Fifth Annual Goblin Gallop
Start breaking out your most creative Halloween costumes, because the fifth annual Goblin Gallop is only a few weeks away! The Goblin Gallop is a great evening of family fun hosted by Heron Bay Golf & Country Club that benefits Henry County’s Hands of Hope Clinic. Participants don their favorite Halloween costumes and participate in events such as a 6K, a 1 mile fun run/walk event, or the annual Tot Trot for those five and under. The Tot Trot is free, and the other events range from as little as $10 to $15.
This year’s event will take place at 5 p.m. on October 25. Prizes for creative costumes will be awarded and a plasma screen TV will be raffled off. University of Georgia fans need not worry, because the UGA and LSU game will be broadcasted on the plasma screen television so that participants won’t miss a minute! The event is a great way (Continued…)
Heron Bay Golf & Country Club Selects mRELEVANCE as Marketing Firm
Heron Bay Golf and Country Club, a master-planned development in Henry has selected mRELEVANCE as its Internet marketing, public relations and social media firm of record.
“mRELEVANCE uses multiple channels to bring awareness to Heron Bay,” said Lisa Brutvan, Marketing Director for Heron Bay Golf and County Club. “Their use of Internet marketing and social media combined with their traditional public relations expertise spreads the word through a wide range of outlets to reach a variety of consumers.”
Heron Bay Golf and Country Club is made up of many different neighborhoods, each built by a top new home builder. All of the homes at Heron Bay offer a wide variety of options. Architectural styles include Traditional, European, Cottage and Craftsman designs, while plans (Continued…)
Atlanta Golf Community Welcomes Hair Salon to Town Center
Heron Bay Golf and Country Club happily welcomes C Changes Hair Studio to the Town Center at Heron Bay. The full service salon features a family atmosphere and specializes in haircuts for clients of all ages, which makes it a perfect addition to the retail village at the master-planned community in Henry County. C Changes is the first salon for owner Christine McNichol who has 15 years of industry experience. The hair-stylist mother has a strong sense of family, which directly influenced her development of C Changes Hair Studio. She made the salon a place where families can spend time together, socialize with neighbors and get a great haircut. When she discovered the open location at Heron Bay, she jumped at the opportunity because it gives her the unique opportunity to not only open her first salon, but it also allows her to create a gathering place for friends, family and neighbors. C Changes opened for business on September 1, 2008 and is extremely happy to welcome new any new customers. (Continued…)
Bryant Lake Happily Welcomes First Homebuyers
Ken and Julia Pearson recently became the first home buyers at Bryant Lake LaGrange. Although they are not scheduled to move into their new home until November, the Pearsons are already enjoying the southern hospitality that they have received from PEC Development Group and the town of LaGrange. With two children and a third on the way, the Pearson’s knew that they wanted four bedrooms. They chose the spacious Lanier floorplan which will include five bedrooms, four bathrooms and will have approximately 3,100 square feet of living space. The Pearson’s also had the opportunity to make modifications to the floorplan in order to build a house that would meet all of their needs. Changes include adding a desk in the kitchen, a third bathroom upstairs and a children’s retreat on the second floor above the family room. They also chose to turn the formal living room into an office space for Ken. (Continued…)
Bryant Lake LaGrange Sponsors Flicks on Bricks
Bryant Lake LaGrange continued their support of their local community by sponsoring last month’s Flicks on Bricks. Flicks on Bricks was a free family-friendly movie put on a large screen by the Downtown LaGrange Development Authority every Friday night in August. Families brought blankets and picnic dinners, and the idea was to just spend time together and have fun with other families in the community! Over 350 LaGrange residents attended each movie last month, which would not have been possible without the sponsors like Bryant Lake LaGrange. PEC Development felt like it was only natural for their newest neighborhood to sponsor the event since it aligns with the environment they are creating at Bryant Lake. Bryant Lake is a (Continued…)
