Laurie Farquhar They were the preeminent musical theater masters of Broadway’s “Golden Age” of the 1940s and ’50s. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II wrote such classic musicals as Oklahoma!, South Pacific, The King and I and Sound of Music and ShowTime is performing a superb collection of their songs in a production called Some Enchanted Evening:…
Every year we take time to give thanks and recognition to all of our military personnel who have given so much to secure our freedom. This year we welcome some very special guests, including retired Admiral Vernon E. Clark as our Master of Ceremonies. Admiral Clark served as the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) of…
Kate Tracy Page Turners Book Club launched its 20th season on October 26, 2018 at the home of Kate Tracy, where Simone Jacobs led a discussion of Kristin Hannah’s The Great Alone. The meeting was attended by ten of the club’s 13 members, all of whom have belonged to the club for at least 15…
Mark your calendar for Sunday, November 18 to attend the popular Art Walk 2018 event sponsored by the PebbleCreek Art Club. This year’s event, usually held in the Tuscany Falls Clubhouse, will be held at the Creative Center with times to be announced at a later date. No one should be disappointed with the incredible…
Laurie Farquhar What does it mean to be a steel magnolia? The dictionary defines it as “a woman who exemplifies both traditional femininity and uncommon fortitude,” combining the contrasting images of a hard metal (steel) with a delicate flower (magnolia). There are six steel magnolias in PC Players’ upcoming production of Steel Magnolias, each with…
Stacie Mikol Robson Reserve at PebbleCreek, the Robson Senior Living Community under construction at the southwest corner of PebbleCreek Parkway and Clubhouse Drive adjacent to the PebbleCreek Resort Community, has hired a Director of Sales and Marketing. PebbleCreek resident Cindy Findley has joined the Robson Reserve team as the community’s Director of Sales and Marketing.…
Nevin Nelson Some of the groovy group gathered to remember the ’60s at Nevin Nelson’s home. The meal consisted of hippy food and drinks complete with banana splits and brownies (virgin brownies). Lots of tie dye, peace signs and head bands. And laughs—lots of laughs, followed by planning our next event. Unit 41 is back…
Sherry Blatner We made it through July and the wait is over—the Gallery and Creative Arts Center are open! The newly refurbished spaces will inspire your creativity and fulfill your shopping pleasure. Many thanks to the staff and volunteers who ensured the work would be completed in just three weeks. It was a huge effort…
Lynn Warren Congratulations to Clare! On July 2, five PC hikers carried chilled champagne and orange juice on an exploratory hike through saguaros from the new Pima Trailhead in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Early in the hike, before it got too hot, the hikers paused along the Axle Grease Trail to toast a rare accomplishment.…
Laurie Overson T.T.T. Chapter AZ-P has accomplished another year of successfully sending six fourth grade girls to camp. During their week at Camp Willow Springs in Prescott, AZ, the girls had many new and fun experiences such as pottery making, nature exploration, archery, stargazing and storytelling around nightly campfires. This was a week full of…