Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference AA Serenity Group Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from…
Blair Dreyfus Another month has flown by. I hope everyone had a special Fourth of July and an even more spectacular 250–year celebration. I remember our Bicentennial like it was just 50 years ago. I do remember that I enjoyed our Bicentennial far more than this 250 celebration but I can’t quite put my finger…
Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator On July 6, three players from the PebbleCreek Billiards Club (PCBC) traveled to Sundance Community Center and emerged victorious in a hard-fought morning of 8-ball, defeating their hosts 3 matches to 1 with an overall game count of 22-20. Sundance, still smarting from previous losses to PebbleCreek, came loaded for…
Johnny Henson, Professor Pool This article is inspired by Tom “Dr. Cue” Rossman and written by Steve Farmer. One of the most effective training tools in billiards is also one of the simplest: a mirror. Every morning, people use a mirror to check how they look and make small corrections in real time. If something…
Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator It’s been a busy and successful year for the PebbleCreek Billiards Club travel teams so far. In the first six months of 2026, the club has hosted or competed in 24 contests against other West Valley 55+ communities—an impressive average of four contests per month. Each contest typically features between…
Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator The PebbleCreek Billiards Club (PCBC) and CantaMia (CM) Billiards Club delivered action-packed days of high-level 8-ball competition in a first-ever dual-location, dual-week format. The clubs split the matches, with four PCBC players traveling to CantaMia on Thursday, June 26 for afternoon play and four CantaMia players visiting PebbleCreek on Thursday,…