CJ Kerley The 2018 SBRWGA Solheim Cup tournament began with a kick-off party at the home of Marlyce Mycka on February 9 where Pink Team Captain, Janice Mihora, and Red Team Captain, Sue Wells, revealed team selections. Solheim Cup competition was played on February 12 with a Four-Ball Match Play and February 13 with…
Don and Rebecca Williams A fine group of 19 riders from the SaddleBrooke Ranch Riding Group headed up the trail for a great trail ride at Donnelly’s D-Spur Ranch in Gold Canyon. The one-hour trail winds through the foothills of the Superstition Mountains which were especially colorful in the warm morning sun. It was…
Louise Grabell Everyone can grow tomatoes! One plant is all you’ll need to harvest plenty of delicious “fruit” to enjoy in early summer. Growing tomatoes in the high desert of southern Arizona is a bit different from other places. Since I grow my tomatoes in a container, the following will explain how to do…
Carol Thompson The Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) choir will be preforming a first time ever Cantata at the April 1 Easter Service. We invite everyone to come and join this special service and music Redeemed. “I am redeemed, you set me free.” CCSB is a Christ-centered church with the mission to glorify God…
Linda Harvey Having fun, enjoying active retirement, making friends…these are all activities at which SBR residents excel. And there is no better time to see these come together than at Club Expo. This year 50 clubs and groups came out on a Sunday afternoon in January to introduce themselves to their fellow residents and…
While heart health and how to prevent heart disease are important topics, many people in the United States, including Hispanics and Latinos, remain at risk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 23 percent of Hispanics and Latinos in the United States have high blood pressure, which can lead to stroke…