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QC Neighborly Week celebrated Sept. 5-11
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QC Neighborly Week is an important reminder of the fantastic people we have in our community and the connections we enjoy.”
Queen Creek Mayor Gail Barney
Independent Newsmedia
QC Neighborly Week, Sept. 5-11, encourages residents to slow down, connect with their neighbors and embrace Queen Creek’s hometown atmosphere.
“It is important to take time to support one another with respect and kindness, especially during these unique times,” Queen Creek Mayor Gail Barney said in a release. “QC Neighborly Week is an important reminder of the fantastic people we have in our community and the connections we enjoy. I invite everyone to join me in being QC Neighborly today, tomorrow and throughout the year as this will continue to make Queen Creek a quality place to live, do business and visit.”
Beginning Sept. 5, different ways to be QC Neighborly will be shared across the town’s social media platforms, and residents are encouraged to share their neighborly experiences.
QC Neighborly is timely as the town celebrates Founders’ Month. Providing an opportunity for the community to honor the town’s heritage, tune into the Town’s social media for Tidbit Tuesday, Throwback Thursdays, Founding Father Fridays and an agricultural video series.
The signature event, Battle of the Badge – MCSO vs QCFMD, will take place virtually with one battle featured each day beginning Sept. 19. While the battles are happening virtually, the community is invited to participate from the comfort of your home. Your family can support team Fire and Medical and team MCSO by playing the minute-to-win-it style challenges.
For more details about the community participation or other elements of the town’s Founders celebration, go to QueenCreek.org/FoundersDay.
Strong neighborhoods are the cornerstone of a great community – help continue to make Queen Creek a special place to live, play and learn, the release states.
To stay updated on news, follow the town on Facebook @QueenCreek, Twitter @TownofQC and Instagram @TownofQueenCreek.
