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Bill Entwistle After a fairly long hiatus, the Quail Creek Performing Arts Guild (PAG) is pleased to announce that Quail Creek Has Talent will return this summer. It is time to dust off those vocal cords, limber up those fingers, stretch out those leg muscles, and start rehearsing for audition time! Auditions will be held on…
Liz Ashby
What’s your favorite thing to do on a lazy Wednesday? Forty-eight wild women would urge you to hit the road to Sonoita and Elgin for a blissfully relaxing Wednesday experience. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday experiences would also be encouraged! Any day with your friends in a beautiful location, along with yummy food and fantastic…
Peggy McGee With COVID cases on the decline, the traditional Food for the Troops collection sponsored by the Green Valley Chapter, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), to support the junior enlisted personnel of the 162nd Fighter Wing, AZ Air National Guard, will take place this year. Collection bins will be in the clubhouse lobby…
What’s your favorite thing to do on a lazy Wednesday? Forty-eight wild women would urge you to hit the road to Sonoita and Elgin for a blissfully relaxing Wednesday experience.
Dick Sussman, QCGC Communications Chair On March 30 the leadership of our much-anticipated Quail Creek Genealogy Club (QCGC) was greeted with robust applause as they introduced themselves to an assembly of more than 50 members and other genealogy-interested residents in the superbly equipped Kino Ocotillo/Mesquite Room. Leaders outlined plans for the year-round mentoring and teaching…
Your QC Activities Council is kicking off summer with an epic bash on the driving range, and everyone’s invited! Mark your calendar for May 20, beginning at 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.: The fun starts—golf cart parking on the driving range Three food trucks: Frausto’s Street Tacos, Longhorn BBQ, Family Joint Pizzeria Cash bar 5 p.m.:…
Erika Lochow and Candace Plumlee One hundred four competitors, 41 volunteers giving over 300 collective hours, and dozens of spectators watching and cheering made this one-day initial event in Quail Creek a huge success. Erika Lochow was the event director. Shireen Kolarik and Bill Entwistle were the tournament directors. The setup for the event included…
Exciting things are happening in Quail Creek as progress continues on the Canyon Club, the new multimillion-dollar recreation amenity. Masonry columns and fireplaces are about 50% vertical, excavation on the indoor and outdoor pools is complete, and the first of six slab pours is done. The team anticipates rough framing to begin by the end…
Georgia Jaffe With such ideal weather conditions, the spring season began with the Quail Creek Tennis Club’s (QCTC) 17th annual tournament, which was held on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19. Due to COVID concerns last year, the tournament had to be canceled. The monumental task of organizing enthusiastic tennis members was taken on…