Stroll Magazine | Stroll The Villages of Indian Lakes

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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.

DISCLAIMER: This publication is owned by The N2 Company, and is not affiliated with or sponsored by any club, developer, or homeowners association.

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

See below for a few of our recent favorites.

September Travel – Don’t Sleep on One of the Best Months to Get Away

Rooted in Indian Lakes, Growing Through Every Season

From raising toddlers on Copper River to cheering on college kids at Texas A&M, the Bolline family has filled their years in Indian Lakes with traditions, milestones, memories—and plenty of Aggie pride.

A Summer Swing to Remember

Stepping Up to the Plate

For Samuel Richards, baseball is about more than hits and runs—it’s about teamwork, discipline, perseverance, and learning to bounce back when things don’t go as planned.

Todd Keller (In this family business, everyone pitches in) lending a hand with a furniture delivery!

Sweet Dreams, Big Savings

For Todd and Darla Keller, and their daughter Bristol, BoxDrop B/CS Mattress and Furniture is more than a family business—it’s a way to serve their community, help families save and build a legacy together.

Building Better Relationships, One Home at a Time

From custom builds to thoughtful remodels, Michael Schaefer is creating homes—and lasting relationships—across the community.

Luna: Queen of the Shadows

This sleek black cat prefers cozy hideouts, undercover cuddles, and ruling the house from the darkness.

Protecting Your Legacy: Estate Planning for Every Stage of Life

Marnie Barnett, Indian Lakes resident and high school art teacher

Classroom & Beyond: A Back-to-School Q&A with Local Educators

An Army of Hope

When her son faced cancer at 17, Lindsey turned the love surrounding him into a mission to help other families carry the burden.

Adam Bolline-Our Inspirational Young Achiever (September Issue)

A YEAR IN PICTURES

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Meet Your Publisher

Joanna Butenko

I’m Joanna Butenko, Area Director for Stroll Magazine in The Villages of Indian Lakes. I create a publication that celebrates neighbors—sharing stories about families, kids, pets, and the heart of our community—while also giving local businesses a powerful way to build lasting connections.

My career has always blended creativity and people-first work. I developed Heavenly Bundle Slings, nationally recognized in Baby Talk and Pregnancy Magazine as one of the Top 13 Baby Carriers of 2010, and later ran Cloud 9 Baby, a boutique voted Best of the Brazos four years straight. Earlier, as a Certified Recreational Therapist, I learned how meaningful it is to listen, support, and lift others up.

Today, as a proud mom of three and grandmother, I bring those experiences together to do what I love most: connect people, amplify their stories, and help businesses truly stand out. If you want to make a genuine impact in our community, let’s talk—I’d love to help you share your story.

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

Indian Lakes

Welcome! Let’s get to know our neighbors.

We are grateful to serve this amazing community.

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

September Travel – Don’t Sleep on One of the Best Months to Get Away

Rooted in Indian Lakes, Growing Through Every Season

A Summer Swing to Remember

Stepping Up to the Plate

Sweet Dreams, Big Savings

Building Better Relationships, One Home at a Time

Luna: Queen of the Shadows

Protecting Your Legacy: Estate Planning for Every Stage of Life

Classroom & Beyond: A Back-to-School Q&A with Local Educators

An Army of Hope

A YEAR IN PICTURES