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…
Maureen Plate Kare Bears presented Sandy Smith with a pin recognizing her 20 years of volunteer service as a Kare Bears coordinator for Unit 12. Rayma Scalzo made the presentation. Rayma is the founder of Kare Bears, and she also awarded pins to 12 other volunteers for 10 years of service in many different positions.…
Traci Baker, Director of Community Activities & Communications To reopen our beautiful Renaissance Theater, we welcome back the wildly popular… Laughlin Full Circle of Gratitude Tour June 30 through July 1 As some of you may know, my first tour ever was to Laughlin in June 1981—40 years ago. I was in my early 20s…
Larry Sessoms It was with the greatest joy that on June 6, PebbleCreek Community Church (PCCC) returned to the Eagle’s Nest Ballroom for our traditional worship service. Thank you, PebbleCreek Homeowners Association, for all you have done this past year to assist in protecting our residents! Now, as we continue to exercise appropriate caution, we are…
Karla Heinz Barbara and her husband, Sandy, moved to PebbleCreek many years ago from Washington state, have downsized, and now live in the Villas here at PebbleCreek. Barbara spent her career with Honeywell as a mechanical inspector and a source inspector. Her division made data recorders (black boxes, which are actually orange) and circuit boards.…
Marilu Trainor Fireworks can be exciting, but it is important to know the laws and risks associated with their use. According to the National Fire Protection Agency website, an estimated 19,500 fires started by fireworks were reported to local U.S. fire departments in 2018. More fires are reported on the Fourth of July than any other day of…