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Compiled by JENNIFER SUMMER
Pet-siters expand service
Scott Black, owner of Personal Touch Pet Sitting is pleased to announce that the Eagle Springs, Summerwood and Walden communities will now be included in its service area in addition to Atascocita and Kingwood which the business has been servicing since its inception.
“My pet-sitting family is growing, and we want to be part of your family,” Black said.
In addition to new service areas, Personal Touch Pet Sitting’s new services include overnight pet-sitting, group obedience classes and private in-home behavior modification training.
For additional information, please visit www.petsit.com/ptps, or call 281-441-PETS (7387.)
Athletic club issues challenge
Kingwood Athletic Club is challenging the community to participate in the 12-week body challenge.
Participants are encouraged to join in the group training session with other men or women who would like to achieve the same goals like lose weight and lower body fat, lose inches and fit in smaller clothes, and have more energy and feel better.
Everyone can join as their own group or meet new friends and support each other. The team of six with the most improvement at the end of 12 weeks will not only feel the best but also win a one-hour massage.
The individual with the greatest results will win a cash prize equivalent to the cost of the challenge.
What participants can expect is nutritional support including a journal, challenging workout routines, weekly check-ins and support, weight loss along with muscle gain, overall improved health and nutritional advice.
The mission for the 12-week body challenge is to prepare for the holidays and get started on New Year’s resolutions.
The challenge starts Sept. 2 and ends a week before the Thanksgiving holiday. The 12-week body challenge offers 12 sessions at $300 for members, $360 for non-members; payment plans are available.
Price includes $60 registration fee and the Calorie King software, an online weight management system.
For more information, sign up at the Kingwood Athletic Club Hospitality Desk; call 281-358-7765, ext. 243; or e-mail lpalm@kaconline.com.
Sprinkle earns designation
Gina Sprinkle of Association Management Inc. recently joined the elite group of community association managers who have earned the Professional Community Association Manager designation from the Community Associations Institute.
Sprinkle is one of more than 1,600 managers nationwide who have earned the highest level of professional recognition in the community association field.
Sprinkle is a Kingwood resident, but is a native from Corpus Christi/Port Aransas where she managed high-rise resort properties. Sprinkle has 16 years’ experience in the management of community associations.
Sprinkle began employment with AMI in 2001, managing homeowner associations. In 2003 Gina was promoted to director of Kingwood, where she oversees 17 communities. In 2002 and 2005 Gina was named Employee of the Year.
In 2006, Sprinkle was promoted and named director of education for AMI.
Put your business in the limelight
Do you have something great or exciting happening with your business? Does your business need some recognition? Put you and your business in the spotlight by e-mailing Jennifer Summer at jsummer@hcnonline.com.
Pet-siters expand service
Scott Black, owner of Personal Touch Pet Sitting is pleased to announce that the Eagle Springs, Summerwood and Walden communities will now be included in its service area in addition to Atascocita and Kingwood which the business has been servicing since its inception.
“My pet-sitting family is growing, and we want to be part of your family,” Black said.
In addition to new service areas, Personal Touch Pet Sitting’s new services include overnight pet-sitting, group obedience classes and private in-home behavior modification training.
For additional information, please visit www.petsit.com/ptps, or call 281-441-PETS (7387.)
Athletic club issues challenge
Kingwood Athletic Club is challenging the community to participate in the 12-week body challenge.
Participants are encouraged to join in the group training session with other men or women who would like to achieve the same goals like lose weight and lower body fat, lose inches and fit in smaller clothes, and have more energy and feel better.
Everyone can join as their own group or meet new friends and support each other. The team of six with the most improvement at the end of 12 weeks will not only feel the best but also win a one-hour massage.
The individual with the greatest results will win a cash prize equivalent to the cost of the challenge.
What participants can expect is nutritional support including a journal, challenging workout routines, weekly check-ins and support, weight loss along with muscle gain, overall improved health and nutritional advice.
The mission for the 12-week body challenge is to prepare for the holidays and get started on New Year’s resolutions.
The challenge starts Sept. 2 and ends a week before the Thanksgiving holiday. The 12-week body challenge offers 12 sessions at $300 for members, $360 for non-members; payment plans are available.
Price includes $60 registration fee and the Calorie King software, an online weight management system.
For more information, sign up at the Kingwood Athletic Club Hospitality Desk; call 281-358-7765, ext. 243; or e-mail lpalm@kaconline.com.
Sprinkle earns designation
Gina Sprinkle of Association Management Inc. recently joined the elite group of community association managers who have earned the Professional Community Association Manager designation from the Community Associations Institute.
Sprinkle is one of more than 1,600 managers nationwide who have earned the highest level of professional recognition in the community association field.
Sprinkle is a Kingwood resident, but is a native from Corpus Christi/Port Aransas where she managed high-rise resort properties. Sprinkle has 16 years’ experience in the management of community associations.
Sprinkle began employment with AMI in 2001, managing homeowner associations. In 2003 Gina was promoted to director of Kingwood, where she oversees 17 communities. In 2002 and 2005 Gina was named Employee of the Year.
In 2006, Sprinkle was promoted and named director of education for AMI.
Put your business in the limelight
Do you have something great or exciting happening with your business? Does your business need some recognition? Put you and your business in the spotlight by e-mailing Jennifer Summer at jsummer@hcnonline.com.
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