The HSBHA is a nonprofit organization comprised of property owners in the Horseshoe Bend development located in East Texas just south of Winnsboro. Its mission is to preserve, enhance and maintain a natural lake, land, trees and wildlife setting in which the property owners can feel safe, have social activities and protect their investment.
Membership in the Association is mandatory if you are a property owner in the Horseshoe Bend Development. Members of the Little Cypress Development, which is adjacent to Horseshoe Bend, may also elect to join the Horseshoe Bend Homeowners Association. Current annual dues are $146.15 per unit owned.
The Association is managed by a five-member Board of Directors elected by the membership and supported by several appointed officers and Standing Committees. Members of the 2012 Board are as follows: President - Jerry Walker and Directors - Jim Vertz, Lynn Grantham, Denise Carter and John Massey. The Secretary is Jeannette Pyle and the Treasurer is Ora Young.
Meetings of the Board are open to the membership and are held on Saturday mornings at 10:00 am at Dogwood Lodge. Notices of regularly scheduled and special meetings are published in the Association's newsletter and/or posted on the community bulletin board.
For more information about Horseshoe Bend click on the links at the top of this page. There is a totally new Social Calendar for 2010. Click on "Social Events." There are numerous pages of photos in "Photos From Around Horseshoe Bend." If you have photos of scenery or events at HSB you would like to share, please send them to us and we will put them on the website.
Many homeowners at Horseshoe Bend chose to display the American Flag as an act of patriotism. Click here to view some general guidelines from the Flag Code on how to appropriately display the flag.
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Louis & Jeannette
The Fishing Tournament held on March 17th was a complete success and fun was had by all. Twenty five contestants in 13 boats fished in ideal conditions for the 56 total bass that were caught. The Hospitality Committee fed over 50 people and the fried catfish, hush puppies, and French fries were a huge success, as well. Our Sponsors responded and most everyone received a gift at the drawing part of the awards program. The First Place Award went to Mary Ann and Bob Cummings with 23.0 pounds of bass caught. Gordon Glass and Doug Sager placed second with 20.5 pounds. Sam and Penny Hooten finished in third place with 17.75 pounds. Bob Cummings won the Big Bass Trophy/Award with a 7lb. 4oz. beauty. Denise Carter caught the largest bass among the 6 women contestants at 5lb. 8oz. Her catch was made even more amazing by the fact she caught it out of a paddle boat with Diane Bowman! Our goal is to work to make next year’s event even more fun and more successful
