Property owners in The Enclave should have received letters recently, informing them of a $100 increase in the annual HOA dues.

Allison and Brad Church marveled at the 70 tons of American kaolin they imported into Mexico that was then manufactured into toilets by their customers, who sold them back to U.

Known as “Grey Eagle” to the Cherokee and Catawba peoples, Black Mountain was founded in 1893 as an artist colony.

Sitting on my dock one night, I watched a fisherman slowly drifting my way.

Rick Lambeth has accepted the invitation to join the HOA Board of Directors, filling a member’s term who sold their home and moved to Virginia.

In order to improve efficiency and performance, the HOA Board of Directors (BOD) voted unanimously to dissolve the Architectural Review Committee (ARC) at its October meeting.

The BOD agreed to assume ARC duties, adopted the ARC’s Checklist and unanimously added one amendment.

When neglected and abused children are removed from their homes, they need somewhere to go.

Relatively new, Gorges State Park was founded in 1999.

Some of my favorite moments in The Enclave are when I encounter wildlife roaming our woods.

Burke County is working on acquiring the final Fonta Flora Trail  easement to connect The Enclave to the 1780 community.

The Enclave HOA Architectural Review Committee and board officers made in-person visits September 6 to a six properties that have buildings under construction to ensure they’re meeting neighborhood covenants.