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QC Critters Club news

The Quail Creek Critters Club had its winter meeting on Wednesday, January 27; about 35 were in attendance to hear speaker JoAnn Turnbull, President and CEO of Handi-Dogs, Inc. Jo Ann was accompanied by Luna, a yellow lab service dog and her owner Marty Fulton. The presentation defined the difference between Service Dogs, Therapy Dogs…

What governs golf at Quail Creek?

Skip and Dreama Fumia If you’ve ever asked yourself that question (What governs golf at Quail Creek?), you’ve also probably guessed that the answer is “it depends”-. As it turns out, a lot of life’s questions have an “it depends” answer. But let’s try to limit our scope of discussion to our golf question. What…

New members welcome to join Lady Putters

Whatever the weather (except heavy rain) throughout the year, the Lady Putters gather to challenge themselves on the putting green; photo by Sylvia Butler.

Peggy McGee Throughout the year, the Lady Putters meets every Wednesday at the putting green for an hour of camaraderie and challenge, some with the hope of improving their score on the golf course. Each week they putt 18 holes amid laughter and encouragement from their teammates. Ladies are invited to try out the group…

LD2 Democratic candidates to speak March 19

Rosanna Gabaldón

Cindy Mayron Rosanna Gabaldón and Aaron Baumann, declared Democratic candidates for Arizona Legislative District 2 (LD2), will be the guest speakers at the Democrats of Quail Creek meeting on Saturday, March 19, 3:00 p.m., at the Kino Conference Center (next to the golf shop building). There are two LD2 seats up for election, currently held…

TWOQC help support Continental Schools

TWOQC members attending the Sweet Art Gala (left to right): Carol Mutter, Janice Pell, Nancy Wilson, Pat Neel and Peggy McGee; photo by Mike Turner

Diane Quinn Recent cuts in education funding throughout the state of Arizona have had an impact on all schools, including the Continental Elementary School District in Green Valley. The district, which has one school site serving 575 students, has had trouble maintaining many of its programs. Students in preschool through grade eight attend the school.…

AZ computer guru featured in March program

Dianne Thomson The Computer Club program, on Tuesday, March 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the ballroom, promises to be both informative and entertaining, featuring a presentation by Mike Swanson, Arizona Computer Guru. Mike will discuss common problems – both PC and Mac – on topics ranging from anti-virus protection to general operating issues. Sixteen years…