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Resident Newsletter- September 2026

 

  

Hello September

Purple Starry Flowers

September's Starry Flower:

As potted mums hit stores this month, containers of daisy-like asters are often seen displayed with them. September's birth flower, the aster, blooms in late summer through autumn,
bringing hues of blue, purple, pink, and white to the garden. Aster is the Greek word for star, describing the shape of the flower's fanned petals.


Important Dates to Remember:

Resident Council Meetings

The Resident Council will hold meetings at each site. The schedule will be as follows:

Limestone Courts: August 10 th at 5 pm
Colonial Heights: August 13 th at 5 pm
Beltline Courts: August 18 th at 4:30 pm
Granard Courts: August 19 th at 5 pm

Please come out and make an impact on your neighborhood

Board Meeting

The Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026, at 6:00 pm at the Beltline Main Office.

Pest Control

Pest control and filter change will take place Thursday, September 17th, 2026, at Granard Courts and Colonial Heights. Residents will be notified of the date in advance. Please make sure to have your front screen door unlocked so that maintenance and the pest control person may enter your unit.


IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

RENT PAYMENTS ONLINE

Use this link for Beltline, Colonial Limestone, and Granard: www.rentpayment.com/pay/login.html. If you have any questions, you may call your property manager for assistance. 

Welcome to Our Community

Welcome, new residents! As you settle in to your new home, please feel free to call the office if we can help you in any way. We're sure you'll find our community is the friendliest in the area, and we owe it all to our residents. We're glad to have you with us!

Housekeeping Inspections

Limestone Housekeeping inspections will be held Tuesday, September 1st, Wednesday, September 2nd, and Thursday, September 3rd, 2026. You will receive a memo in advance as a reminder of these dates. Please remember to have your apartment cleaned and ready, and also have your front screen door unlocked. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

8. RESIDENT AGREES:

M. To act cooperatively with neighbors and Management staff. To refrain from and cause Resident's household and guests to refrain from acting or speaking in an abusive or threatening manner toward neighbors and Management staff.

Important Numbers

Central Office -------------(864) 489-3193
Emergency Maint. --------(864) 489-3193
TTY# -----------------------(864) 487-9460
Fire, Police, Ambulance --911
Beltline Courts ------------(864) 489-3193
Colonial Heights ----------(864) 488-1085
Limestone Courts ---------(864) 489-1042
Granard Courts -----------(864) 488-1179


Did you know?

Flag and words in Red, white, and blue

Patriot Day

The nation's annual remembrance of 9/11, Patriot Day is also a National Day of Service. Since 2002, people across America have paid tribute to the victims, survivors, and heroes of Sept. 11 by volunteering in community service projects.

Purple and Green words and a Neon Brain

Stories of Alzheimer's Disease

In observance of World Alzheimer's Day on Sept. 21, consider reviewing these books and movies to gain perspective and insight into the lives of those impacted by the disease.

"Iris." This 2001 film is based on John Bayley's 1999 memoir "Elegy for Iris," about the disease's effect on his wife, celebrated British writer Iris Murdoch. Starring Judi Dench and Kate Winslet as Murdoch at different ages, the movie earned Jim Broadbent a best supporting actor Oscar for his portrayal of Bayley.

"Still Alice." Author Lisa Genova's 2007 bestseller was made into a critically acclaimed movie in 2014. Julianne Moore won the best actress Oscar for her role as Alice Howland, a professor with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

 "We Are Not Ourselves." The New Yorker magazine called this novel by Matthew Thomas "the greatest Alzheimer's novel yet." Published in 2014, "We Are Not Ourselves" paints an intimate portrait of the Leary
family's struggles as their beloved patriarch develops Alzheimer's.

A sunflower with a honeybee on it.

Super Food: Sunflower Seeds

Tiny yet tasty, sunflower seeds have many nutritional benefits. They are rich in vitamin E, which keeps your heart healthy and fights infection, and are a good source of selenium, which helps repair damaged cells. Sunflower seeds have magnesium and copper, which promote bone health. Magnesium can also reduce the severity of asthma and help prevent migraine headaches. Add sunflower seeds to salad, coleslaw, granola, yogurt, and stir-fries.

Crayola Words and flowers in different colorsGrandparents Day

Make sure to tell all the grandparents you know how special they are on National Grandparents Day, the first Sunday after Labor Day. Grandparents remember how we were way back when ... and help guide us
through life by sharing pearls of wisdom and their life experience. To all the grandparents in our community:

Happy Grandparents Day!


Gaffney Housing Authority Board Members

The Gaffney Housing Authority Board Members are as follows:

Sharon Cauthen-- Chairperson
Shannon Redish-- Vice Chairperson
Helen Cunningham - Commissioner
Kathy Littlejohn-- Commissioner
Destiny Wilson-- Commissioner

Gaffney Housing Authority Staff

Tiffany Askew -- Executive Director
Adrian Jones-- Director of Maintenance
Brooke Coleman-- Director of Administration
Yolanda Edwards-- Housing Coordinator
Dee Meadows-- Administrative Office Manager
Rhonda Palmer-- Property Manager- Beltline/Limestone
Jerome Wright-- Property Manager- Granard/Colonial
Troy Kennedy-- Maintenance Technician
Jimmy Littlejohn-- Maintenance Technician
Anthony Valentine-- Maintenance Technician
Thomas Tillman-- Groundskeeper

GAFFNEY HOUSING AUTHORITY AFTER-HOURS MAINTENANCE PROTOCOL

Routine Maintenance requests between the hours of 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM should be made by calling the main office at (864) 489-3193. After-hours calls are Monday through Thursday beginning at 5:00 PM and ending at 7:00 AM. Weekends begin at 5:00 PM on Thursdays and end on Mondays at 7:00 AM. After-Hours Maintenance is for emergencies only.

There will be a $25.00 charge for all Nuisance calls.

Emergencies:

Apartment is flooding (busted water pipes, busted water heater, broken supply lines, etc.).
• No heat
• Resident smells natural gas.
• Refrigerator goes completely out.
• Stopped-up commode
• Air conditioner not working. (All calls for AC after 8:00 PM will be addressed the following day.)

Lockouts:

• Lockout requests must come from an adult household member. Any requests after 8:00 PM will be taken care of the following day.

Gaffney Housing Authority Holiday Schedule

This is a listing of our scheduled holiday office closing dates for 2026:

New Year's Day -- Thursday, January 1, 2026
Martin Luther King Jr. Day --- Monday, January 19, 2026
Presidents' Day --- Monday, February 16, 2026
Easter Monday --- Monday, April 6, 2026
Memorial Day --- Monday, May 25, 2026
Juneteenth --- Thursday, June 18, 2026
Independence Day --- Monday, July 6, 2026
Labor Day --- Monday, September 7, 2026
Columbus Day --- Monday, October 12, 2026
Thanksgiving --- Wednesday and Thursday, November 25th & 26th, 2026
Christmas --- Monday-Thursday, December 21st- December 24th, 2026


 

Contact Information

O 864-489-3193
F 864-487-9460
Office Hours:
Monday – Thursday
7:00am – 5:00pm
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