The Friends of the SaddleBrooke Libraries is sponsoring a spring tour to Santa Fe, New Mexico, from April 24 through 29, 2016. Activities will include a walking tour of historic Santa Fe, visits to several museums and a day trip to Taos. The first night’s stay will be in Winslow, Arizona, at the historic La…
Rocky is a 5-year old, seven pound chi mix who is sweet, loving and fun. He was adopted into a great home with three larger dogs, but that was just too much for him. He loves dogs his own size, but in typical chi fashion Rocky doesn’t prefer alpha dogs. You’ll fall in love with…
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just curious about this crazy game that’s sweeping the country, you’ll definitely want to make plans and join the fun November 7 through 11 when Robson Ranch Arizona hosts the 2015 USAPA Nationals VII. The USAPA-sanctioned tournament is in its seventh year and consistently brings some of the top…
Want to get fit and relieve pain at the same time? Joe Pinella, a SaddleBooke resident and 50-year+ practitioner of Chi Gong and Tai Chi, now offers two classes at SaddleBrooke Ranch that help to do just that. It can be a real challenge to get into shape while facing issues like chronic pain, arthritis,…
Managing lung disease during the holidays Phoebe Brown, Staff Writer The holiday season brings people together for many celebrations. However, for people with lung disease the holidays can seem daunting. Between traveling, cooking and eating, someone could easily become fatigued, which could make breathing difficult. One way to avoid excessive exhaustion is to practice moderation…
Linda Shannon-Hills Thursday Talks will be on November 19 at 4:00 p.m. with the Pinal County Open Space and Trails committee giving a presentation on the importance and benefits of open space and trails in our county. We will discuss the various recreation opportunities. The speaker will be Celeste Andresen, Ranch Manager and Outreach Liaison…