Quail Creek Golf Professional Joel Jaress presents the Quail Creek Men’s Golf Association President’s Cup Championship Trophy to Jerry Hutcheson, 2015 President’s Cup Champion.
Quail Crossing Boulevard Basin Restoration Completed
Where in the World Is the ‘Crossing’?
Paper Crafters Donate Valentine’s Cards
Let’s Travel Club
April 2015
QCMGA crowns President’s Cup winner
April 2015
“Blown Away” by Sports Run 2015
On February 28, 113 5K runners and 70 2K walkers/dog walkers braved the gusty winds to participate in our annual Quail Creek Sports Run event. In preparation for the 9:00 a.m. race start, volunteers, participants (including dogs!) and sponsors began arriving early that Saturday morning. The Madera Clubhouse parking lot was a sea of racers…
April 2015
Green Valley/Sahuarita mark tenth Ride of Silence
The Ride of Silence is held each year on the third Wednesday in May at more than 300 locations in the United States plus many international locations. In 2003, Chris Whelan organized the first Ride of Silence in Dallas after his friend and endurance cyclist Larry Schwartz was hit by the mirror of a passing…
April 2015
PCQC February photography contest winners Available Light – The World Indoors
Robert Thoresen In Photography, available light refers to any light that is not explicitly supplied by the photographer. The term refers to light already available naturally (sunlight) or artificially (a room’s table lamp). Use of available light is a challenge for the photographer; the brightness and direction of light is usually not adjustable except for…
April 2015
Spotlight On Advertiser: Arizona Institute of Urology
Arizona Institute of Urology is excited to announce the re-location of their Green Valley location. Their new location at 516 E. Whitehouse Canyon Rd. #160 opened for appointments April 6, 2015. This southern Arizona practice focuses on innovative and comprehensive urology care for men and women. At Arizona Institute of Urology, they have been providing…
April 2015
The Photography Club of Quail Creek shoots it up at Mescal Studios
Robert Thoresen Mescal Studios is the sister site to Old Tucson Studios but without the fake gunfights, simulated hangings, horse drawn stagecoaches and saloon dance girls. About twenty club members took an early morning walking tour on March 21 accompanied by Frank Brown, the studio’s gun slinging sheriff, caretaker and tour guide. Frank calls home…