Barbara McClure In Hayden, far north in the Copper Corridor of Pinal County, there are hundreds of families affected by the recent closure of the Asarco Mine due to a strike; and dozens of families have flocked to IMPACT for help. Food bank programs are income qualified; so many new families have recently enrolled for our…
Nan Nasser Six young women have arrived in Tucson to begin a year as a young adult volunteer in an ecumenical, faith-based period of service provided by Presbyterian Church. Under the auspices of Presbytery de Cristo, the women will work with six different area agencies, addressing the root causes of poverty. These volunteers are between the…
Cindy Heck Landscape Painting in Oil Thursdays starting Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30 and Feb. 6 at 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; Instructor: Harry Greene II, MD; Cost: $150 for all five sessions. This course is for those who have some familiarity with oil painting. It will be taught in five 3-hour sessions. Instruction will…
SBCO delivers Thanksgiving food baskets to our neighbors Nancy McCluskey-Moore The Thanksgiving holiday just got a little brighter for many families in the Oracle and San Manuel area due to the efforts of SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO). Just before Thanksgiving, SBCO delivered holiday food baskets to area residents in need. This year, the number of…
Alastair Stone Once more, the spirit of the holiday season will be strengthened in the community of SaddleBrooke Ranch when friends and neighbors join together on Friday, Dec. 13, as we all become the “SBR Carol Singers” in the Sol Ballroom of the Ranch House. We will sing some of the most familiar Christmas and…
Thank you, Oracle Schools Foundation champions! Maria Menconi On Oct. 20, a large group of Oracle Schools Foundation (OSF) champions made history! At the annual OSF Gala, the largest group of champions ever (more than 190 strong) gathered at the Vistas in SaddleBrooke One. And then, to further establish their claim to fame, this group…