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Fall festivities are coming to the Ranch!

Doug and Betty Pearce enjoying the horseback ride at last year’s Chuck Wagon dinner ride at Tanque Verde Ranch.

Dianne Johns Fall is just around the corner. SBR residents will be returning from vacations, and snowbirds will start trickling in. Keeping with their tradition, the Ranch will continue to offer fall festivities to its residents. On Labor Day the Bistro will offer a hamburger and hot dog lunch. The lunch will be offered between…

Attention SaddleBrooke Ranch – Silver Alert!

Left to right: John McCallum, Bob Johns, Bob Christiansen, Rick Ludeman and Mike Hart

Has anyone seen these guys? Better yet, does anyone even know who these guys are? Five neighborly residents of the Ranch decided they were going to bike together Tuesday morning. A couple are very experienced and a few are very inexperienced! They loaded up on their safety gear: helmets, bike shorts, sunglasses, sunblock, water, etc.…

The Health Fair is fast approaching

U of A Pharmacy student testing a SaddleBrooke resident at the Health Fair.

Phyllis Ketring The time for the annual SaddleBrooke Health Fair is approaching on Saturday, October 17, 9:00 a.m. to noon at the HOA One clubhouse. Parking will be at the MountainView parking lot with two luxury coaches shuttling fairgoers continuously between MountainView and HOA One. Shuttles will operate until 1:30 p.m. to allow people time…

Outside the Box?

Standing with back to camera, Ross Messer; left to right, front row: Lynn Fidler, Mary Lou Glazer, Linda Whittington, Kim Pearce-Bull, Phil Barish and Roberta Bowers; back row: Raeone Gilson, Beler Watts, Cheryl Watts, Gary Egrebetson, Tim McCauley, Carole Lawrence, Judy Verbeke and Keith Sturdivant, partly obscured

Keith Sturdivant Outside the Box? What the heck is that? I see it on the monthly meeting list, but…? These are just a few of the questions I get asked when I tell someone that tomorrow I’m going to Outside the Box, or I just got back from Outside the Box. Now I’m not one…

Line Dance lessons with Rebecca

Rebecca’s Level 1 class has learned six new dances in the first three weeks, all that in the rain and heat. There’s no slowing down here in the summer. A couple in the back row are obviously in witness protection.

Dr. Mark Magdanz This photo reveals that 33% of attendees at the most recent line dance party reside in SaddleBrooke Ranch. They are having fun and prove we are indeed sister communities! The point also is that line dance is a great social activity as well as exercise. With the construction of the new clubhouse…

Saddle up for fun in the fall

The SaddleBrooke Ranch Riding Group has its fall schedule ready for fun in the great outdoors. The first ride will be at nearby Pusch Ridge Stables in Catalina on Saturday morning, September 26. This ride winds through the Catalina State Park and gives a great view of the mountains. Riders often see rabbits, ground squirrels…

SaddleBrooke Ranch 8-ball open schedule for September 12

Join the Ranch Billiards Club at the SaddleBrooke Ranch 8-ball Open on September 12, 2015. This event is supported by Hardin Brothers Automotive in Catalina and SaddleBrooke HOA 2 Bistro. What: 8-Ball Tournament, $5 entry fee, BCA Rules. Play on two tables, single game, double elimination. Twenty-two spots available. First 22 to pay the $5 entry…

Latest News Fom New Home Sales

The SaddleBrooke Ranch Sales Team We had amazing sales in July with a promising outlook for August and September. Thank you to all of our SaddleBrooke Ranch residents for truly making our community so popular. According to recent surveys from potential homebuyers, the people—you—are responsible for so many of the positive comments we receive. Just…

Community Church provides Habitat with tool kits

Front row: Sandy Simester, Cathy Scott, Nancy Rude, Dick Kroese, Sharon Williams and Sandy Hines; back row: Keith Gordon, Steve Willis, Shannon Schudda and Steve Wilson

Connie Saiz The Community Church of SaddleBrooke has partnered with Habitat for Humanity Tucson since 2003 by donating their time and talent to help qualified local families become homeowners. Since 2007 the congregation’s Mission Committee has provided a basic tool kit for every new Habitat homeowner. This year we provided 20 tool kits because that…