Bonnie Nowicki Name three things that get sunburned. My dear hubby titled this article. Last year was brutal for Tucson, with over 100 days of temperatures over 100 degrees. In the rainfall department, the usual yearly average is 12 inches. 2020 became the driest year on record with only a skimpy 3.58 inches. What’s a…
Benjamin Castro, Food and Beverage Director Hello residents of Quail Creek! Back in July 2019, we implemented a staff recognition program to acknowledge those who have gone above and beyond. Each quarter, there are two employees chosen by management: one front of the house staff member and one back of the house staff member. At the end…
Tom Dean Debbi Vail hosted a Quail Creek party, with music by Bill and Will Foraker, to celebrate being able to have outdoor parties.
Ross Dunfee The killing was over. The four-year long Civil War officially ended at Appomattox, Va. April 9, 1865. There was a large division between the northern states (largely industrial) and the southern states (largely agrarian) over slavery, states’ rights, and westward expansion. The election of Lincoln was the last straw, and by one month…
Nancy Planck, Member Services The American Red Cross Blood Drive will be on Sunday, May 23 from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Madera Clubhouse Silver Rooms 1 and 2. Registration typically begins 30 days prior to each drive. To schedule an appointment, call 800-733-2767 or log on to redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code:…
Paul Schupmann Flight 1 1. Ralph Scafuri and Craig Parsons, 43 T2. Jeff Guest and Robert Anderson, 42 T2. Charles Sobiech and Shel Zatkin, 42 Flight 2 1. Greg Nilson and Tim Stoltman, 42 T2. Clark Wilson and Dale Miller, 39 T2. Kevin Collins and Richard Bobillot, 39 T2. Ray Busch and Dan Jondal, 39…