Author Archives: Don Hedman

Food Truck Monday and Thursday at Covered Bridge Estates is an opportunity for residents to take the night off from cooking and swing by the Clubhouse for some good food provided by local food trucks.  The goal is to provide … Continue reading →

Well, here we are in autumn and hopefully nearing the end of hurricane season. I hope your summer was enjoyable. September has been busy here at Covered Bridge Estates with the renovation of the Clubhouse and preparation of the 2020 … Continue reading →

Are you a budding artist? Would you like to have some fun with other residents and learn to paint? Join Karalee Hammes on November 8, 2019 from 6:30 – 8:30pm at the Clubhouse. Karalee is a local artist who has … Continue reading →

The Social Activities and Events volunteers have been busy thinking up fun stuff to offer our residents this year. While most of the events are yet to be fully planned and set on the calendar, the goal is to offer … Continue reading →

Mark your calendar for the unveiling of the long-anticipated Clubhouse renovations that have been in progress during the month of September. Stop in on October 17 anytime from 5:00-7:30pm and check out the new colors, new furniture, new fixtures, big … Continue reading →

Back in August we had an excellent seminar at the Clubhouse hosted by Wayne Grubbs on caring for your palm trees.  Several residents attended this event and learned the proper types of fertilizers to use depending on the tree species … Continue reading →

New resident, Neil Arafat, is interested in coordinating a tennis club for folks of all ages and talent levels. Neil has a passion for the game which he would like to share with our community. Tennis is a sport with … Continue reading →

The Board of Directors met at the Clubhouse on Friday, September 13, 2019 to work on the proposed 2020 Operating Budget.  Because of this and the ongoing Clubhouse renovation, the Board will not meet on the regularly-scheduled fourth Wednesday of … Continue reading →

With three months behind me now, I’m starting the third phase of a professional manager’s transition: The first two are just learning the way things have been done and following through with ideas to share with the Board to make changes … Continue reading →