Guido and Sophie Rietdyk, along with their children Arthur, Charlotte, and Sasha, have made Rolling Hills their home since 2008, after purchasing and remodeling their dream house. They enjoy the area’s security, greenery, views, and tight-knit community. Professionally, they own and lead safety equipment businesses globally, while also pursuing hobbies like golf, skiing, and entertaining. Actively involved in local events and charities, the Rietdyks cherish their connections in Rolling Hills, where they feel there's "no place like home."

 

Lisa and Gerry Van Nortwick's son, Cole, turned his passion for art and vintage clothing into a business, Vintage Materials, in 2015. Specializing in 1960s-1990s street style, he sells online and at flea markets. Cole’s collection includes rare 1970s Mickey's Deli t-shirts, now displayed through his business.

 

On December 3rd, the Women’s Community Club of Rolling Hills hosted Snow Day, a festive event with activities for all ages. Highlights included a visit from Santa, snow-filled fun, a fire truck display, and a toy drive. The event fostered community spirit, bringing families together to celebrate the holiday season.