Robert L. Shumate Robert L. Shumate (Bob), age 88, passed away on March 25, 2026, at home with his wife, Joyce, by his side. A veteran of the United States Armed Forces, a leader in the automotive industry, and a true outdoorsman, Bob lived a life defined by discipline, integrity, and a deep love for…
David Zapatka Reader, friend, and fellow bridge player, Cathie Bonnell, said, “How about the word, ‘otrovert,’ for a word of the month?” I discovered that otravert is a new word that has not yet been accepted into the English language as an official word but is well on its way. It can already be found…
We ask because we care. The Daily Check-In is available to the residents of Quail Creek who want a straightforward way to let someone know that they are OK. It involves partnering two people who will send and receive a short text message on a daily basis to check-in with each other. There is no…
Daryl Laux To keep our tennis and pickleball courts safe, playable, and well maintained for everyone, regular cleaning is part of routine court care. In Ariz., outdoor courts quickly collect dust, sand, pollen, seeds, and debris carried by wind and foot traffic. Even when this buildup is not obvious, fine dust and grit reduce traction…
Daryl Laux Spring is a perfect time to build community, and one great way to do that is by hosting a unit block party. These events welcome new neighbors, say goodbye to winter visitors, strengthen connections, and create a true sense of community. Below is the information the POA needs to help keep everyone safe…
The Activities Council of Quail Creek created some “egg”citement March 29 through April 1. The volunteer committee hid 250 colorful plastic eggs throughout Quail Creek on March 28 to be redeemed for gift certificates, golf tokens, and candy. Residents had a good time hunting down these eggs and presenting them to the activities council for…