Many thanks to Debbie Dever for this updated crabbing information courtesy of VMRC – Virginia Marine Resources Commission. https://mrc.virginia.gov/regulations/VA-recreational-crabbing-rules.shtm?fbclid=IwY2xjawSifTJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeql4TwE1rfkBFLi4l0Xincq4PjiUDeykL641qUtR_cF3AI30w2zQW2kSI3ww_aem_NxlUU1qhlIg1QpVWLvsAOQ   posted 06.19.26

At our Annual Meeting on June 6, representatives from the Volunteer Fire Department, Mt. Holly substation, gave an informative presentation.  Below is a list of their suggested do’s and don’ts … Continue reading Fire Safety and First Aid Tips →

If you missed the meeting, here is the slide deck with relevant information that was presented.

As we head into summer, many residents have questions about water quality following recent headlines, including reports of sewage spills. While authorities have since lifted most advisories and noted that … Continue reading Staying Safe in Our Waters: A Reminder for GH‑CP Residents →

As the growing season continues, this is a friendly reminder that all properties within the community — including lots with homes and unimproved/vacant lots — should have grass maintained at … Continue reading Community Lawn Maintenance Reminder →

The GH‑CP Association’s new Green Thumb Committee is looking for volunteers who’d like to help care for and improve our community flower and plant beds. A dedicated group of four … Continue reading New Green Thumb Committee →

A heartfelt thank you to all who had the volunteer spirit and neighbors who participated in our Community Cleanup & Giveaway Day on May 16. Your time, hard work, and … Continue reading Thank You for Making Community Cleanup Day a Success! →

My class is M, W, F from 9 am to 10 am, weather permitting. I plan to start on Monday, May 25.  I usually hold class unless it’s raining. steelelk59@gmail.com … Continue reading Linda Steele’s Water Exercise Class →

Our volunteer drivers (and the neighbors who chat with them) report increasing concern over construction equipment parked in vacant lots.  This topic is quite the can of worms.  Is this … Continue reading Neighborhood Watch →