Second Quarter Challenge Winners

Nurses Give Honor to Whom Honor Is Due

Where in the World is the Crossing?

June Photography Contest Winners

Last Chance to Buy Fashion Show Tickets

Peggy McGee There are still a few tickets left for the Valley Assistance Services (VAS) Fashion Show and luncheon at the Desert Diamond Casino on July 18. Tickets at $45 may be obtained from Quail Creek resident Peggy McGee (positivelypeggygv@gmail.com/520-207-6188) or by calling VAS at 520-625-5966. Tickets bought at VAS may be put on a…

Legends, Lawmen, and Scandalous Women!

Dianne Thomson Q: What do Apache Chief Cochise, scandalous western women, Billy the Kid, and Fort Huachuca all have in common? A: There are books on these topics—and a lot more—in a growing collection of Southwest books to be found in the library at Madera clubhouse. • “Cochise was a Chiricahua Apache chief who led…

Quail Creek Pets

Melani Caron On occasion, we like to send out reminders regarding pets in general, which includes cats and dogs. While we understand cats and dogs are curious and like to sniff around, some homeowners do not enjoy pets on their property. Please be courteous and respectful of this situation, and do not allow your pet…

2025 Semi-Annual Dues Notice

The 2025 annual POA dues total $3,128. POA dues are assessed semi-annually to your Property Account. The second half is billed July 1, with payment due by August 1. A 10% late fee is applied if payment is not received by August 15. If your assessment payments are paid as an automatic withdrawal from your…

ALC Committee Summer Hours for July

As in previous years, due to the seasonal decrease in permit submittals, the ALC will be adjusting its meeting schedule for July. Please note the following changes: • The regularly scheduled meetings on Thursday, July 10, and Thursday, July 24, have been canceled. • The only ALC committee meeting for July will be held on…

Hello from the ALC Office

Let’s Talk Lights There are so many kinds of bulbs these days, and with the rise of efficient and powerful LED technology, outdoor lighting can easily become too bright—especially in a community like ours that values dark skies. Per ALC Guideline 3.21 – Exterior Lighting: “Quail Creek has been established as a Low Ambient Lighting…