The Ranch Riders Visit Tortilla Flat

A group of eight motorcycles from the Ranch rode the 100 miles up to Tortilla Flat, Ariz., and the famous Superstition Saloon on Oct. 30. Tortilla Flat boasts having only six residents and is on a very windy road with switchbacks and many elevation changes. The restaurant is wallpapered with $1 bills and they believe…

2 Your Health – December 2025

Self-Care Isn’t Selfish—It’s Essential Heidi Overman, LMT #MT-24997 The holidays are supposed to be merry and bright—but for many of us, they feel more like a marathon than a celebration. Among shopping, cooking, planning, traveling, and meeting everyone’s expectations, it’s easy to lose ourselves in the chaos. By the time New Year’s Day arrives, we’re…

Dollars and Sense: Details Matter

Leah Kari, retired pharmaceutical representative and licensed insurance agent Licensed insurance agents are part analyst, sleuth, and detail man. As a former pharmaceutical representative of 16 years, people would joke about representatives being called “detail men” in days past. Diligence in details was a professional requirement. It is equally important for licensed insurance agents reviewing…

Paws for a Cause!

Debora Witten SaddleBrooke Dog Park along with Oracle Animal Rehabilitation and Rescue held a benefit at the Chaparral Steakhouse. There were door prizes and a silent auction, as well as live music by Chuck Moses. Many SaddleBrooke Ranch residents attended the benefit including Debora Witten, Andy and Judy Abadia, Dave and Sharon Steen, Jeanne and…