Inna Shames Are you a woman who moved to Quail Creek recently, or a few years ago, or even 10+ years ago? You are retired or close to retiring. You want to do something meaningful, fun, or stimulating, or, better yet, all of the above, but you’re not sure you’re quite the “Women’s Club Type.”…
Carol Michels The Women of Quail Creek’s (TWOQC) On-the-Go adventurers attended a fabulous performance at the University of Arizona School of Dance on Feb. 22. Prior to the event, we enjoyed a delightful outside brunch at Locale, a lovely Italian trattoria right in the heart of Tucson. The dance performance was held at an architectural…
Skip Jones and Alphie Smith The Quail Creek Billiards Club (QCBC) held its monthly in-house tournament on Feb. 1. The challenging game of 10-ball was played. Congratulations to Pat Nigro, the winner, and to Art Lynch for coming in second. A field of 15 members played a double-elimination tournament. Play commenced at 8:30 a.m., and…
Pam Hartwell-James The Women of Quail Creek’s very first In My Kitchen for 2025 was all about getting off to a healthy eating start for the new year! Dee Colicchia graciously set the stage with several delicious, easy snacks to fill up on without tipping the scale: apple nachos with homemade toffee drizzle, festive chocolate…
Three talented jewelry artists joined Cathy Hasson’s Fringe Earring class and began exploring the endless possibilities of design using this technique. Native Americans use beads in many of their earrings, clothing, purses, and pendants. The article “Threads of Heritage: Unraveling the Rich Tapestry of Native American Beads, Traditional Patterns, and Significance” states, “The symbolism within…
Pat Colburn The Quail Creek Republican Club met on Feb 21. The Republican Club had the pleasure to hear from Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels on the status of our southern border Sheriff Mark J. Dannels has been serving as Cochise County Sheriff since November of 2012. With over 40 years of law enforcement experience,…