Diane Piehl Let’s celebrate spring by keeping the beat while traveling over troubled waters, seeking the rainbow, letting freedom ring, and remembering the season! You won’t want to miss the wonderful selection of music for the PebbleCreek Singers spring concert, “Let There Be Music.” New staging, costuming, and pure fun will make for a most enjoyable evening.…
David J. Ramirez, Public Information Officer Looking for a great way to meet new people in a vibrant, dynamic setting? Sky Harbor offers an array of volunteering opportunities that are year-round and diverse in a multifaceted setting. The Navigator program consists of a group of volunteers known as Navigators who assist airport travelers by answering…
Alisa Moore More than 100 revelers came together for dinner, dancing, fun, and great costumes on Feb. 21, celebrating Mardi Gras in grand style. Beautiful decorations and wonderful food put everyone in the mood, but the costumes were really something to see! A special shout-out to Frankie Veltri and her dedicated social committee for an…
Donna Gillen There were several couples taking a big leap on Feb. 29, in a round robin date night tennis event. We saw Jerry and Jill Santy, our fearless organizers, leaping for long lobs on court 13, while the beautiful afternoon sun was glistening down on their court. It would not have been as lovely…
Susan Knox Wilson Every year, the PebbleCreek Homeowners Association Election Committee is charged with finding candidates who are interested in running for PebbleCreek’s Board of Directors. The volunteer position is for a two-year term which begins in January. “Serving as part of the board is something to be proud of,” commented Gordon Seaman, Election Committee…
Charlene Romanos Art Club member and resident Curtis Patchin has taken his airbrush skills to a different and unique canvas, the hard texture surface of a Yamaha golf cart. Patchin recalls, “The clients, Ron “Doc” McGarrie and Lori McLinton, approached me in January and asked if I could custom paint their golf cart. They had this…