Linda Rowe This is part two of an interview reflecting on how one PebbleCreek club leader met, and continues to deal with, the challenges of 2020 that are continuing into 2021. (See the June 2020 issue of the PebbleCreek Post for part one.) What other concerns did you have? One concern was how members would feel about…
Susan Skolnik The PebbleCreek Art Club met on May 21 at Sunrise Park for its first in-person meeting since being confined to virtual meetings due to COVID. The weather was cooperative, and a light brunch of pastries and juice was served. Members were able to reconnect with current members and meet some of the new…
Bill Barnard June marks the beginning of our summer season, a time when many homeowners have gone to cooler climates to escape the summer heat. As the temperatures begin to soar, so do the challenges for our landscape and golf course maintenance crews. In my message this month, I’d like to share a bit more…
David Zapatka 2020 was a crazy year. Many pickleball tournaments were cancelled. Public pickleball courts were closed and padlocked. That being said, Arizona pickleball players found ways to safely play, and, even through the pandemic, new players found pickleball in record numbers. For 2020, Pickleball Rocks Clothing and Equipment Company recognized a mixed doubles pair…
AA Serenity Group * Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. * The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. * There are no dues or…
Skip Holmes As we end the month of May, summer seems to be upon us, although we had ten fewer 100 degree and over days than last year according to the weatherman. Many snowbirds have taken flight, and most COVID restrictions have been lifted, so there is plenty of room for anyone who wants to join us. May…