These Women Know Their Way Around a Shotgun

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The Bo in Karate

QCLJC Chainmaille Class—A World of Possibilities

TWOQC to raise funds for Youth on their Own

Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek will launch a major fund raiser at their October 31 membership program. Prior to the gathering, orders will be taken for handmade shawls, produced by both members and non-members, with all proceeds to benefit Youth on Their Own (YOTO). TWOQC will be selling the shawls during the upcoming…

CERT graduates 12 new members

First row, left to right: Mary Anne Stanford, Lynn Heskett, Alan Hutton, Brenda Moline, Trish Hoge, David Mayberry; second row, left to right: Sandra Thornton, Eric Heskett, Judy Squires, Roger Wood, Lynn Callaway, Susan Allen; photo by Marianne Cobarrubias.

Peggy McGee Two Quail Creek residents, Susan Allen and Roger Wood, were among the 12 graduates from the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Course on September 17. During the 20-hour course the students learned about search and rescue, medical emergency care, disaster psychology and other topics that will enable them to respond in case…

TV news anchor to address TWOQC annual luncheon

Heather Rowe, KOLD-TV News Anchor

Diane Quinn Heather Rowe, nightly news anchor for KOLD-TV channel 13 in Tucson, will be the featured speaker at the annual The Women of Quail Creek Membership Luncheon October 31. Ms. Rowe will discuss issues behind the scenes of the broadcast industry including the pressures of journalism that often lead to challenges in the personal…

SaddleBrooke Artisans Fall Fair

Eve Fly Fall is upon us and that means all the art shows and fairs will begin. The SaddleBrooke Artisan Fair will be held Saturday, November 5. So save the date to see over 100 SaddleBrooke artists show and sell their creations. Our show has been described as a show of talent, texture and diversity,…