The June budget financials reflect the strong performance for the first half of the year. The June YTD revenue is 4.6% favorable to budget with all departments having exceeded their projected revenue targets for the first half of the year. Strong homeowner support by patronizing our facilities and the dedicated efforts of all departments have…
Front Page, August 2016
Raising the roof on the Renaissance Theater
Susan Knox Wilson The walls are up, the roof is on and the Renaissance Theatre backstage expansion and interior remodel continues to go according to plan. “We’ve been very lucky,” confided Ken Sergio, PebbleCreek Golf Resort Facilities Manager. “The excavation went like clockwork and we didn’t run into any old gold mines or dinosaur bones…
Clubs & Classes, August 2016
PC Hiking Club Diary
PC Hiker sets new record Lynn Warren Pete Williams, much like the Energizer Bunny, just keeps on hiking. On July 7, he reached and passed 7,000 miles, the first and only member of the hiking club to ever achieve this impressive total. On his previous hike in Sedona, Pete came within 0.1 mile but held…
Generals, August 2016
PC Live On Stage
PebbleCreek Singers beat the heat Donna Swagger Hot August days call for a course of action to feel some relief from the summer heat wave! The PebbleCreek Singers’ remedy to overcome summer sizzle is to head to an air-conditioned environment and sing cool, yule songs! After a three month interlude, the chorus members are rested…
Clubs & Classes, August 2016
PC Duplicate Bridge (sanctioned) participates in Alzheimer’s event
Kathy Bergman The ACBL (American Contract Bridge League) offers clubs throughout the United States to have a special bridge game to help support Alzheimer’s. The event is called The Longest Day, held on June 20. Thousands of clubs and organizations across the United States create their own experiences as they raise funds and participate in…
Generals, August 2016
Tree 54 where are you?
Susan Knox Wilson Have you noticed the tags hanging on all the trees in our common areas? They’re new and part of an inventory system our landscaper, AAA, has put in place to help us manage our beautiful desert “forest.” “We’ve always had a tree inventory,” noted Bill Barnard, PebbleCreek General Manager, “but our new…
Generals, August 2016
Musical Instrument Museum trip planned for September
Join your Activities Office on this day trip by bus to The Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). This amazing museum displays more than 6,000 instruments collected from around 200 of the world’s countries and territories. Most displays are enhanced by state-of-the-art audio and video technologies that allow guests to see the instruments, hear their sounds and…
Clubs & Classes, August 2016
T.T.T. sponsored campers get exprience of a lifetime
Laurie Overson We are delighted to show you our 2016 campers getting ready to board the camp bus for a wonderful week at camp this past June. I can’t begin to tell you just how life-changing the camp experience is for these girls! For some, it is the first time they are away from home…
Clubs & Classes, August 2016
Trash To Treasure PCAC Art Walk
October 22, 2016, mark your calendar, you will not want to miss the exciting artworks created by PebbleCreek’s Art Club members. The artists are working feverously throughout the summer to prepare works of art, incorporating at least 75% recycled and repurposed materials. The Art of Recycling is a special juried exhibition of fine art, which…
Clubs & Classes, August 2016
Senior Softball dominates again
Dan Rea Set against a dark, threatening, smoke filled sky caused by the Cedar Creek fire which was raging out of control on Father’s Day weekend, aka Grandfather’s Day, and with the uncertainty that this annual Pinetop softball tournament could be canceled on a moment’s notice along with an evacuation alert, our Golden Boys of…