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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…
Aqua Fitness T,TH 2 p.m. Stacey Bogar. High-energy, low-impact class uses water resistance, resistance bands, and upbeat music to boost strength, balance, and cardio—all in a supportive, social environment. Perfect for all fitness levels. Balanced Motion M 8 a.m. Lisa DeFalco. Low-impact mixed aerobics performed while standing. The second half focuses on strength, flexibility, and…
We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new Quail Creek Firewise webpage—a resource to help residents learn about our community’s efforts to reduce wildfire risks. Visit the page on the Quail Creek website under the “QC Info” tab: Quail Creek Firewise Program. Be sure to check back regularly, as new information and updates will…
Linda Klaus On Sept. 27 Sandy Hedlund had her very first hole-in-one. It took place on the Road Runner course, hole 6, 120 yards, blue flag, using her 5 wood. Those who witnessed it were Sandy’s husband, Butch Loveland, Tom Dean, and Bonnie Dean. Congratulations go out to Sandy!
Peggy McGee The annual Battle of the Sexes Golf Tournament saw the men winning once again, which was a disappointment for the ladies who putt week after week, but the event had one big winner. After the club drew the winners for the Split the Pot raffle, they gave the raffle proceeds, along with a…
David Zapatka After friends recently hiked in the Chiricahua National Monument, I read this in a news article: “Wilcox, Ariz.—A merry troupe of coatis moms and babies were spotted along a road in Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona. Cousins of raccoons, the playful coatis gathered and excitedly squeaked with their tails shooting straight up like…
Ron Nowicki One of the real benefits of living in Quail Creek is the proximity to the University of Arizona. Be it medical services, sporting events, museums, or concerts and artistic events, they are all available on campus. But there is one more benefit located even closer to home: Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, or OLLI,…