Author: devinjohnsondesign
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Event Recap: 2nd Annual Independence Day Parade
This year’s Independence Day Parade and Celebration was a huge success. While we had originally intended to end the parade at The Ledge and host the festivities there, God had other plans. We would like to extend our gratitude to Mary and Eddie Bowen for allowing us to use The Lodge again for this event.… Read more
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The Ledge has officially broken ground!
Thank you to everyone that came out to celebrate as The Ledge begins construction. A lot of work has gone into the planning of this wonderful facility, and we couldn’t do it without the help of our Board of Directors, our hardworking contractors, and the amazing people of the Spring Creek community! We will continue… Read more
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Celebrate Our Independence – July 5th, 2021
July 5th 2pm – 5pm @ Miller Corners Lodge We are excited to be hosting Spring Creek’s “Under God – Indivisible” Independence Day celebration on July 5th. A first for The Ledge, this event will include a parade with cash prizes, a flag retirement ceremony, and great food and fellowship with local residents. We should… Read more
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The Ledge Construction Update
Building a facility from the ground up is a lot of work! We’ve been working closely with our contractors, John Hopper and Roger Bailey, and the amazing folks at Vaughan Associates Architects and Surveying Services to make help our vision become a reality. We have the elevations, site plans, and architectural drawings completed and will be applying for permits… Read more
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Fly Away Home – A nonprofit corporation
This past week of snow was absolutely wonderful! I spent a lot of time outside playing in the snow with my dogs, trying to keep my chickens cozy, feeding the birds, making snow angels, and delivering “snow day” cupcakes to my neighbors. While it was stunningly beautiful, it’s sure is nice to see the sun… Read more
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Gathering on Solid Ground
It strikes me that many of you may be wondering when The Ledge will be something more than a sign onthe street corner at Highways 152 and 70. I spent this past winter wondering the same thing – but amnow beginning to feel the tug of progress in small spasms of official correspondence. Seems we… Read more