Rayma Scalzo Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I want to take this opportunity to remind you to make sure you get your mammograms. I might also say that my breast cancer, as well as others in our Breast Cancer Support Group, did not show up on a mammogram. Therefore, it is very important…
Come and learn a new craft at the Creative Arts Center. Kumihimo is an ancient form of braiding developed by the Japanese, that dates as far back as the sixth century. With Western influence, it has evolved today to include beautiful cords used for jewelry, interior décor, and other complementary art forms. The class is taught…
Lee Ayers Terry Ernst organized a breakfast for the men’s Bible Study group, held on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at the Eagle’s Nest dining room. Those attending included Terry, Lee Ayers, Joseph Bessing, Bill Gibbs, Mark Kloverstrom, Tom McKenzie, Don Sass, Bob Swinford, Jim Sykes, and Dave Wehrman. This was the first get together for the members…
Charlene Romanos The PebbleCreek Art Club’s (PCAC) annual art shows have grown to be one of the most popular events that take place every spring and fall. The gallery exhibits and showcases artwork by club members in the PebbleCreek community, with works presented in every variety of media. A three-person jury of art professionals select the best…
Dennis Whitley A group of tennis players and friends who participate in the Utah State University Summer Citizen program in Logan City, UT, have returned to PebbleCreek and resumed their weekly tennis matches. The Summer Citizen program was started in 1977 and serves as a destination for seniors to experience a moderate summer climate and a…
Jan Hansen Fifteen members of the PebbleCreek Singles recently attended a presentation at the Lunch Time Theater in Phoenix at the Herberger Theater Center. It was called “Remember When,” which featured three decades of music and memories. The production recalled the evolution of America’s music and pop culture from the fabulous ’50s through the swingin’ ’60s, to…