View an online video of the Saturday, November 9 meeting.

The founding members of the Here to Stay Wintergreen group held their first community meeting on November 1 at Tuckahoe Clubhouse to a standing-room-only crowd.

The HOA fees are set by the WPOA board of directors.

The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of a decision by a Richmond-based federal appeals court last year regarding the building the Atlantic Coast Pipeline under the Appalachian Trail. This part of the ACP project would use land owned by the Wintergreen Property Owners Association. Read more in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

The unique performance of The Sound of Music in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains is making the news.

The kids and parents are in agreement: The wooden swing sets made of branches, a huge sandbox pit, large rocks, a mud kitchen, and a creek to play in (and more) on Route 151 are all awesome.

Besides fundraising, management, and attracting, "world-class professional musicians from symphony orchestras and chamber music groups across the country, " there is also attention given to improving facilities and venues.

“To enhance the social, energetic and intellectually stimulating atmosphere that is unique to Wintergreen,” the resort says it is moving toward creating a “Wintergreen Speaker Series.”

A potential “end run” coming from the those wanting to build the Atlantic Coast Pipeline at the mountain entrance of Wintergreen would “circumvent legislative due process regarding private companies using our national forests for their gain,” according to a July 23rd letter to property owners in the resort community from the board of directors of the Wintergreen Property Owners Association.

Virginia will be the 15th state in the nation to establish an office or task force dedicated to strengthening the outdoor industry, and the third on the East Coast.

The 2019 summer music festival’s primary performance space is still on the mountain, but it has moved to a more convenient location.

Discovery Ridge Adventure Center is getting a complete facelift with new attractions, and Lake Monocan’s offerings have been expanded and improved.

It’s estimated that 300,000 people contract Lyme every year in the U.S., with victims found not just in traditionally tick-heavy areas like upstate New York and Maine, but also in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

All five Pacific Group Resorts, Inc. resorts have signed on for the ski industry’s effort to promote sustainable slopes.

During the last week of June a new warning siren system for both the mountain and the valley will be tested. The first tests are scheduled for Wednesday morning, June 26, after 10 am.