Terry Barringer Why 101? Most of us are familiar with this terminology representing an introductory course, one without prerequisites. As a result this compelling introduction to the Bible has become one of the most requested studies offered by the Community Church at SaddleBrooke. Since becoming a part of the study curriculum a couple of years…
Donations of used linens and pet supplies will be collected at the SaddleBrooke HOA One parking lot the second week of March (dates to be announced). Just look for the U-HAUL, courtesy of Terri Maxey with Long Realty! With thousands of pets passing through our rescue partners annually, you can imagine the need for towels,…
Bob Stuart Arizona Pathfinders, a nonprofit volunteer group of the Arizona Historical Society, is conducting a one-day tour on March 3, 2016 to the Apache Junction-Canyon Lake, AZ area. Join us for this adventure tour around the west side of the fabled Superstition Mountains. Highlights will be a visit to the Goldfield Ghost Town filled…
Cheryl Ludeman If you are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity, Zumba Gold is the class for you and now you can join one of those classes at SaddleBrooke Ranch. Residents are rocking to the beat with one-hour Zumba Gold and 45-minute Zumba Gold Toning…
Rita Fletcher The New Year started off with a Bee Line bus trip on January 3 up to Mesa for square dancing with other square dance clubs. Having worked up an appetite, stopping at Organ Stop Pizza was well deserved. You have to stop there just to hear the organ! If you recognize anyone in…
Linda Shannon-Hills and Alastair Stone The Ranch was alive with the sound of carolers in December. Under the direction of our musical leader, Alastair Stone, the SaddleBrooke Ranch neighbors joined together first on Friday night, December 13, in the Bistro Veinte in La Hacienda Club to rehearse, singing some of the most beloved Christmas songs…