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When our Ranch rallies for a cure, we really, really rally!

Sandy Jessop It started with a small idea from the SaddleBrooke Ranch Tennis Association events coordinator, Sue Cook. “October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, so let’s make everyone aware by ‘pinking out the Ranch’!” The goal was to raise awareness and a few dollars while enjoying a lively and fun tennis tournament. That idea has…

Lapidary Room help needed

Alex Baker Are you interested in being a lapidary leader for the Lapidary Room at the SaddleBrooke Ranch Arts and Tech Center? We are looking for residents who are familiar with lapidary and would like to help. If interested, contact Danielle.Herbert@robson.com.

SaddleBrooke Ranch ARTwalk – Saturday, Nov. 9

Linda Shannon-Hills Please join us for the seventh annual SaddleBrooke Ranch ARTwalk on Saturday, Nov. 9, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The ARTwalk is an open-studio tour that is designed to introduce SaddleBrooke Ranch residents to the talented artists who live in our community. The event invites SaddleBrooke Ranch residents to stroll or cart or drive to the various…

2019 Veterans Day display

One of the Veteran's Day picture boards from 2017.

Carol Andrews For the last five years at the Ranch, we’ve honored our veterans on Veterans Day by displaying their pictures on large boards. We’re doing it again this year. We still have the pictures from previous years, but if you’re a veteran and either new to the Ranch or haven’t participated in the past,…

Is stem cell therapy the answer to your joint pain?

Jonathan Tait

Linda Shannon-Hills Is regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy a bunch of hype, or is it hope for the future of less invasive treatments for pain? Dr. Jonathan Tait from Rejuv Medical Southwest will address this question during his talk on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 4 p.m. in the La Mesa and Montana rooms, located in…

Conquering the dog days of summer

Front row (left to right): Jacque Hendricks, Vicki Godbey, Roxanne Watson, Debbie Norwood, and Sandi Fredrickson. Back row: Terri Stewart, Doris Carlin, Terry Pendy, Mary Schlachter, Sue Marx, and Debi Kerth. Photo by Camille Esterman.

Camille Esterman The August skies find the Dog Star, Sirius, rising and setting with the sun. Ancient astronomers thought that the star shared its heat with the sun, creating extra hot weather. Record setting heat and humidity, however, did not stop the Ranchette Putters from rising to the challenge and conquering these steamy conditions. Each…