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Shari Rodgers won first place with her photo Clowning Around.Shari Rodgers won second place with her photo Lavender Morning.Jan Hartsell won third place with her photo Ready for Harvest. Bruce…
Left to right: Sensei John Evans, Linda Bleisch, and Larry Rowen with Sensei Herum instructing Shari Rodgers How does someone go from the humble white belt to the coveted black…
Patrick Robles (second from left) with DCQC members Alphie Smith On Oct. 18 the Democratic Club of Quail Creek (DCQC) welcomed its honored guest Patick Robles who has been the…
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…
For the second year in a row, Quail Creek is the winner of the Robson Trap Trials held March 22 at Tucson Trap and Skeet. Shooters from Robson communities across Arizona convened for the 13th annual event. Participants shot three rounds of trap singles and capped the day with lunch and awards. As last year’s…
Coffee with the General Manager Wednesday, May 15, at 10 a.m. Madera Crystal Ballroom Board of Directors Meeting Monday, May 20, at 10 a.m. Madera Crystal Ballroom
We appreciate our furry friends! However, to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all residents, only assistance animals who are approved by the Association are permitted in our facilities. To submit a request for an accommodation, please reach out to Melani Caron, general manager, at melani.caron@robson.com. Thank you for your understanding!
Donna Allen If you find a hummingbird in need of help, you can call the Southern Arizona Hummingbird Rescue at 520-404-9949. There are also some things you can do to reduce the number of hummingbirds that might need rescuing in the first place, according to certified hummingbird handler Vanessa Jones. Here are a few of…
POA stands for “Property Owners Association.” It is very similar to HOA, which is “Homeowners Association.” POA dues are assessed to your Property Account bi-annually. The first half dues are assessed in early January and are due by Feb. 1. The second half dues are assessed in early July and are due by Aug. 1.…