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Houndslake Kids Triathlon
Ready, set, go! Join us for the 1st Annual Houndslake Kids Triathlon on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at Houndslake Country Club. Young athletes ages 5–14 will swim, bike, and run their way to an unforgettable finish—and every finisher receives a medal! First swimmer starts at 8:00 AM Last finisher expected at 9:15 AM Awards ceremony at 10:00 AM Register below and be part of an exciting new community tradition! We’re looking for volunteers to help make this event a success. S
houndslakena
Jul 231 min read


Laurel Course Bridge Replacement Project is Complete
The Houndslake Neighborhood Association is proud to announce the completion of the new Laurel Course bridge. The bridge serves as an important connection for residents to walk and ride golf carts from Houndslake to the Laurel Course and the rest of Houndslake North. Replacing the aging original structure had become one of the most requested projects in recent HNA history, and we are excited to see it completed and open for use. Projects like this do not happen overnight. They
houndslakena
May 231 min read


March HNA General Meeting Recap
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our March Houndslake Neighborhood Association General Meeting. It was a great evening with a strong turnout, good conversation, and a lot of positive momentum for our neighborhood. We were fortunate to have two outstanding guest speakers. Captain Key from the Aiken Department of Public Safety spoke about the importance of neighborhood crime watch programs and shared practical advice on how to avoid scams. His presentation was a great fi
houndslakena
Mar 292 min read


A Fresh Welcome to Houndslake: Our Entrance Landscaping Project
If you’ve driven past the entrance at the corner of the bypass and Houndslake Drive recently, you’ve probably noticed something a little different—and a lot better. One of the projects the Houndslake Neighborhood Association has been focused on this year is improving the appearance of our main entrance. It’s the first impression people get when they enter our neighborhood, and for a long time, it didn’t quite reflect the pride we have in our community. We’re happy to say—that
houndslakena
Mar 232 min read
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