Ron and Vicki Sullivan Looking for an exquisite accent piece for your Southwest home? Highly acclaimed Mata Ortiz potters Laura Bugarini Cota and husband Hector Gallegos, Jr. will be at Quail Creek’s Kino Conference Center on October 14, 15 and 16. They may have exactly what you have been looking for. In the fall of…
The first of two Meet the Candidates events for the 2016 POA Board of Directors election was held on Thursday, September 22. The two candidates, Jim Cleary and Jeff Krueger, began with brief opening statements giving background information on themselves as well as outlining the reasons they are running for the Board. Residents then had…
David Zapatka Are you enjoying our political cycle of nonstop commentary on the candidates, their platforms, their off-handed remarks and actions? How about the debates; fascinating? insightful? longwinded? boring? Does it sometimes seems like the words of the talking heads and the candidates go on 24/7? Lindsay Cantoni, friend and fellow bridge player, brings this…
Editor’s Note: “2 Your Health” is a new column in the Quail Creek Crossing dedicated to health issues. Each month different doctors and or medical associations, from varying specialties, will be writing on issues of importance. Articles are based on experiences and independent research conducted by the doctors or medical associations. We encourage anyone considering…
Skip and Dreama Fumia This month we’d just like to offer a few Green Committee reminders for you. As is the practice across our Quail Creek committees, Green Committee meetings are open to all residents. The Green Committee meets the first Monday of each month (unless the schedule is disrupted by a holiday) at 1:30…
Gail Phillips Fundraising for good causes is something the Quail Creek Ladies’ Golf Associations do very well, especially for the continuing fight against Breast Cancer through the Susan G. Komen ‘Rally for the Cure.’ Now in our seventeenth year, our combined golf and luncheon event, In the Saguaro Sunshine, is being held on Thursday, November…