Daryl Laux To keep our tennis and pickleball courts safe, playable, and well maintained for everyone, regular cleaning is part of routine court care. In Ariz., outdoor courts quickly collect dust, sand, pollen, seeds, and debris carried by wind and foot traffic. Even when this buildup is not obvious, fine dust and grit reduce traction…
Daryl Laux Spring is a perfect time to build community, and one great way to do that is by hosting a unit block party. These events welcome new neighbors, say goodbye to winter visitors, strengthen connections, and create a true sense of community. Below is the information the POA needs to help keep everyone safe…
The Activities Council of Quail Creek created some “egg”citement March 29 through April 1. The volunteer committee hid 250 colorful plastic eggs throughout Quail Creek on March 28 to be redeemed for gift certificates, golf tokens, and candy. Residents had a good time hunting down these eggs and presenting them to the activities council for…
Karen Bartlett, ALC supervisor Hard to believe May is here already, summer is just around the corner. To all those leaving Quail Creek for the season, safe travels and we’ll see you in the Fall. Just a reminder when your project has been completed, please remind your contractor to take their business “yard” sign. These…
Daryl Laux The subscription list for the new Quail Creek Social Scene newsletter was created by copying the existing subscriber list for What’s Happening at Quail Creek. If you were subscribed to What’s Happening, you are now automatically subscribed to Social Scene. Don’t forget to check your junk or spam folder! Manage Your Newsletter Subscriptions…
Terry Wiest We enjoyed a strong turnout for this year’s Saguaro Classic, overcoming forecasts of high winds. All classes were well represented, with three Springer shooters, seven in Open, and five in Unlimited. The match featured three events: cards at 25 meters, cards at 75 yards (60 yards for springers), and silhouette shooting (“Chicken Little”).…
Carole Berg Every Quail Creek unit has its own distinct personality, and unit 35B is known for its strong sense of support and easy camaraderie. Neighbors here look out for one another, creating a community where connection comes naturally. Located on the north side of Quail Crossing Boulevard near the pickleball court complex, this 117-home…
Bob Knorr May is Wildfire Awareness Month. The April 2, Quail Creek Wildfire Awareness event brought many residents to the crystal ballroom to learn about wildfire risks and what is being done to reduce these risks here at Quail Creek. Experts from Ariz. forestry and fire management offices (DFFM) and the University of Ariz., as…
Daryl Laux Desert environments are home to a variety of potentially dangerous critters, including venomous snakes, lizards, and arthropods. Understanding how to recognize them, where they live, and how to respond to bites or stings can greatly reduce risk. The most common venomous snake in the southwest is the Western Diamondback rattlesnake, which is most…
Bill Foraker All Quail Creek residents know how much talent and experience there is among our neighbors. We have over 70 clubs now and we stay pretty busy. I no longer fly, but I still work at airshows around the country and stay involved with the aviation community. I know we have lots of former…