Category: Clubs & Classes

Camera Club Meeting: March 15 (Zoom Webinar)

Lynn Warren The Camera Club follows HOA and COVID guidelines, and meetings continue to be conducted via Zoom. February’s meeting featured an impressive presentation on landscape photography by Colleen Miniuk, a well-known Phoenix area photographer. For the March meeting on March 15 at 6:30 p.m., Pat Kofahl, owner of Esprit Decor Gallery in Phoenix, will…

Singles Club Officers for 2021

Jan Hansen The PebbleCreek Singles Club recently elected new board members for 2021. The Singles Club’s mission is to provide a venue for single residents of PebbleCreek to organize and promote social and recreational activities to enjoy with other single members who share similar interests. Each year, as part of their pledge to community service,…

News from the PebbleCreek Shalom Club

Ronnie Levine The Shalom Club enjoyed a comedy night via Zoom on Feb. 21, featuring a few of our own talented members. People who registered for the program also received a package of hamantaschen, a triangle-shaped, filled pastry that is eaten to honor the holiday of Purim. The February PebbleCreek Shalom Club book group, led by…

U.S. Military History: Vietnam Veterans Day

Ross Dunfee When did the Vietnam War begin? France maintained colonial rule of Vietnam from 1864 until the Geneva Accords of 1954. During that time, multiple wars occurred in the area (including Cambodia and Laos). The Geneva Accords divided Vietnam into north (Communist rule) and south (the Republic of Vietnam), and that enticed the U.S. into…

Hikers Meet at Lunch in the White Tanks

Lynn Warren Because of COVID restrictions, club hiking groups are limited to no more than 12 hikers and meet and depart from separate PebbleCreek areas. On Jan. 29, a cool, partly cloudy morning, the B hiking group and the C group unexpectedly met on the exposed rock ledges above Willow Springs in the White Tanks.…

PebbleCreek Hikers at “The Bus Stop”

Mary Hill A group of PebbleCreek Hikers took a break at “the bus stop,” as it is known, on their way to Fat Man’s Pass. It is an annual favorite hike, especially after the holidays, to make sure we can all still fit through the pass. This is considered a C hike, with a distance of…