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In My Kitchen: Poolside Fun with Sandi Beecher

PCQC Photo Contest Winners

MOAA Awards Scholarships and Grants

Golf Cart Registration

A friendly reminder from Quail Creek Country Club POA Rules: Article 5: Gate Electronic Tags, Gate Equipment, Access and Registration: In accordance with Article 5.4.1: All resident golf carts in Quail Creek must be registered with the Quail Creek Community Services Patrol. There is no cost for this service. Please reach out to Matt Huntington,…

Understanding Your Quail Creek Bills

Member Accounts To be authorized to charge to your Member Account, you will need to sign a Signing Privileges form. When you use your Member Account to charge at the Pro Shop, Member Services, The Grill restaurant, etc., you will receive a monthly statement with your charges. Statements arrive either by mail or by email.…

Anza Rule Reminders

Don Beaver, Fitness Director Despite the fact that this “season,” with its full complement of residents, has passed us, it is never a bad time to remind ourselves of the rules that serve us well. Whether you are a longtime resident, a renter, a new resident, or a guest, your enjoyment of the Anza facilities…

Piñata Factory Does Easter

Brenda Rock Easter is a huge time for the Piñata Factory in Tucson! So, when 10 ladies took a trip to the Piñata Factory on March 27 (many from the waitlist of the same trip earlier this year), they got to see huge Easter baskets and Easter eggs in the making. They first met for…

Easter Egg Hunt at Quail Creek

Vicky Persson The Activities Council of Quail Creek created some “egg”citement March 24 through March 27. The volunteer committee hid 250 colorful plastic eggs all throughout Quail Creek on March 23 to be redeemed for gift certificates, golf coins, concert tickets, and candy from March 24 through March 27. “A great time was had by…

Grow a Pretty Pomegranate Tree

Bonnie Nowicki Quail Creek gardeners, now’s the ideal time to plant a deciduous pomegranate (Punica granatum) shrub/tree. This Mediterranean native was brought to Arizona in the 15th to 16th century by the Spanish. Grown naturally as a woody, multi-stem shrub, pomegranates can be easily trained into a 12- to 15-foot tree or espaliered against a…