Residents of Somersby Park are proud to help keep North Carolina green and clean. On a regular basis, a team of the Adopt-A-Highway gathers on Saturdays to pick up trash and debris along Hebron Road.

Thanks to David, Ben and Jon for bringing back the shine to our gates. These dedicated neighbors used a little elbow grease and cleaned off the accumulated lichen, moss and dirt. They used mild detergent and water scrubbing with soft brushes and sponge. They even had to haul 27 gallons of water to tackle the back gate. Such an act of dedication and kindness is another example of caring Somersby Park residents.

Residents gathered on a sunny January morning to remove the Holidays lights. Thanks to team spirit and participation, the work was completed in minutes. Of course a few good laughs came along the way too.

The Somersby Park sign at the upper gate begins to shine once again.

Work is underway to restore the beauty of the upper gate sign. Members of the Common Area Committee recently started the project. The before photos show weathered worn letters and discolored wood. After removal, volunteers installed three new backboards. The new letters are on order and will soon once again shine.

Somersby Park has been awarded from the North Carolina Department of Transportation for 10 years of service to the Adopt A Highway program. Ron and team regularly tackle the stretch of Hebron Road from Jones Gap to Davis Mountain Road to clean up pounds of trash. Congratulations Somersby Park, we continue to lead the way in community service.

Somersby Park residents gathered on a beautiful crisp autumn morning to help the community. The neighborhood is a member of the Adopt-A-Highway program commissioned by the NC Department of Transportation. Volunteers cleaned Hebron Road from the top of Jones Gap to Davis Mountain Road.