Deedee Clary-Stephens and Steve Sanford The Quail Creek Republican Club (QCRC) convened in the Ocotillo Room on Jan. 16. President Steve Sanford welcomed attendees and acknowledged new members to the QCRC. Following the introduction, invocation, and the Pledge of Allegiance, Steve Sanford delivered opening remarks, which emphasized the need for volunteers and the need to…
Lisa Stilson The Women of Quail Creek’s Scholarship Committee needs your help! And it won’t cost you a dime! Do you know a graduating high school senior woman from Waldon Grove, Sahuarita, or Rio Rico High School? Perhaps one who received a TWOQC (The Women of Quail Creek) High School Scholarship last year and is…
Roxanne Housley The Women of Quail Creek Community Outreach Committee has collected many donated items in the past, but this is the first time we’re asking for new and gently used shoes. Proceeds from the shoe donations will support United Community Health Center’s (UCHC) Pediatric Health Programs. UCHC was founded to ensure rural Southern Arizona…
Lisa Stilson Who would have thought a decade ago that the TWOQC (The Women of Quail Creek) Scholarship Committee would grow into what it is today? The first year, two $1,000 scholarships were granted to senior women graduating from Waldon Grove and Sahuarita High Schools. Fast forward to 2025, and 27 scholarships were awarded totaling…
Pam Hartwell-James The In My Kitchen group with The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) met on Jan. 22, hosted by Sherri Norine and Celia Shevlin. Guests enjoyed handmade pasta with three sauces (yellow tomato, vodka, and pumpkin) with meatballs for dipping, followed by panna cotta with berries. It was a warm, engaging afternoon filled with…
Darcy Siegfried The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) On The Go visited the Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum in early January. This internationally-known museum, uamineralmuseum.com, is run by the University of Arizona, along with a number of dedicated volunteers. We were greeted by two wonderful docents (David and Dave) whose passion for the museum…