Bill Barnard As we head into the summer months, you will begin seeing a number of improvement and maintenance projects taking place throughout the community. These projects were planned in advance and approved as part of the 2026 budget. They are approved additions from our operating budget, or planned replacements as identified in our Long-Range…
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June 2026, Front Page
PebbleCreek Resident Honored with Lifetime Service Award
We are proud to acknowledge our fellow PebbleCreek community member, Judge John A. Jelderks, on receiving the Lifetime Service Award from the U.S. District Court of Oregon Historical Society. At just 33 years old, John was appointed Circuit Judge for Oregon’s 7th Judicial District—a remarkable achievement—and has served on the bench ever since. He later…
Religion, June 2026
PCCC Poolside Potluck Picnic
V. Spiegel Once again members of PebbleCreek Community Church (PCCC) were encouraged to gather at the Oasis Pool complex for our annual church picnic. The Fellowship committee decorated the pavilion in traditional red and white checkered tablecloths and furnished enough Fry’s fried chicken to feed an army. The rest of the diners were encouraged to…
June 2026, Front Page
PebbleCreek 50’s Team Win Championship
Fred Dresser and Scott Flynn The PebbleCreek Men’s 50’s softball team took their talents to Prescott in early May to compete against some of the best teams in Arizona. Last year was the first time they played in Prescott and it didn’t go well for them, as evidenced by their record of one win and…
Sports, May 2026
Relishing Pickleball: Sun, Sweat, and Lobs
David Zapatka Summer is coming and the sun is out. The sun is beautiful, but it’s also a genuine challenge on the pickleball court. We love playing in it and we occasionally curse it while squinting into a lob we’ve completely lost. Playing pickleball in the sun is a complicated relationship. You need a strategy.…
Generals, May 2026
PebbleCreek Places Third in Yearly Trap Contest
Vicki Ray Ten shooters from PebbleCreek attended the Robson Trap Trials March 27 at Casa Grande Trap and Skeet. Jim Pollock shot 71 out of 75 targets and is PebbleCreek’s ‘top shot.’ The event is open to trap shooters living in Robson communities across Arizona. The top five individual scores from each community determine a…
May 2026, Generals
News from Robson Reserve: Thank You for Your Support
Agie Olmedo, Senior Executive Director Dear PebbleCreek Residents, I would like to take a moment to sincerely thank each of you for the incredible support you continue to show our community. Your referrals of friends, neighbors, and family members mean more than you know. There is no greater compliment than your trust in recommending Robson…
May 2026, Generals
Armed Forces Plaza at PebbleCreek
Traci Baker, Director of Community Activities & Communications May is Military Month in PebbleCreek, so we thought we’d let you know about a special area of the community. PebbleCreek’s Armed Forces Plaza was dedicated May 15, 2010. It honors all who serve or have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. The plaza is located directly…
May 2026, Generals
General Manager’s Message
Bill Barnard With higher than usual temperatures, it seems that spring has skipped us and we have gone straight to summer. It has been a hot one this year. Spring is a very busy time of the year with most of our residents in town and a large number of residents and guests visiting. It…
Sports, March 2026
Relishing Pickleball: Hitting an Overhead
David Zapatka Have you noticed how often people are hitting lobs these days or is it just me? Think SMASH! The overhead smash is one of the most satisfying and effective shots in pickleball. When executed well, it can end a rally immediately or put your opponents on the defensive. However, many players struggle with…