Camille Esterman This year the month of May mimicked March by ‘roaring in like a lion and leaving like a lamb’. Brave club members dressed in winter clothes and battled strong cold winds in the first 8:00 a.m. putting session of the season. Thankfully sunny skies followed, and putters enjoyed seasonably warm weather the rest…
Carol Thompson The Old Pueblo Mazda Miata Club (OPMC) held its latest dinner meeting at the Barnfire restaurant on Contaro Drive. Before dinner, thirty plus members and their cars met out in the parking lot to ‘kick tires’ and discuss upcoming events. Many of the club members are SaddleBrooke residents but some are from the…
Louise Grabell, Pinal County Master Gardener Strange things are happening [remember that line…Red Buttons]. It’s so darn hot outside that I decided to tell you about some strange things…as gardening goes…that you might enjoy over a cool glass of iced tea inside your cool house. Before I begin, a few garden reminders for this monsoon…
Bob Stuart Arizona Pathfinders, a nonprofit volunteer group of the Arizona Historical Society, is conducting a five-day tour (Tuesday-Saturday) on September 25-29, 2018 to the Sacramento Mountain Area, New Mexico. Join us for an adventuresome tour to this region, in south central New Mexico, east of the White Sands Missile Range. Sierra Blanca Peak,…
Susan Pharr Filling all four courts Friday, June 8, the SBRTA held a Poker Tennis Social that was fun for all. Players rotated courts and partners collecting two playing cards for a Win and one playing card for a loss until the final match was over and it was time to play Poker. The group…
Camille Esterman Reverend Debra J Stevenson, Director of Teen Challenge of Arizona’s Springboard Home for Youth in Crisis, presented an inspiring talk to the Ranchette Putters on May 9. The home provides lodging, food, love, spiritual guidance and behavior modification to young females in crisis, ages 12-17. Rev. Stevenson described it as a place of…