Where in the World Is the ‘Crossing’?

In My Kitchen: Poolside Fun with Sandi Beecher

PCQC Photo Contest Winners

MOAA Awards Scholarships and Grants

Baby Boomers—We Need You

Please find a photo of an event (playing ball, graduation, wedding, etc.) that happened to you during your “growing up” years. These photos will be shown on the “big screen” in the clubhouse ballroom during this year’s PAG Christmas show, which will span the ‘40s to the present as it relates to the baby boomers…

Guest Registration—What You Need to Know!

The Quail Creek Member Services desk can be reached at 520-393-5822 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Do you have a guest coming to stay with you? Here’s what you need to know in order to get them registered in our system: 1) All guests are required to be registered if they…

Deadline Reminder and How to Submit Articles

The deadline for the October edition is Sept. 26 by noon. Please send your submissions on time, and early if possible! You can email your submissions to editorial@robson.com or use our website link: robsonpublishing.com/editorial. For article and photo guidelines or if you have any questions, please call 480-895-4216.

Pickleball Court Reservations

The Quail Creek Pickleball Club (QCPC) has updated its software used to reserve pickleball courts. All residents of QC may reserve a court outside of Pickleball Club activities. See QCPOA Rules for rules governing pickleball courts. To make a court reservation as a non-club member: • Go to qcpickleball.org and scan the QR code in…

Winter Overseeding

Melani Caron While Arizona is traditionally seen as a desert state with cactus, agave, and coyotes, one of the many perks we are able to enjoy year-round is the ability to have a lush green lawn. You may be asking yourself, how this can be? During the summer months, we use Bermuda grass because it tolerates…

Landscape with Agaves and Aloes

Bonnie Nowicki As you mentally plan your fall landscaping chores and additions, please consider planting agaves and aloes as stunning accent plants. There’s a tremendous variety to pick from. I wish to concentrate on smaller specimens, not the huge blue agave Americana, etc. Most agaves are short-stemmed, rosette-forming succulents. They tolerate our rocky native soil,…