Peggy McGee For the past several years, the Lady Putters have contributed to the Military Baby Shower organized by Caring Hearts & Hands of Quail Creek for the junior troops from the 162nd Wing, AZ Air National Guard. To make the event a success for the expectant moms, the Putters donated one small rubber duck,…
Pam Hartwell-James Group members gathered for a special edition of In My Kitchen with Cathy Ollman where the focus was on using herbs and spices for health and demystifying herbal and dietary supplements. Cathy kicked off the session with a live demonstration on how to make easy cashew milk. Attendees were treated to tastings of…
Shari Rodgers How did Shotokan’s symbol become the tiger? Read on! The tiger symbol of Shotokan Karate is one that’s immediately recognized by karate practitioners around the world, yet two questions often asked are what does this symbol represent and where did it come from? We know that tigers themselves don’t exist naturally in Japan.…
Kathy Brogdon Marilyn Christiansen celebrated Tax Day, April 15, by acing hole number 2 at the Country Club of Green Valley. Marilyn, while playing with friends, used her Heavenwood on the 105-yard par 3. This was her first hole-in-one. Congratulations on this awesome accomplishment!
This is a friendly reminder that golf carts and bicycles are required to use the designated multipurpose lanes when available. There are a couple of important reasons for this guideline: Safety: Golf carts and bicycles travel at much slower speeds than vehicles. Keeping them in the multipurpose lanes helps reduce the risk of accidents. Efficiency:…
This is a reminder that Quail Creek is a Limited Smoking Community per Quail Creek Rule 2.3. Smoking, which includes electronic cigarettes, is prohibited within any Quail Creek community building. In addition, smoking is not permitted within twenty (20) feet of any door or operable window of a community building, nor is it permitted at…
Rocco Colicchia The first Pistolero Saguaro Classic was held on April 17 at the Quail Creek air gun range. Seven competitors participated in four events. The events consisted of paper targets at 10 yards and 20 yards, silhouettes from 10 to 20 yards, and a “know your limits” event. The wind gusts up to 20…
Safety in Arizona Hiking during Arizona’s monsoon season presents unique risks, like sudden storms, lightning, and flash floods. To stay safe: Check Weather Forecasts before hiking, as storms can develop rapidly. Avoid Canyons and Low Areas that are prone to flash flooding, even if it’s not raining locally. Stay Alert for changing weather and the…
Arizona offers over 2,800 hiking trails that span diverse landscapes—from deserts with saguaro cacti to forested mountains. Highlights include: The Arizona Trail: An 800-mile route from Mexico to Utah for hikers, bikers, and skiers Havasu Falls: Known for stunning blue waterfalls, requiring an overnight trip Grand Canyon: A world wonder with scenic and challenging hikes…
Peggy McGee The 6th Annual Valley Assistance Services (VAS) fashion show and luncheon will be held on Friday, July 18, at Desert Diamond Casino. The event, Active Mornings & Glamorous Evenings, will feature Summit Hut from Tucson and Nancy Pantz in the Continental Plaza Shopping Center. Summit Hut specializes in fashions and gear for active…