Photo courtesy of Crystal Dawn Waybright.
2017 HCRC Gun Raffle Winners
Monday, May 15th - # 001 Patrick Pekala
Tuesday, May 16th - # 485 Butch Simmons
Wednesday, May 17th - #641 Logan Bean
Thursday, May 18th - #923 Diane Montgomery
Friday,May 19th - #243 Fred Frye
All winners have been notified ! Congratulations to all !
Monday, May 15th - # 001 Patrick Pekala
Tuesday, May 16th - # 485 Butch Simmons
Wednesday, May 17th - #641 Logan Bean
Thursday, May 18th - #923 Diane Montgomery
Friday,May 19th - #243 Fred Frye
All winners have been notified ! Congratulations to all !
It is the mission of the Highland County Recreation Commission to provide and promote recreational opportunities through development, implementation, and maintenance of facilities and programs for all citizens of Highland County.
The HCRC's Board of Directors including Laura Honaker, President; Don Ferrell, Vice-President; Karen Sweeney, Secretary; George Deem, Interim Treasurer; Aaron King, Sherry Sullenberger, Todd Brendel, Mike Isles, Ellen Ratcliffe and Trey Williams.
The HCRC operates on a very limited annual budget and supports recreational activities for all ages, all people, and all interests in this most rural county east of the Mississippi River. County residents have enjoyed many activities through the HCRC. We also offer scholarships for families who cannot afford registration fees for youth activities. Your support ensures HCRC can continue to offer varied and fun activities for all.
The Recreation Commission programs include youth basketball, youth soccer, adult co-ed softball & adult co-ed volleyball. Events scheduled throughout each year are Mountain Mama Road Bike Challenge, The Highland County Bobcats Youth Basketball Tournament, open gym adult basketball, and Flag football for adults and children. Also, available through the Commission is Highland County weight room located in the Highland Center complex on Spruce Street. The Commission also manages the County pool open; June-August. The pool features a zero entry ramp, solar heat, showers, and concession stand. Programs through the pool are water aerobics, swimming lessons for beginner and intermediate skill levels, and Tuesday night Family Fun Nights. Private Pool parties are also available for scheduling.
The Commission takes pride in serving the community of Highland County and is constantly looking for ways to extend their services, to contact the Recreation Commission please use the "Contact Us" page or one of the following :
540-468-2978 office, 540-468-3866 pool office or
hcrc@highlandcountyrecreation.org
The HCRC's Board of Directors including Laura Honaker, President; Don Ferrell, Vice-President; Karen Sweeney, Secretary; George Deem, Interim Treasurer; Aaron King, Sherry Sullenberger, Todd Brendel, Mike Isles, Ellen Ratcliffe and Trey Williams.
The HCRC operates on a very limited annual budget and supports recreational activities for all ages, all people, and all interests in this most rural county east of the Mississippi River. County residents have enjoyed many activities through the HCRC. We also offer scholarships for families who cannot afford registration fees for youth activities. Your support ensures HCRC can continue to offer varied and fun activities for all.
The Recreation Commission programs include youth basketball, youth soccer, adult co-ed softball & adult co-ed volleyball. Events scheduled throughout each year are Mountain Mama Road Bike Challenge, The Highland County Bobcats Youth Basketball Tournament, open gym adult basketball, and Flag football for adults and children. Also, available through the Commission is Highland County weight room located in the Highland Center complex on Spruce Street. The Commission also manages the County pool open; June-August. The pool features a zero entry ramp, solar heat, showers, and concession stand. Programs through the pool are water aerobics, swimming lessons for beginner and intermediate skill levels, and Tuesday night Family Fun Nights. Private Pool parties are also available for scheduling.
The Commission takes pride in serving the community of Highland County and is constantly looking for ways to extend their services, to contact the Recreation Commission please use the "Contact Us" page or one of the following :
540-468-2978 office, 540-468-3866 pool office or
hcrc@highlandcountyrecreation.org
2016 Highland County Bobcats
Congratulations to the 2016 Highland Co. Bobcats
for winning the "2016 March Madness in the Mountains Co-ed Youth Basketball Tournament" BACK TO BACK !!! Going for the 3peat in 2017 ! |
Congratulations to E.M. on winning the
2016 March Madness All-Tournament Most Valuable Player Award |
2017
"March Madness in the Mountains" Co-ed Youth Basketball Tournament March 4, 2017 |
2017 Mountain Mama Road Bike Challenge
Takes place on August 5th, 2017.
For more information call (540) 468-2978 or (540) 468-3866
webpage~click here.
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Disclaimer: "During any of our programs, participants may be photographed by the HCRC staff for publicity purposes. If you do not wish to have your picture taken, please tell the staff photographer."
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