A summer of disaster and generosity

Red Cross staff and volunteers gathered around to applaud PebbleCreek’s donation as Kare Bears President Teri Sellers presented checks totaling $5,160 to Red Cross Chief Development Officer Don Speck.

Stu Burge The summer of 2017 will be remembered as one of the most disastrous in U.S. history. Like something out of a Hollywood horror movie, Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and Nate carved an unprecedented swath of death and destruction across the Caribbean Islands and Puerto Rico, then north through mainland states stretching from Texas…

PebbleCreek Lady Niners hosts Sun City Grand

First place team: Diana Tirjer, Janis Korba, Lilinda Smith and Gail Hock

Pat Kaer On September 26, the PebbleCreek Lady Niners hosted a morning of golf with the lady nine-hole golfers from Sun City Grand. This is an annual event. Each club holds an invitational tournament every year and invites the other club to join. This year’s theme was Soar with the Eagles. It took place at…

PCHOA Budget Summary August 2017 YTD

The August financial results show that the overall revenue was 0.6% unfavorable to budget. New home closings were positive with 13 including 6 Villas for the month of August and a year-to-date total of 94 with 33 Villas. Resale home closings finished at 18 for the month with a year-to-date total of 187. Both new…

Pub Quiz Nites return!

Melissa Kallett, Quizmaster It’s that time again as the seasonal Pub Quiz Nites return to PebbleCreek in December. This season, to accommodate the ever-growing crowds of team trivia fanatics, the Pub Nites will be held in the Eagle’s Nest Ballroom. Much will remain the same, while some things will change. A total of eight sessions…

Computer Club meeting set for November 13

Dan Phelka The PebbleCreek Computer Club resumes its seasonal instructional meetings with an introductory session on Monday, November 13, 2017, at 4:15 p.m. (until about 6:00 p.m.) in the Eagle’s Nest Ballroom. The topic for the presentation at this meeting will be computer scams, hackings and viruses and how to avoid being taken advantage of.…

Is your grandchild reading below grade level?

Kathleen Molony Here are the facts my fellow residents: 68% of fourth grade public school students in the U.S. scored below proficient reading level; three quarters of students who are poor readers in third grade will remain poor readers in high school and one in six children who is not reading proficiently in third grade…