THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE SENECA GUNS: THE UNEXPLAINED BOOMS ALONG THE COAST |
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The quiet community of River Run Plantation, nestled along the North Carolina coast, prides itself on its tranquility. But every so often, this peace is shattered by a sudden, earth-shaking boom. Locals call it the Seneca Guns – a deep, hollow sound that reverberates through the air, rattling windows and sending shivers down spines. The legend of the Seneca Gun stretches back centuries.... |
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Lynn Leask takes us on review of The Pour House in Shallotte, offering an insider's glimpse into the vibrant flow and unique experience that have locals buzzing.
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VENDOR GATE CODE FOR JUNE #0622 |
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GARDENING TIPSBy: Judy Koehly |
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Ever dreamed of biting into a juicy, homegrown tomato, bursting with flavor far exceeding anything from the grocery store? Tomato gardening, though sometimes likened to a hilarious hostage situation ("You haven't watered me in days, human, and I know where you sleep!"), is surprisingly accessible and rewarding, offering fresh produce and a sense of accomplishment you won't soon forget. |
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Lifecare.org is excited to bring you two opportunities to attend free workshops on understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Every 65 seconds, someone in America, is diagnosed with a form of dementia. So many are affected by this disease. This workshop is for anyone in the community and especially those who are care givers. Learn More |
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Attention River Run Plantation Residents! Planning a cookout or gathering at the clubhouse or pavilion? Here's the scoop on using our amazing community amenities: Residents & Amenities: As a River Run Plantation member, you have access to all community amenities, including the pavilion and grill! So, feel free to gather with a few guests (less than 6) for a casual get-together. Just remember to bring your own propane, grill tools, and clean up after yourselves – we all want to keep these spaces enjoyable for everyone. Larger Gatherings (6+ Guests): Thinking of hosting a bigger bash with more than 6 guests, especially if some are from outside the community? To ensure a smooth experience and avoid any scheduling conflicts, it's important to submit a rental application form to the front office. This is not only community policy but also helps guarantee your group's fun isn't interrupted! A minimal fee is applied to account for wear, utilities, and other real-costs. Here's the Bonus: Once you submit the application, the front office will confirm availability. The social committee will then secure the space for your party by marking it as a "private event" or "community wide event" on the community calendar. Plus, the social committee will be happy to assist you with any instructions or resources you might need during your gathering. So there you have it! By following these simple steps, you can make the most of our fantastic community amenities and throw a memorable get-together! Easy Access to the Community Rental Agreement Fill one out at the front office during normal business hours www.river-run-plantation.com > member log in > site member resources www.camsmgt.com > member log in > documents > amenities
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River Run Plantation Station 2 & 3 River Fest Party RRP Station 2 & 3 celebrated neighbors, family and friends with a River Fest Block Party at the small pier. We had mother nature on our side as the skies cleared by the late afternoon bringing a gentle breeze. Highlights of the festivities included Grilling, Music, Games and delicious food and baked goods. Check out a few of our photos! Photo Link |
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Let’s Get Acquainted Would you like to learn more about our new website? Read More |
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New Voluntary Resident Directory! While the previous version was beautifully done, it required significant time to produce and update. Our Communications Committee is excited to introduce a new directory that maintains access to the same vital information but with real-time updates for your convenience. A unique form has been developed for residents to input their information, which is then automatically updated in a searchable online sheet. If you've already submitted your details, no further action is needed. For those who wish to add or update their information, simply fill out this linked form. Instructions Directory Form Community Directory Access to this form and the up-to-date directory is available exclusively on the River Run website under the members area. Should you have any questions or comments, please reach out to Ken Koehly (kenkoehly@gmail.com). |
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A huge thank you goes out to our dedicated community committee members! While they often work behind the scenes, their efforts are the backbone of what makes River Run such a special place. From securing the best vendors and contractors to the countless little touches that create our unique culture, their hard work keeps our community thriving. They may not seek recognition, but lets share how their contributions are deeply appreciated. So next time you see a committee member, give them a high five, a heartfelt thank you, or a great big hug – they deserve it! |
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In the latest initiative by Firewise, community members are invited to provide feedback on identifying buffer areas that could benefit from thinning or clearing to enhance wildfire safety measures. These buffer zones are essential for creating defensible spaces, reducing fire intensity, and aiding firefighting efforts. Residents are encouraged to share their insights with the Firewise Chair to prioritize areas for vegetation management, ensuring effective wildfire mitigation strategies. By actively participating in this collaborative effort, community members can contribute to building more resilient and safer neighborhoods in the face of wildfires. Sincerely, Courtney Ross |
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Nature committees picture of the month showcases two Pileated Woodpeckers spotted by Leslie Printz on Lakeside Drive, highlighting their resilience in the face of habitat loss and their symbolic drumming representing our bond with nature's heartbeat. | | |
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Water Aerobics is Back! June 1st - Kids Music Recital June 6th - Photography Club June 18th - Board Meeting June 20th - Book club Check out the community calendar for more information about these events and others...
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THE CURRENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE Lynn Leask - Committee Chair Ken Koehly - Editor Kathy Scott - Project Collaborator Andrew Lindemann - Liaison
Communication Committee Volunteers Needed: Website Assistant Newsletter Assistant
Inquire by emailing drew4riverrun@gmail.com |
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