PebbleCreek Singers “Moments to Remember” Diane Piehl The PebbleCreek Singers are in rehearsals for their spring concert, “Moments to Remember.” The group welcomed several new singers to the spring concert stage: Nancy Lundquist, second soprano; Kathleen Giancana and Marsha Jones, altos. From the opening number, “Anything Is Possible,” until the finale, the audience will be…
Jennifer Smith, Facilitator The PebbleCreek Breast Cancer Discussion group will meet Thursday, April 24 at 10 a.m. in the Tuscany Falls Clubhouse. If you are affected in some way by breast cancer, please come with your questions or specific topics of interest. Our members have a wealth of knowledge and it’s a great way to share similar experiences.…
Kathy Smith The Singles Club enjoyed a great event at the Arizona Broadway Theatre. They enjoyed a wonderful production of Hello Dolly and a delicious luncheon meal was included for all to enjoy. Hello Dolly is considered America’s finest piece of musical theater. Combined with extravagant costumes, spectacular sets, and elegant staging, it only takes…
Jenna Ridgeway The Life and Achievements of Fred Fred Cochrane, affectionately known as the “Mayor” of Mulberry, was celebrated with a surprise luncheon for his 85th birthday at the Westwind Tavern. Born in Charlotte, N.C., Fred attended Benjamin Franklin University in Washington, D.C., and began his career at Sears Roebuck in 1961. He rose through the ranks…
Annual Parking Lot Sale—Saturday, March 1 The annual Parking Lot Sale is back this spring and is scheduled for Saturday, March 1. The sale will take place in the parking lot in front of the Creative Arts Building on the Tuscany Falls side. The parking lot will be open to resident vendors at 6 a.m.…
Wagon Masters What happens at Quartzite doesn’t stay at Quartzite! The Rovin’ Pebbles (PebbleCreek’s RV club) recently headed to Quartzite, Ariz. We had a fun though sometimes very windy stay at the Rice Ranch RV Park. Our days included individual trips to local establishments and attractions, as well as many visits to the Annual Quartzite…