Spotlight on Advertiser – Mexico’s Heartland

Warrior columns, Tula

The basin occupied by Mexico City and the rich highland to the north, called the Bajio, is the cultural heart of modern Mexico. It is also the birthplace of two great prehistoric empires that controlled from the magnificent city of Teotihuacán (100-700 A.D.) and that of the Toltecs governed from the city of Tula. Teotihuacán,…

Wellness Roundup

Rebeka Kasle will discuss Brain Health

On May 10 the Wellness Roundup talk is Brain Fit. Rebeka Kasle from Brookdale North Tucson is our speaker to discuss this new program that features education with a fun and interactive activity that will leave attendees smarter than when they arrived. She will offer brain healthy tips and training on making and living a…

SBCO honors volunteers and programs

Steve Groth, Education VP for SBCO, is presenting a plaque to Ted Wiseman and Sam Rossi.

Nan Nasser On Monday, April 11, SaddleBrooke Community Outreach hosted its annual Appreciation Event honoring all volunteers and programs for the past fiscal year. Among the many to be recognized were those who participated in our clothing programs (Kids’ Closet, Teen Closet), education programs (college scholarships, local tutoring in neighboring schools, and support of enrichment…

Thursday Talks

William T. “Flint” Carter

Prospector and Historian William T. “Flint Carter Linda Shannon-Hills Thursday Talks is proud to present to our SaddleBrooke Ranch neighbor William T. “Flint” Carter to speak on Thursday, May 19, at 4:00 p.m. Flint is a seasoned prospector who has mining claims in the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson, Arizona. After 40 years, Flint…

Ranch Roots search internet

Carol Andrews At our regular meeting on Monday, May 23, members will be talking about their favorite internet sites for genealogy. We’ll either be introducing each other to a new discovery or explaining some technique we’ve used to make the most of a site. The internet has opened a new world of genealogy research that…