Pat Jensen The nineteenth annual Wisconsin Party was a great success. 183 people attended and had a lot of fun. Raffle tickets and 50-50 tickets were purchased with high hopes of winning. The card game gathered a lot of interest and the room full of people got very quiet (who would guess) as we got…
Marsha Schneider Two years ago PebbleCreek survived the “Big One” when Gary Jensen and his band of merry men and women put on one of the biggest and zaniest state parties ever. Who would have thought they could do it again? They did! They didn’t even hire a band?! Imagine if they did! On Sunday,…
Melissa Kallett Looking to take a Zumba-like class on a Tuesday afternoon? Feel like taking a Kick-boxing class on Thursday before dinner? Or how about some body sculpting on a Sunday morning? Look no further than the Tuscany Fitness Studios and the WellBeats fitness on demand kiosk. WellBeats is a virtual group fitness system that…
Kitty Datwyler: Kitty was born in Japan. She lost her parents and home by bombs during the war and was orphaned. She had an uncle who lived in the United States and he brought her to the U.S. where she attended Mary Mount Jr. College in Arlington, Virginia. She did not speak one word of…
Traci Baker Have you heard about Cheers!? Your PebbleCreek Communications Team and our Food & Beverage Department have combined efforts to bring a new electronic newsletter to your inbox every week. Called Cheers!, the weekly publication will deliver restaurant news like weekly specials, special event news and more. To subscribe to this new publication, visit pebblecreekhoa.org…
Nancy L. Stevenson The Litchfield Park Library is pleased to offer our first Volunteer Showcase, April 16, Saturday, at 1:00 p.m. Participants are Benevilla, Hospice of the Valley, Southwest Literacy Foundation and Cancer Support Community of Arizona. To celebrate Shakespeare’s 400th birthday, the library will host lunch with Shakespeare on Monday, April 18 at noon.…