Debbie Scott 30 mph wind? No problem! Quail Creek Ladies’ Golf Association’s Peg Avent made an eagle on Road Runner 4 on January 9, 2020. Outstanding!
A Most Egg-cellent Lunch
Where in the World Is the ‘Crossing’?
August Paper Flowers
Let’s Travel Club
Sports, February 2020
Quail Creek Country Club Women’s 18 Hole Club
Features, February 2020
Mortgage Rates Have Dropped to Historic Lows
Melanie Sedam Mortgage rates have dropped to levels not seen since 2016 and homeowners are rushing to refinance. You can benefit even if you don’t cut your rate by a full percentage point – a rule of thumb you can safely ignore. The question is whether you will stay in your home long enough to…
Clubs & Classes, February 2020
What’s Really Happening on the Southern Border?
Marybeth Bates A year ago, Alyson Ball spoke at the Democratic Club of Quail Creek’s February meeting. She gave a fact-based presentation and led a discussion on the history of U.S. immigration. Do you wonder whether the U.S. has a humanitarian crisis, a politically-charged disaster, or a national emergency at our southern border? Would you like to…
Clubs & Classes, February 2020
A Successful Computer Club Open House
Jim Burkstrand On January 11, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its annual open house. Invitations had been extended to the entire Quail Creek community – for 2019 members to register for 2020, for non-members to come learn about the club and sign up for 2020, and for all 2019 and 2020 members to take part in a…
Generals, February 2020
Enroll Now in February and March Dance Classes
Kathi Urban Rumba – Level 1 Learn the basic steps and techniques in the easiest Latin dance. The music is slow and romantic. Thursdays, Feb. 13, 20, 27, 6–6:55 p.m. Single-Time East Coast Swing – Level 1 Also known as “the jitterbug,” this is danced to the popular music of the ’50s and ’60s. You will use…
Clubs & Classes, February 2020
PCQC 2019 Quarterly Challenge – Free Study
Jim Burkstrand The Photo Club of Quail Creek just completed its fifth quarterly photo challenge which had a theme of Free Study. Each club member could enter up to three photos which had to be taken within the calendar quarter. And the photographer/artist could post process the photo in any way, including using Photoshop filters…