1983
The first Meadoword was published as a 4-page, black-and-white publication that contained no ads.
The first Meadoword was published as a 4-page, black-and-white publication that contained no ads.
1982-1985 More new tennis courts were added to the Tennis complex totaling 17 total courts.
Taylor Woodward began plans for an additional 9 holes of golf on what was originally known as the Meadows course. This was designed and constructed by Taylor Woodrow. This new course construction would be
known as The Highlands course.
The Meadows Citizens Patrol was formed (300 hours of volunteerism).
Taylor Woodrow purchases The Dickens Restaurant (formerly The Country Tower Restaurant). The Dickens Fitness Center was later demolished in 2021 in phase 2 of the completion of the Meadows Community Lifestyle and Fitness Facility for additional parking.
The Meadows exceeded expectations and the original 18-hole course expanded to another 9 holes to meet the demand.
Early 1980s Taylor Woodrow Homes acquired 129.10 acres on the west side of Longmeadow. This property was developed as a second PUD and was managed by Highland Management Association.
The clubhouse was built.
The Meadows Golf Course changed as the Planned Unit Development (PUD) progressed and was in demand. The front 9 of the Meadows is now the back 9 of The Highlands.