Stroll Bermuda Run

Delivering neighborhood connections to your mailbox every month.

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Welcome! Let’s get to know our neighbors.

We know genuine connections with neighbors next door and business owners down the street make for a more meaningful experience. And we believe getting to know people in our community should be simple. That’s why Stroll meets you where you’re at – your mailbox.

We are grateful to serve this amazing community.

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Every month, we share stories from and about different residents within our neighborhood.

See below for a few of our recent favorites.

Publisher's Note
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Cedric Defensor, 5th Grade, Pinebrook Elementary
Back to School!

2022-2023

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Celebrating Marisa Faircloth, PA-C

Of Restoration MedSpa

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Four Financial Questions for Engaged Couples
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Garden Club Celebrates 38 Years, Honors Past Presidents and Members

The Bermuda Run Garden Club — Learning, Creating, Sharing the Love of Gardening

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Jarcuterie by Suzanne Billings
Halloween Spooky Snack Cauldrons
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Introducing Wayah!
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Cathy Ring
Meet Our Team

Stroll Bermuda Run Resident Writers & Contributors

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(left to right) Jay Venuto, Laurie Venuto, Dave McConnell, Tammy McConnell, Lisa Robertson, Roby Robertson
Meet the McConnell, Robertson and Venuto families!
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New Construction vs. Remodeling
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Simply Scan the QR Code
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Angel Jackson, Leah Foster, Terri Burford, Emily Keller, Kathie Sears, Donna Carr, Cathy Ring, Sheryl Bermudez and Shelley Hundley
"Witches of Kinderton"
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Stroll is made possible by the great local businesses who support this magazine. If you’re ever in need, please keep them in mind!

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Meet Your Publisher

Stephanie Hearn

Stephanie Hearn

Welcome to Stroll Bermuda Run! I am Stephanie Hearn, publisher and owner. I'm a mom of three kids – a daughter at NCSU and twin 16-year-old sons active in soccer, football, and tennis! Let’s say I understand busy families like those in Bermuda Run. A busy life is why I feel strongly about the sense of community in our Bermuda Run neighborhoods.

It is my pleasure to collaborate with this community. Our magazine reaches the neighborhoods of Bermuda Run, Bermuda Run West, and Kinderton Village. I love to share stories of our families, pets, and young children. Stroll Bermuda Run is the exclusive and private monthly magazine delivered to each home.

If you are a resident and want to be involved, reach out! Your neighbors want to learn about you. We are always looking for writers, contributors, and ways to be more involved. Don’t be shy!

For business owners, if Bermuda Run is your ideal clientele, we want to get to know your business.

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About Stroll

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  • The magazine is very professionally presented and very highly thought of in the community. This is why we continue to advertise in it month after month. Personally, I look forward to the publication arriving in my mailbox every month. I love reading about the local businesses, my neighbors and friends, and their children and pets.

    Paula G.

    Resident

  • Not only is the magazine a fount of information about activities and social events, but it also connects us to the surrounding neighborhood and its many restaurants and businesses. Having gone through years of trying to keep residents informed through self-publishing our own newsletters with limited success, we now have a quality, informative and helpful neighborhood magazine that does it for us so much better than we ever could ourselves.

    Tommy P.

    Resident

  • Their publication speaks directly to the demographic we target. It has been a great match and the addition of their digital efforts has only further strengthened our confidence. We would certainly recommend making the publication in your area an element of your marketing efforts!

    Flo MMA

    Advertiser

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Loving the music from Davie High School Small Ensemble directed by Brittany Darst at the Storehouse for Jesus luncheon.
On Thursday, December 1, 2022, the rooftop tree and lights will be illuminated at the Davie Medical Center location (Plaza 1) in Bermuda Run at 6 p.m. This holiday season, you are invited to honor or remember someone special as we Light Up the Night on the rooftop of Davie Medical Center in the Town of Bermuda Run! A special illuminated tree and lights will be placed atop the hospital and you are invited to help us raise funds for these two worthy causes by purchasing a light or star. Lights are $10 and Stars are $50 each. Your gift is tax deductible (501c3). Visit StorehouseForJesus.mywell.org. Other options are... use listed QR code, mail check, or drop off check!
We want to welcome Long's Cleaning Service to our list of valued and trusted partners in Bermuda Run. They specialize in cleaning commercial properties, churches, and offices. Please give them a call for your professional cleaning needs! #bermudarunnc #strollbermudarun #bermudarunliving #bermudarun #daviecountync #strollmagazine
N2’s purpose is “to give people meaningful careers” – and making a positive impact on those around us is one thing that sets apart a meaningful career from an ordinary one. 🥰 So, on November 2, as a Stroll area director in the Triad of NC, I'm asking that our communities come together to make a difference in others’ lives. In the spirit of giving, we’re encouraging our residents to find ways to make contributions to their local communities and beyond. This #N2GIVESDay, consider making a donation or serving others with your time and support – here are some helpful ideas to get you started. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2022 Clothing Declutter your closets and help save the planet in the process by donating gently used clothing to local charities or organizations that distribute specific items like professional clothing, winter coats, shoes, etc. to those in need. Food According to the USDA, more than 34 million people in the United States, including nine million children, face food insecurity. Take action to end hunger by giving to your local food bank, which can be found through Feeding America. Household Goods Avoid the landfill by donating household goods and materials to Habitat for Humanity ReStore, which accepts hard-to-dispose-of items, including new and used furniture, appliances, and surplus building materials. Letters to Troops Show your gratitude and support by writing to our military service members through A Million Thanks or Operation Gratitude. Cards to Children’s Hospitals Boost morale and offer encouragement to patients in children’s hospitals by making and sending cards via Letters of Love. Financial Donations Help fund the fight against human trafficking by giving to our N2GIVES partners, like Love Justice International and Atlas Free, or make a financial donation to any organization of your choice. From big tasks to small gestures, there are so many ways to give back to your community. We encourage you to find a way to make an impact that’s meaningful to you – and be sure to share your acts of kindness with us! Consider using these hashtags when tagging us: #StrollBermudaRun #N2Gives #N2GivesDay
Business owners... Want to reach your audience??? Let's talk. Give me a call or email me directly at 336-250-3044; Stephanie.Hearn@n2co.com
MARK YOUR CALENDARS TO CELEBRATE WITH @restorationmedspa Who is coming out for food, fun, and giveaways!?? 😍

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