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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…
The Photo Club of Quail Creek continued with its monthly members’ contest with May having the topic of cactus. Each club member could enter up to three photos taken in the last three years. This subject was a popular one for the members, as you might expect, and drew 37 entries. All of the photos…
Please call Fire Corps at 520-629-9200, the non-emergency dispatch number, for snake removal. Dispatch operators will send personnel to handle the removal of snakes and Gila monsters. Do not call 9-1-1 unless it’s an emergency such as a snake bite.
The final bus trip to Chase Field will be Sunday, Sept. 18, versus the San Diego Padres. Game time is 1:10 p.m., and the bus will depart the Madera Clubhouse at 10 a.m. with a 9:30 a.m. boarding time. Tickets are $48. The deadline to purchase tickets is Sept. 8 at 4 p.m. Ticket price…
Congratulations Clark Wilson Congratulations to Quail Creek Men’s Golf Association golfer Clark Wilson for scoring a hole-in-one on Quail hole number 8 on Monday, May 23. It was reported that this was Clark’s fourth hole-in-one. Way to go, Clark! Quoting him: “I played Quail 8, black tee, 150 yards, blue pin, a crosswind, and used…
The July 16 meeting of the Democratic Club of Quail Creek presents speaker Hubert Parker, development coordinator of the Tucson Wildlife Center. Tucson Wildlife Center, Inc. (TWC) was established in 1998 in Tucson, by Lisa Bates and Peter Lininger and received its 501(c)(3) nonprofit determination from the IRS in October 2002. TWC is dedicated to the…
Ross Dunfee Women have been participants in war since time began. In colonial days women used firearms to protect home, property, and loved ones. During the Revolution, Civil War, World Wars, and multiple other skirmishes, women often fought quietly alongside male comrades, but not as part of the uniformed services. During WWII able-bodied men were…