Jersey Night Casual Dance

Third Quarter Challenge

Ever Wonder What It Takes to Progress Through the Ranks in Karate?

Democratic Club October Meeting

Third Quarter Challenge

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…

Democratic Club October Meeting

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…

QC Veterans’ Golf Association welcomes QC veterans and supports local military and veterans’ families

New QCVGA Board gets to work. Past-President Tom Contreras, 2016 President Tom Haberer and Vice President Ted Schelenski work on plans for 2016.

Tom Haberer The Quail Creek Veterans’ Golf Association is a welcome contact for all veterans and especially veterans just moving into Quail Creek. Not only does QCVGA provide a friendly introduction to our golfing community, it also helps new residents establish their AGA handicap necessary for all future competition. It is important to note that…

TWOQC selling tickets for Reid Park Zoo trip

Diane Quinn Tickets are going fast for The Women of Quail Creek March 28 field trip to the Reid Park Zoo. This very popular excursion promises to please all attending. There have been several changes at the zoo since TWOQC last visited, including new zoo babies and the development of the elephant experience area. Tickets…

Sisal… once known as the green gold of the Yucatan

Maya ruins and haciendas

Linda Stack-Chenok Many of you may be acquainted with sisal rugs. That really was my only reference point until I recently visited the Yucatan and delved into the interesting background and history of sisal production. Sisal, which comes from a certain type of agave plant (different from the one for tequila), was once called the…

Lady Putters made holiday dinners extra special

Lady Putters stand behind one of the totes that were filled with groceries destined for the Food Bank; photo by Sylvia Butler.

Peggy McGee Dressed in holiday attire, the Lady Putters arrived for their weekly putting with bags full of groceries to help the Green Valley/Sahuarita Food Bank clients prepare special dinners as they celebrated Christmas. In addition to grocery staples like cereal and peanut butter, the 220 pounds of food included cans of cranberry sauce, yams,…