Euchre Party

Calling all card players! We are having a Euchre Party on February 20th at 7pm. This year’s party is being hosted by Bob and Tricia Wilson at 1725 Falcon Dr. Participants will pay $5 to play and will pick a number to determine their partners. Please bring an appetizer or dessert to share. Little Euchre experience is necessary and we can easily teach you how to play if you would like.

Please email the Wilson’s at wilsontb@fuse.net to RSVP or get more information.

Hope to see you there!

Pheasant Hills Play Group

We are looking for additional families to join.

• Do you have little ones at home during the day?
• Would you like your little ones to have the opportunity to get to know and
  play with other kids their age in a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere?
• Would you like to get to know parents with kids the same age as yours?
• Do you work part time or are you a stay-at-home mom/dad?

If you answered yes to these questions, we would love for you to join us for playgroup!
For the 2009/2010 season we will be meeting on any one of the following days, most weeks: Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday. We usually meet for a few hours from mid morning until after lunch. The atmosphere is laid back, nothing planned other than to let the children play together and make friends.

The host for the week provides a meal and drinks for the kids and their parents as well as the opportunity to play with other children in the neighborhood.

If you are interested in joining please contact Natalie Minks at nminks@fuse.net or call 683-9522.

Pheasant Hills Book Club

The Pheasant Hills Book Club is searching for avid readers! We are a group of neighborhood women who meet the last Thursday of every other month (January, March, May, etc..). If you enjoy reading and sharing in lively discussions with your neighbors, come join us!

For more information contact Barb King at kbmk2@yahoo.com.

 

Entertainment News

The Progressive Dinner is tentatively scheduled for March 13th. Please mark your calendars for this awesome event!

At the picnic, there were some terrific ideas thrown out for neighborhood gatherings. Some of those are a bowling night (with or without the kids), karaoke, diplomacy game, croquet tournament, wine tasting, corn hole tournament, golf outing, and flag football game. It is obvious, there are many neighbors who want to get out and have some fun together. Many of these can be done in the winter and would give everyone a chance to get out of their houses during the cold months to socialize. If you are interested in hosting any of these events, or if you have another event you would like to put on the schedule, let us know! The entertainment committee can help with putting out signs and getting the word spread.

It may be cold outside but it's never too early to start planning for this summer's TGIFs. We want to get a list put together in advance so we can plan even more neighborhood activities around the TGIFs. So far, we already have hosts lined up for May, June and September. We are looking for people to host in July and August. Any Friday in the month is fine. If you are interested, please call Sarah DeMoss at 898-9418.

 

Annual Holiday Food Drive - Success!

Thanks to the 85+ volunteers from Pheasant Hills, Claiborne, Pheasant Hills On The Lake and Millbrook Farms for their help in making this year's food drive for the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry a success! We gathered over 500 grocery bags filled with food and cash donations came to almost $600!

Thanks to all of you who contributed as well. Your generosity in these tough economic times have helped the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry keep up with the increasing demand they are experiencing.

Even though the food drive is over, the needs of our community continue throughout the year. You can contribute to the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry anytime! There is a donations box at the front door of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church at the corner of Lebanon Rd. And Loveland Av. and you can contribute online through the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry web site!

Photos of the event and a LARGE group shot can be found on our Photos page.

Bunko Players Needed

Ladies, would you like to get our once a month and socialize with your Pheasant Hills neighbors? There is a small group of women that meet on Tuesday, usually the second Tuesday, to play a simple dice game called Bunko. Bunko is so easy that anyone can learn, but mostly our gatherings are about friends, conversation, food and fun! If you don't want to play regularly, maybe you would like to get on the sub list. Questions? Please contact Martha Reed via email (preferred) or 583.9482.

 

Emerald Ash Borer

Emerald Ash Borer, an ash tree-killing insect from Asia, was identified in Ohio in 2003. To reduce the risk of the insect moving to uninfested parts of the state (map), Ohio, among other states (Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin) is enforcing a quarantine to help curtail the spread of this menace.

The quarantine means that there are strict guidelines about transporting ash wood within or between states. Information about this problem and what you can do to help are available from a USDA collaborative effort and the State of Ohio.

A homeowners guide from Michigan State University provides excellent information on how we in Pheasant Hills can help right here at home.

 

Welcome to the Neighborhood!

   Pheasant Hills is the largest and considered to be the most scenic neighborhood in Loveland, Ohio.  Loveland is the definition of a quaint and historical community and is proud to be a north-eastern suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio USA.  Loveland’s grand history is only exceeded by its beauty.

   Pheasant Hills is over 300 dignified and unique homes nestled on a few hundred tree canopied acres.  Our neighborhood is a beautiful and natural environment shared with indigenous plant and wildlife.  The families which comprise Pheasant Hills share great pride in their community and contribute to the many facets which make Pheasant Hills and Loveland a much envied community.

   This site is provided for our residents as an information source for local connections and a means to share our history and pride with those who are wishing to discover Pheasant Hills’ many charms.

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