Country Club of the Carolinas
Coverage (9 articles)
Stroll Firethorne November 2026 Issue, Free Online
The November 2026 edition of Stroll Firethorne is out and free to read online. Inside: mah jongg at the Country Club of the Carolinas, Crisis Assistance Ministry and the full PDF download.
Mah Jongg Draws Friends to Country Club of the Carolinas
Several opportunities to play each week at the Country Club of the Carolinas, formerly Firethorne Country Club, bring neighbors to the table for American mah jongg.
Shealy Family Has Raised More Than $50,000 for Research
Samantha's diagnosis came in 2016 with no family history of the disease; since then the family has raised more than $50,000 for research.
Firethorne Pink Bow Campaign Ties Neighbors Together
The Pink Bow Campaign came to Firethorne in 2018, and resident and breast cancer survivor Deb Galli helps coordinate it.
The Barthel Family
Meet the Barthel family of Baltusrol Lane, who traded Sandy Hook, CT for Firethorne in 2016. Ron, Angela and their three sons on nine years of neighborhood friendships, a breast cancer journey, and the Costco six minutes away.
Stroll Firethorne June 2026 Issue, Free to Read Online
The June 2026 edition of Stroll Firethorne is out and free to read online. Inside: the pickleball cover story at the Country Club of the Carolinas, Precious Pets Berkeley and Roxy, partner spotlights on BSTN Capital, Molly Maid and Pineville Rug Gallery, plus the full PDF download.
Pickleball at Country Club of the Carolinas, Ages 12 to 80
The program has about 25 to 30 active players, ages 12 to 80, and beginner clinics run Mondays and Fridays from 10 to 11 a.m.
The Reiters: Two Dentists and a Boston Terrier Mix at CCC
Tanya and Logan Reiter both became dentists, met at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry, opened practices a short drive from each other, and built a life at Country Club of the Carolinas with two young kids and a Boston terrier mix named Tyrion.
The Ivey Family of Firethorne
Paige and Jordan Ivey have built a life full of movement, music and laughter in Firethorne, raising three daughters, cruising the neighborhood by golf cart and rooting their family in faith and community.