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SBR Piecemakers Reach Milestone

Patti West and Char Burrill With the delivery on Aug. 6 of 65 quilts and 26 pillowcases to Casa de Paz and CASA of Pinal County, the SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) Piecemakers have reached a major milestone. Since 2017, this group of generous SaddleBrooke Ranch quilters has donated more than 1,000 quilts to the organizations they…

Join the Tap Dance Club!

Christina Dunn Come dance with the SaddleBrooke Ranch Tap Dance Club! Whether you have never tap danced before or you are a seasoned tapper, all levels are welcome to join us on Wednesdays at 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Fitness Room at the La Hacienda club. We meet weekly. Tap shoes are not necessary.…

SBR Men’s Golf Association Match Play 2026

David Moretto Congratulations to Mark Drake, Tim Resh, Rod Linville, Rick Snowden and John Noland—our 2026 SaddleBrooke Ranch Men’s Golf Association Match Play winners. The nine-hole match format was a success as we were able to complete the tournament in only two Thursdays. With only nine holes per match, there was little room for error…

Plan to Attend the ARTwalk

Diane Verkuylen-Murphy Friday, Oct. 23, 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The ARTwalk is a respected semi-annual event at SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR). The Spring show drew visitors from the Greater Tucson Area and nearby communities. Twenty-five artists opened their home studios, and five art clubs showcased local SBR artists…

Dinking Divas Sets Record with Annual Shoe Drive

Jerry Fay On May 26, 2026, the Dinking Divas of SaddleBrooke Ranch sponsored a shoe drive to provide shoes for the SaddleBrooke Shoes for the Homeless Program. Members of the Dinking Divas accepted donations at the SaddleBrooke Ranch Pickleball Courts between 8 and 10 a.m. They were overwhelmed by the response with over 1,300 pairs…

Gardening Expo October 14

Do you think gardening in an arid climate means settling for rocks and dust? Think again! With the right techniques—like strategic drip irrigation and proper plant selection—you can successfully grow a lush variety of agave, blooming cacti, and native desert scrubs. The secret is learning proven methods that thrive specifically in our region. Join us…

Sadie Hawkins Golf Tournament: Ladies’ Choice

Patti Jo Lewis June 23 was the SaddleBrooke Ranch Women’s Golf Association (SBRWGA) Sadie Hawkins Golf Tournament, and the girls invited the boys. It was June, it was hot, and it was FUN! Sadie partner selection excluded spouse and last year’s selection. Our Tournament Committee put together another exciting event, supported by our Golf Pros…

Ranchette Putters Celebrate Outstanding Results

Carol Beeley and Paula Burns The SaddleBrooke Ranchette Putters wrapped up an exciting month of play in April 2026, with strong competition, impressive improvement, and several outstanding hole-in-one performances highlighted throughout the month. Leading the April prize winners was Jan Junkin with a stellar average score of 34.5. Tied closely behind were Linda Nicholson and…

WINOs with a Hiking Problem—Age Does Not Define Them

Linda Shannon-Hills In a world that often measures age in limitations, this group has chosen a different metric: miles walked together. Week after week, they lace up their boots and head into the hills, defying stereotypes about aging. As they prepare to start their hike, they joke, adjust their walking sticks, and argue about which…

Little Readers Encouraged by Resident Woodworkers

Nancy McCluskey-Moore For many years, first grade students at Ray Elementary School in Kearny receive a handmade bookcase and at least two books at the end of the school year. Each child annually receives an additional two books (through the third grade) to store in their bookcase. This program was started by the Rotary Club…