Peggy McGee The night was clear, the moon was bright, and the winds were calm. This made for a serene and pleasant setting for the Lady Putters’ annual Moonlight Madness event. Despite the challenge of putting in the dark with only the glow of the silvery moon to light the way, several ladies went home…
Linn Myrick On May 10, 15 Let’s Travel Club members traveled by van to the Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch near Picacho Peak. We had fun feeding the ostriches and other animals (donkeys, deer, and goats) and exploring some of the Ranch’s 600 acres of desert in a monster truck to learn about ostrich farming. Afterwards,…
Pat Colburn The Quail Creek Republican Club met in the Kino Conference Center on May 23. President Pat Colburn welcomed all attendees. She gave the floor to Christi Emery, Precinct 84 Committeeman, to discuss the latest information and news about Precinct 84. Christie recognized several of the precinct workers who were in attendance. Pat then…
Mary Ann Hagermann shot a net 66 on April 3 to win the annual Telegraph Tournament. Joan Malone shot a net 63 on Jan. 30 and Feb. 6 to win the annual two-day Del Sud Eclectic Tournament. Good going, gals!
Inna Shames The Women of Quail Creek’s (TWOQC) Named Scholarships are a wonderful way to honor a loved one but, unsurprisingly, they often represent a tremendous amount of sadness. This is strikingly true in the case of the Steven Jay Perry Scholarship. Steven Jay Perry was the beloved only son of Quail Creek residents Steve…
David Zapatka Friend and pickleball player Natasha Thompson is a scuba and sunset enthusiast who writes, “loves me some sunsets. Do you know this one, “opacarophile?” Opacarophile—oh-pah-car-oh-fiel noun: an individual who cherishes sunsets, often seeking them out to enjoy the tranquil and colorful transition from day to night. This term reflects a deep affection for…