Connie Ward Jim Ward will be tied up until April 1—no fooling. Susan Sterling roped him into the position of assistant director for the spring production of The House of Agatha Mystrie. And it’s no mystery that our SaddleBrooke audiences love dinner theater where they’ll be highly entertained and enjoy a delicious meal. The performances…
Save the date! SBR Neighbors Helping Neighbors invites you to the SaddleBrooke Ranch Health Fair to be held on Saturday, March 9, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be lots to see about health and living a healthy life.
On the morning of Nov. 11, 2023, some 130 veterans and spouses enjoyed a few hours of community to celebrate freedom on this special historic date! SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) Veterans Day began with American Legion Post 132 presenting the U.S. Colors while playing our glorious national anthem. Emcee, Ken Robinson, introduced Rebecca Call (Daughters of the…
The Goose has the goods for all your New Year resolutions, renovations, makeovers, and more! You won’t want to miss a day at the Golden Goose in January. From a wardrobe redux to movies, music, and books, DIY doodads, sporting goods, health and exercise equipment, fine art, quality furniture, jewelry, and so much more … they’re all waiting…
Melanie Einbund At our November Shabbat, with his pragmatism, scholarly history, and prognostications, Rabbi Sanford Seltzer addressed the war in Israel with concern, historical references, and guidelines as to how we can act and support Israel. The prayers and traditional worship offered were enhanced by Cantorial Soloist Eliyanah Powers and accompanist Dr. Josh Nichols. Their musical…
Ann Vernon Mark Sunday, March 10, on your calendar now! You won’t want to miss the Oracle Schools Foundation (OSF) Spring Fling Gala/Auction because: 1. The Foundation supports the Kinder Prep (preschool) program in Oracle and you believe that early childhood education is the key to success later in life. 2. You agree with and…
Rosemary Douglas The Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB) assists our neighbors in many ways besides providing twice-monthly emergency food boxes. Individuals and families dealing with food insecurity have a very limited ability to purchase items necessary for personal and household hygiene, and even some basic everyday home supplies we take for granted. The TCFB helps by…
GloryWay will be performing at Vista de la Montana United Methodist Church on Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 6 p.m. GloryWay was founded in Mansfield, Ohio, by lead singer Justin Crank. Raised on good old-fashioned gospel music, Justin developed a love for four-part harmony. What began as four friends singing around town was blessed by God…
Kathy Sinnott Construction continues for the building of the Arizona Heroes Memorial in Naranja Park. Within our 2.5-acre site, an amphitheater; 8-foot walls honoring our military, first responders and healthcare workers; and a 24-foot obelisk are sure to alter the Oro Valley horizon! And the Donor Paver Garden is sure to be one of our unique, more personalized, treasures. The…
Dale R. Farland It’s the new year, and do you need to take a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) in 2024? Would you prefer not to pay income taxes on your RMD? There is a smart tax strategy that reduces your income taxes while helping a local charity—the Oracle Schools…