AzOpt, www.AzOPT.net Everyone experiences stress. While we often think of it as something that only affects our minds, ongoing stress can have a significant impact on the body as well. When stress lasts for weeks, months, or even years, it can affect how your muscles, nervous system, hormones, and immune system function. It may even…
Mike Adkins On July 2, the PebbleCreek Men’s Nine-Hole Golf Association (PCM9GA) hosted its highly anticipated Red, White, and Blue Tournament on the front nine of the Tuscany West golf course. More than 60 eager golfers gathered on the course to tackle a non-traditional format that tested both adaptability and course management. Designed to celebrate…
David Zapatka In the Quest magazine article titled “The Lotus-Born of Ancient Egypt, A Legacy for Enlightenment in Egypt’s Megalithic Sites,” author Foteini Fotoula Adrimi used an epigraph to introduce her article. The epigraph read: O Atum-Beetle! You become high as the hill; You rose as the benben In the Benben Compound In Heliopolis. (Allen,…
“Let’s strive to be better in September!”—Charmaine J. Forde Hello to all you dance aficionados and party people, this is your invitation to join the PC Dance Club in the Tuscany Ballroom for a fun evening of dancing and socializing as we celebrate the month of September. The festivities begin on Saturday, Sept. 26 from…
Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator On July 10, five players from the PebbleCreek Billiards Club (PCBC) headed south to face four members of the CantaMia (CM) Billiards Club in a spirited afternoon of semi-short-rack 8-ball. Playing on CM’s home tables, the hosts used sharp shooting and steady momentum to claim both matches and a 17-11…
Patricia Ingal LifeLong Learning’s Monday Speaker Series Team is busy vetting and selecting presentations on a variety of topics for the 2026-27 season. Mark Cruse, a professor at Arizona State University, will kick off the morning series Monday, Oct. 19, at 10 a.m. in the Renaissance Theater. Cruse will explain the crucial significance of France’s…