to getting these new facilities to the finish line over the next few months!
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