Debbie McGrady As we all know, time seems to pass more quickly with each passing year. We’ve completed our careers, raised our families, and now find ourselves enjoying retirement. At this stage of life we finally have an opportunity to focus on ourselves—whether that means traveling, pursuing a hobby, volunteering, or simply appreciating the gift…
Leslie Stewart Whether you are a novice or professional, there is always room to learn something new and engaging. Not only does this get your creative juices flowing, but it also provides help if needed and companionship with a group of friendly people! Please come to any of our Tuesday, 9 a.m.-noon or Friday, 1-4…
Sue Fetters Our SBR Mudslingers pottery studio offers potential members a wonderfully thorough two–part introduction class exposing them to the fundamentals of clay, glazing, and our studio environment. In the first session, students dive into the art of hand-building. Under expert guidance, they learn to shape, sculpt, and join raw clay, applying these new skills…
Sheila K. Muehling The SaddleBrooke Ranch Conservatives (SBRC) July meeting is Wednesday, July 8, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the SBR Sol Ballroom. Guest Speakers Walter (Les) Presmyk, Candidate for Arizona Mine Inspector. Les Presmyk, Arizona’s State Mine Inspector, was appointed to this important position in September 2025. A native Arizonan, lifelong Republican, and…
Janelle Authur Ranch Western dancers celebrated the USA’s 250th birthday a few weeks early two steppin’ to the Country music of the Clear County Band on Friday, June 5. Dancers filled the Sol Ballroom floor from the first to last dance, with Western dancers from Tucson and the SaddleBrooke and Sun City Oro Valley Western…
Sharon Morris Did you know that if you learn the beginner line dance called the Electric Slide, you can dance it to over 20 different songs? The electric slide is taught in the Level 1 line dance class here at SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR). You may be familiar with the steps as it is popular at…