Larry Gleason At the February 4 meeting of the Men’s Christian Fellowship Lee Ayers shared The Holy Trinity and Me, a touching account about significant events and challenges in his life and his walk with the Lord. Born to an unwed mother and placed in an orphanage, Lee was adopted by the Ayers at age…
Cribbage Club Gary Lind The Cribbage Club meets twice monthly, the first Thursday and the third Friday at 1:00 p.m. in the Sienna Room at Tuscany Falls. The club is open to all PebbleCreek residents interested in playing a friendly game of Cribbage. If you don’t know how to play, but are interested in learning,…
Barb McKinney Thank you to all the residents who gave so generously to the 2014 Toy Drive for the local Boys and Girls Club! Thank you to our sponsors: The Cleveland Indians: donation of four tickets for the raffle drawing Target (Yuma and Cotton Lane): Discounted shopping for toys and donation of a bicycle The…
The PebbleCreek HOA Board of Directors congratulated LifeLong Learning at PebbleCreek for being chosen by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) as the best lifestyle program in 50 plus communities. This all-volunteer organization has provided educational programming and events to the residents of PebbleCreek for eleven years and was recognized with a prestigious national…
Traci Baker Members of the Cinema Society of PebbleCreek have been giving rave reviews to the monthly movies in this inaugural season of the Cinema Society. Since the preview film in October, more and more PebbleCreek residents have discovered and fallen in love with the special, memorable and in many cases award winning movies and…
Solar Myths Myth 1: Solar is still too expensive so it’s best left in the hands of rich people and environmentalists. Fact: Homeowners choose solar because it lowers and often eliminates their monthly electricity bill. And with the explosion of financing options, the major barriers to harvesting your own sunshine have been largely eliminated. Today…