Logan boys return

From left to right: Roger Krouskup, Rick Horst, Charlie Hunt, Lou Tronzo, Dan Clinton, and Jim McKenna.

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…

News from the PebbleCreek Singles Club

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…

PC Quilters continue to give throughout the summer

Marlene Kuskie Even though the heat kept most PebbleCreek residents indoors this summer, the PebbleCreek Quilters continued their art of quilt making for others. Community service chairs, Patsy Smith and Judy Frank, gathered members to make quilts to donate to Ryan House. Ryan House focuses on quality of life and continuity of care that combines compassion with…

Handmade pottery class excels

Jeff Wilson The September handmade pottery class not only made some incredibly beautiful sculptural, functional, and decorative objects, but they also had fun! The focus of the class is to provide a supportive environment in which to learn the tools and techniques necessary to make any handmade pottery project. Beginners in the class usually make…

Honoree Mayor Jackie Meck

Aimee Yamamori Jackie Meck, a Buckeye native, has served previously as “town” mayor from 1973 to 1975 and as a member of the town council from 1968 to 1975 and was re-elected in 2016 to his third four-year term as mayor. Mayor Meck currently serves as past-chairman of the MAG Regional Council, past-chairman of the…

Advanced acrylic pour class

Some of the participants in the Aug. 8 Acrylic Pour Painting 101 class.

Jeff Wilson Acrylic pour painting, also called fluid art, is a wonderful medium for even the most artistically challenged among us. It’s a very forgiving technique. Even the “fails” can be saved—just add more paint! With acrylic pour painting, control is limited, resulting in completely unique results each time. Under the direction of the talented…