We are all aware that emergencies can happen at any time, and it is important to be prepared. The town of Sahuarita, Pima County, and the state of Arizona have developed resources and plans that can help us to do just that. * Town of Sahuarita, Strategic Plan for Emergency Preparedness: sahuaritaaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/496/Stratgeic-Plan-for-Emergency-Preparedness?bidId= * Pima County,…
Jane Gold A “Light and Summery Refreshments with Friends!” event was hosted by Jennie Gaines. On June 21, nine The Women Of Quail Creek (TWOQC) members made cucumber agua fresca to drink, along with diabetic-friendly dips like blue cheese, avocado salsa for salads, tomatillo salsa, cucumber and radish salsa, tzatziki sauce/dip, and everything bagel dip!…
Dues statements are sent on July 1, either by email or the U.S. Postal Service (depending on the delivery method you selected). You may also view and pay your dues statement on the Quail Creek website. Dues are due by Aug. 1 and are considered late after Aug. 15 and are subject to a 10%…
Cathy Bailey On May 19, several members of the Quail Creek Ukulele Club and their guests traveled to beautiful Southern New Mexico to attend the Las Cruces UkeFest 2023. The three-day event kicked off with a concert by the Smoking Jackets, whose members would serve as instructors for the workshops during the next two days.…
Marian Stoddard The Quail Creek Writers and Poets Club has had an active program in the month of June, with several members contributing at our meetings. At our first meeting, Bob Rietschel led a discussion about famous first lines and how they influence us in selecting material to read. This was followed by Dave Bareiss…
Rich Ulery “What About that Traffic Light at the Entrance to Quail Creek?” Quail Creek Republicans got a world-class education on a state entity that is critically important to all Arizonans but that few understand. Nick Myers and Kevin Thompson, both elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission last November, made the trek from Phoenix to…